HC Rhode Island 1st year right wing Peyton Myers(7) takes some decent EHL scoring to a 2025/2026 commit at Lebanon Valley College Dutchmen.
The 6′ 180 lbs. forward moved up in the ranks, as he skated EHLP for Express Hockey in the previous frame, scoring more than big numbers.
From Latrobe, PA, the 20-year also put up some good stats for the USHS-PA.
Elmira College Soaring Eagles‘ senior left wing Chance Gorman(14) may not reach the 20 goals he posted as a junior or the 17 assists mark in his sophomore frame, but has 7 goals and 10 assists in only 20 games, so his point average is very good with a +5 rating.
The 5’10” 165 lbs. forward did 2 years of point-per-game junior hockey, really exploding the scoresheet in his 2nd season with East Coast Wizards of the EHL, reaching 30+ goals and assists.
From Clinton, NJ, the 25-year old will be an interesting watch to see what might pop up next.
Last season, he scores 9 goals and college tying 17 assists in 24 games with a +11 rating and takes it to a 1st pro contract with Fayettesville Marksmen that we feel should work well.
Seacoast Spartans‘ 1st year center Jordan Bezio(20) has a new junior best 12 assists and 18 points in 40 USPHL/NCDC games this season.
The small 5’7″ 150 lbs. forward played for Islanders HC last season, scoring the same total goals as this, 6.
From North Hampton, NH, the 20-year old isn’t committing far from home, as he will join University of Southern Maine Huskies for 2025/2026.
P.A.L. Junior Islanders‘ 2nd year right wing Ryan Keareny(18) takes 2 seasons of high USPHL/NCDC scoring to a 2025/2026 commit at Williams College Ephs.
The 6’1″ 180 lbs. forward has a junior best 21 goals and 34 assists last season.
From Kings Park, NY, the 20-year old will definitely help his new college team win games.
Connecticut Junior Rangers‘ 2nd year center Alex Ondos(77) has a junior best 16 goals and 17 assists that he will take to a Suffolk University Rams commit for 2025/2026.
The 6’1″ 209 lbs. plays a power forward style.
From Baden, PA, the 20-year old will immediately help his college team win.
4th year defenseman Christian Hausinger(11) is on the move and traded to Utah Grizzlies, who looked to pick him up from Atlanta Gladiators, where he had 0 goals and 7 assists with a -11 rating.
The 6’1″ 190 lbs. blue liner played last season in Germany 3, picking up a healthy 31 assists in 43 games after coming over from 1 year in the EIHL with Fife Flyers, where he also scored pretty well.
He was coming off a season for Norfolk Admirals with 17 assists to his credit.
The 4-year University Of Wisconsin-River Falls Falcons‘ d-man had a college best 10 goals and 26 assists in 27 games as a junior and his senior year was that COVID-bust affair.
From Anchorage, AK, the 28-year old has to be thinking things are going pretty good.
East Coast Wizards‘ 2nd EHL year right wing Seth Lockwood(22) will head to the new D3 program at Hiram College Terriers for 2025/2026.
He takes with him a new junior high 3 goals and 2 assists in 27 games.
The 6′ 185 lbs. forward had 8 assists in his 1st year in the league.
From Malone, NY, the 20-year old should be a nice addition to his college club.
Plymouth State University Panthers‘ senior left wing, captain Ethan Stuckless(18) scores a college best 15 goals last season and signs a 1st pro contract with Fayettesville Markmen.
The 6′ 194 lbs. forward has always scored well in school with a high 19 assists and 31 points as a sophomore.
From St. John’s, NL, the 24-year old played his junior hockey closer to home.
We look for him to do well in the SPHL.
Northern Cyclones‘ 2nd year, All-Star goaltender Paul Dalessio(72) had a good 1st USPHL/NCDC season, but is 14-4-4 with a 2.14 GAA and .936 SV% in the current frame, as they head towards Dineen Cup playoffs.
The small 5’9″ 165 lbs. goalie commits to Nazareth University Golden Flyers for 2025/2026.
From Burlington, MA, the 19-year old is set to lock down the #1 job at school, if called upon.
Fitchburg State University Falcons win the 2025 MASCAC Championship, ending MCLA Trailblazers‘ Cinderella run.
The opponents knocked off the top seed, then the #2 in back-to-back 2-1 games to advance to the Finals after winning only 4 games during the regular season.
In the final game, the champs won 3-1, but have a shutout lead until late in the 3rd.
Junior goaltender Max Macchioni(29) was one of the true stars of the game that went to 2-goal scorer, sophomore Hunter Dunn.
They had a 15-12-1 record overall, 8-9 in the conference, had to win a triple overtime thriller to move on and will face Utica in the 1st round of the D3 playoffs.
