Category: College Hockey Player

RIT Tigers‘ senior right wing Austin Brimmer(7) has a college best scoring 15 assists and 23 points and is just 1 goal off tying his junior year high of 9.

The big 6’4″ 223 lbs. forward transferred from 3 years at Long Island University Sharks.

From Markham, ON, the 24-year did 2 NAHL years before college.

After tournament play finishes up, he quickly signs a 1-year AHL deal to join Abbotsford Canucks immediately and through 2026/2027.

Rookie defenseman Jake Johansen(4) is doing ok with 1 goal and 8 assists in 38 games, but is traded from the top team in the league to Twin City Thunderbirds, who are working for playoff positioning in the FPHL.

The 6’2″ 201 lbs. blue liner did 4 years at Fitchburg State University Falcons and scored a college best 7 goals and 16 assists in 27 games with a +2 rating.

He also helped the college team with the 2025 MASCAC title.

From Milford, NH, the 26-year old rose his junior game up to EHL, where he finished as captain with East Coast Wizards before school.

Way to be on the lookout, Detroit Red Wings sign now 2nd year defenseman Wyatt Newpower(38) to a two-year NHL entry level deal.

The fairly sizable 6’3″ 194 lbs. d-man was initially signed by Cleveland Monsters to a minor league deal and as a rookie scored 3 goals and 7 assists in 24 AHL games with a fairly phenomenal +10 rating.

He finished 2019/2020 COVID playoff cut season, finishing up 4 as captain for UConn Huskies, scoring a college career tying 3 goals and best 19 assists for 22 points with a +23 rating.

The 23-year old Hugo, MN native has to be smiling nicely how he played his way into this signing.

As his deal expires, he isn’t qualified to stay, so signs a minor league deal with Bridgeport Islanders for 2024/2025.

He scores a new high 8 assists and ties his twice best 10 points, which he takes to a new deal with Iowa Wild for 2025/2026, which should see him show increases.

In 23 games, he records only 3 assists with a -9 rating and Syracuse Crunch see something they can work with, so trade future considerations for him

He elevates his scoring by a bit and is a +5 in 21 games, but is dealt at the deadline to Springfield Thunderbirds, who believe they can get him ticking.

Elmira College Soaring Eagles‘ senior center Tyler Schwindt(44) realized some scoring last season with a college high (by a mile) 12 goals and 3 assists.

The 6’1″ 181 lbs. forward signs a 1st pro deal with Binghamton Black Bears, as tournament play winds down.

In 4 FPHL games, he has 3 assists for a nice start.

From New Hamburg, ON, he did 3 years NOJHL before school.

The 25-year old definitely looks to play himself up a level quickly.

A small town, Auburn, MA (out near Worcester) college hockey team barely 10 years out of its infancy, Anna Maria College AMCATS advances to an NCAA D3 tournament bid after winning their MASCAC Conference for a 1st time in only 2 year of play since abandoning their independent schedule.

Junior goaltender Matthew Hennessey(30) posted a 3-0 shutout in the game to cinch the appearance in a season where he posted a 17-3-2 record with a 1.83 GAA and .945 SV% and was named Player Of The Year.

They traveled to face-off against University Of Wisconsin-Stout Blue Devils to advance.

Stonehill College Skyhawks‘ graduate goaltender Connor Androlewicz(29) came over from little use at his 1st school, University Of Maine Black Bears, where he spent 4 years.

In the opening game of the NCAA Division 1 hockey season, he posts a 3-2 overtime win to collect just his 2nd victory in college hockey.

The 6’2″ 201 lbs. net minder played only 1 season bouncing around between a few teams, but it was his run at Holderness School USHS-Prep that got him spotted.

From St. Louis, MO, we look for the 23-year old looks focused to continue to do well this season.

Through 2 seasons, he played in 29 games and maybe didn’t have the record to show how the very decently-sized net minder did in some of those losses or wins.

No surprise, he signs with Pensacola Ice Flyers and should help them.

Rochester Jr. Americans‘ 2nd year left wing/defenseman Ryan Shaw(2) blew up his NAHL junior scoring in the current session with 37 goals and 35 assists in 49 games that he takes to his 2026/2027 commit at RIT Tigers.

The 5’10” 170 lbs. forward plays sort of a roamer style on ice, putting in place for scoring opportunities at maybe a greater frequency, due to this.

From Longmeadow, MA, he cycled a few junior leagues before finding home in upper state.

The 21-year old will be a nice at to ECAC play.

Albertus Magnus College Falcons‘ senior left wing Caden Pattison(21) takes college best scoring 11 assists and 15 points to a 1st pro contract with Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs.

The big 6’3″ 205 lbs. forward has played 3 SPHL with no points, but is a +1 rating.

He did most of 3 NAHL seasons with Maine Nordiques.

From Lake Stevens, WA, the 24-year old should show signs of life scoring points as a pro.