RPI Engineers‘ graduate center Dovar Tinling(26) signs a 1st pro deal, an ato with Adirondack Thunder, but we will see if he can make it onto the playoff roster.
In 4 ECHL games, the 5’11” 185 lbs. forward doesn’t have any points yet.
From Point Claire, QC, he commited after lighting up 1 year CCHL and went to University Of Vermont Catamounts for 2 maybe a little lackluster frames.
The 23-year old left mid 2nd season and went back to junior hockey, USHL and went onto score well to decide upon another full year, heading to Penticton Vees and winning the 2023 BCHL Championship with them.
University Of Alaska-Anchorage Seawolves‘ junior defenseman Joey Potter(3) transferred from a freshman year at Union College Dutchmen, maybe wanting to head back close to where he played his 2nd season of NAHL juniors at Fairbanks Ice Dogs, amassing 34 assists.
The 5’11” 185 lbs. blue liner from Los Angeles, CA has 2 goals and 2 assists in 12 games for his new club.
He’s 22-years old and plays like a leader out there, when he’s not catching some zzz’s.
After 2 season of playing the independent schedule, scoring a college best last season as a junior with 4 goals and 6 assists in a high 32 games, he is heading off a 2nd time to go finish up his senior year at Lake Superior State University Lakers for 2026/2027.
Western Michigan University Broncos‘ freshman left wing Jamison Sluys(26) maybe wasn’t entirely thrilled to be only figuring into 20 games with 2 goals and 1 assist that he enters the transfer portal to go skate for St. Cloud State University Huskies as a sophomore in 2026/2027.
The 5’10” 194 lbs. forwad left his 2nd year of USHL as a point-per-game scorer.
From Port Roberts, WA, we look at his new school giving the 20-year old a better chance to prove himself.
RIT Tigers‘ graduate net minder Trent Burnham(1) only played 2 games after a tough senior year, but we’re unsure if it was specifically they were riding another goalie for most of the season.
The 6′ 165 lbs. goaltender signed to be Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs as emergency back-up goaltender and is sticking through the SPHL playoffs.
He transferred from his junior year at Lindenwood University Lions, where he was unreal playing D3 as a freshman.
From Eagle River, AK, the 26-year old will need a new deal for 2026/2027.
Niagara University Purple Eagles‘ senior center Grayson Dietrich(17) had his best college scoring season as a junior with 5 goals and 6 assists after transferring from his sophomore frame at American International College Yellowjackets.
The 6’2″ 201 lbs. forward signs a 1st pro deal with Port Huron Prowlers upon tournament completion and scores 6 goals and 2 assists in 5 FPHL games with a +10 rating.
From Calgary, AB, the 24-year old did 3 AJHL seasons before colllege.
He looks to sign his way up is how it’s looking for 2026/2027.
University Of Alaska-Fairbanks Nanooks‘ sophomore center Peyton Platter(24) scored a college best 8 goals and 13 assists last season that he takes into the transfer portal to next play his game at closer to home for 2026/2027 at University Of Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs as a junior.
The 6’1″ 181 lbs. forward did 2 NAHL junior sessions with Chippewa Steel, scoring almost point-per-game totals in his 2nd frame before school.
From Eu Claire, WI, we look for the 22-year old to increase NCHC his play.
University Of Alaska Seawolves‘ freshman center Judah Makway(18) scored 3 goals and 6 assists in 33 games on a team that struggled to win some games that he takes into the transfer portal to next play at University Of Maine Black Bears.
The 6’3″ 190 lbs. forward did 3 years BCHL and scored big in his last frame before college.
From Trail, BC, we look for the 21-year old to use his size in Hockey East.
Lake Superior State University Lakers‘ commit, 2nd year NAHL center Branden Piku(77) is putting up junior hockey, career best numbers, 8 goals and 12 assists in 22 games for Maryland Black Bears, like he’s getting ready to contribute from the get-go 2022/2023, if given the opportunity.
The small 5’8″ 154 lbs. pivot has definitely displayed that he can pocket points.
We’re sure that as he finishes up the current frame, the 19-year old from Harrison Township, MI has his eyes on some CCHA hockey.
In his junior season, he scores a new college best 9 assists and 17 points that he enters the transfer portal to next play his hockey at Northern Michigan University Wildcats.
St. Lawrence University Skating Saints‘ Finnish-born freshman left wing Rasmus Svartstrom(11) scored 17 goals and 7 assists in 34 games last season.
The big 6’5″ 201 lbs. forward is taking his game to maybe a bit tougher hockey, signing with University Of New Hampshire Wildcats for his sophomore frame, 2026/2027.
He did all his youth and some junior back home, then came over for 1 explosive BCHL season before college.
With strong Hockey East play, the 20-year old could set himself up as a highly sought after unrestricted free agent.
University Of Vermont Catamounts‘ graduate left wing Chris Theodore(26) may have not put up best in his 6th college frame, but was still a competent 8 goals and 6 assists in 27 outings.
The 5’6″ 178 lbs. forward came down from his hometown in Beaconsfield, QC for USHS-Prep, which he detonated, then slipped away for a junior year in the CCHL before committing.
He originally committed to 4 years at American International College Yellowjackets, and may have been granted a year of exception due to only 3 games as a sophomore.
From there, he moved onto what must have been his senior year at Union College Dutchmen.
The 26-year old certainly would get a look if he decides to turn pro.
He signs for 2024/2025 as a rookie in Ligue Magnus with Les Jokers Cergy-Pontoise.
After scoring 8 goals and 8 assists in 44 games, he will next head to DEL2, signing with Lausitzer Fuchse for 2025/2026.
With a decent 10 goals and 10 assist frame, he is asked to return for a 2nd year in Fuchse, 2026/2027.
