Category: Transfers

Cornell University Big Red sophomore defenseman Ben Robertson(21) enters the transfer portal to head to University Of Michigan Wolverines for 2025/2026.

The 5’11” 192 lbs. blue liner played 71 games, scoring 7 goals and 31 assists with a +30 rating.

From Potomac Falls, VA, he did 2 USHL junior seasons, recording a league high 42 assists in his 2nd frame.

The 20-year old should step into Big Ten action quite easily.

Clarkson University Golden Knights‘ junior right wing Luke Mobley(24) will try out his senior year at Augustana College Vikings new NCAA Division 1 team for 2023/2024.

The big 6’3″ 216 lbs. forward had a pair of good junior seasons, starting in the NAHL with Fairbanks Ice Dogs, then moving up to the USHL for a 22-goal frame before college.

From St. Louis Park, MN, the 23-year old is likely to welcome the challenge of his new division, CCHA.

He takes almost 2 identical frames at his new school to signing a 1st pro deal with Iowa Heartlanders.

In 11 regular season ECHL games had 2 assists, then struck for 1 goal and 3 assists in 5 playoff games with a +1 rating.

He will need a contract for 2025/2026.

Holy Cross College Crusaders‘ senior right wing Matt Guerra(20) has a college career best 8 goals, ties his 16 assists set as a junior and has a new high 24 points in a season.

The Orlando, FL native came up to these parts early to attend Cushing Academy before heading to 2 40+ assists NAHL seasons with Lone Star Brahmas.

He did his freshman year at Robert Morris University Colonials, but left when they suspended hockey.

A 5’10” 181 lbs. forward, he is definitely helping lead his Atlantic Hockey college team.

Undrafted, he will do a year of eligibility, heads into the transfer portal to attend rivals Sacred Heart University Pioneers for 2024/2025.

In 39 games for his new college team, he pots 7 goals and 12 assists with a +8 rating, which turns into one of his more productive campaigns.

Upon finishing up tournament play, he signs a 1st pro deal with Wichita Thunder, where in 2 ECHL games he doesn’t record a point.

He will need a contract for 2025/2026.

Bentley University Falcons‘ junior net minder Connor Hasley(33) takes a pretty amazing frame, pushing his team for a 1st time into NCAA Division 1 Top 20 status to conclude 2024/2025 after an astounding little playoff run and remarkable regular season.

The 6’2″ 193 lbs. goalie enters the transfer portal to potentially gain more attention at Arizona State University Sun Devils.

He had a 21-13-2 record with a 1.96 GAA and .925 SV%, including a jaw-dropping 11 shutouts.

From North Tonawanda, NY, he did most of his youth hockey in Buffalo Jr. Sabres‘ system and did really well USHS-Prep.

American International College Yellowjackets‘ Austrian-born, sophomore defenseman Luis Lindner(8) decides to trade in 2 years for a new adventure through the transfer portal and will play for University Of New Hampshire Wildcats starting in 2023/2024.

The 5’11” 160 lbs. blue liner had a better freshman run, getting 4 goals and 14 assists in 24 games with a +19 rating.

He had 34 assists in his one USPHL/NCDC season for Junior Bruins before school.

The 21-year old will definitely have his eyes opened some by Hockey East.

For the 1st time in 5 years, he heads back home to sign in the IceHL with Steinbach Black Wings Linz for 2025/2026 that should equal good things.

University Of Wisconsin Badgers‘ freshman defenseman Brady Cleveland(6) leaves college hockey close to home in Wausau, WI to play out west at Colorado College Tigers for his sophomore campaign 2024/2025.

The absolutely mammoth 6’5″ 210 lbs. blue liner didn’t score last year in 16 games with a good team.

He’s only really amounted to 3 assists on the stat sheet at any given USNTDP junior season, but definitely plays with accountability by just lying across the zone and no one gets in.

We think he finds more breathing room, playing room to his game.

In 37 games, he comes away with some points, 1 goal and 2 assists, but Detroit Red Wings‘ 3rd round pick in the 2023 draft (#47 overall) decides to head to a 3rd school in 3 years, University Of Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs for 2o25/2026.

Michigan State University Spartans‘ sophomore goaltender Luca Di Pasquo(31) enters the transfer portal after limited use and will likely take up the starter’s role at University Of Minnesota Golden Gophers.

The 6′ 201 lbs. net minder went 7-0 last season with a spectacular 1.70 GAA and .933 SV%.

He started only 4 games as a freshman.

From Livonia, MI, he really shined in his final year of juniors for Penticton Vees, helping them win the 2023 BCHL Championship with some glowing numbers.

The 21-year old is likely looking forward to 2025/2026.

Long Island University Sharks‘ junior center Josh Zary(13) puts up some more nice numbers, 19 points in 29 games and enters the transfer portal to do his senior year at Ferris State University Bulldogs for a bit of a different look.

He had a college best 20 goals, 12 assists for 32 points as a sophomore and is 3 times 10+ goals.

The 6’1″ 190 lbs. forward did mostly 3 years of BCHL before college.

From Nanaimo, BC, the 23-year old

LIU Sharks‘ graduate center, captain Billy Jerry(26) is definitely putting himself on NHL scouts’ radar with his play for his new club this season after transferring from 4-years at RPI Engineers.

The 6’4″ 190 lbs. forward has a college career high 11 goals and 14 assists with a +3 rating.

His numbers this season put all of his previous school years to shame.

He was a pretty prolific scorer at St. Thomas Academy and did ok in one year of USHL juniors with Madison Capitals before committing to further education.

The 24-year old is definitely playing hockey like he is one to watch.

In maybe a bit of a surprising move, the Rivers Falls, WI native signs his first pro deal with Adirondack Thunder, and in his 2nd ECHL game connects for a 1st goal, then adds an assist the next night, appearing in 6 games.

He got 4 goals and 2 assists in 15 games and will return to Glens Falls, NY for his rookie season in 2022/2023.

Well, he was traded to Florida Everblades, but doesn’t sign with them, instead opting for a deal with Fayettesville Marksmen, where he hopes his scoring fortunes in the SPHL will look pretty good.

He would actually mostly end up with Macon Mayhem and scored well for them, but eyes a new opportunity in Germany3, where he signs with EV Fussen for 2024/2025.

In 48 games, he blows up to 24 goals and 25 assists, but has a poor -24 rating and looks to rivals Hannover Indians for his next contract, 2025/2026, where he should do equally as well, if not better.