Boston Jr. Rangers‘ left wing Bret Beale(25) must have got a brand new car (we’re joking) to commit 2024/2025 to Johnson & Wales Wildcats, a team he will immediately make a better team with his scoring punch.
The fairly big 6’2″ 201 lbs. forward scored an EHL junior high 22 goals and 31 assists last season, then added another 11 points (3-8) in the playoffs.
In 2022/2023, he helped his team win the league title.
From Highland, MI, his 1st junior season was in the USPHL Premier, scoring for Florida Jr. Blades.
The 20-year old is going to be a game-changer in the CCC.
South Shore Kings‘ 2nd year captain, 2024 USPHL/NCDC Champion center Aiden Lindley(19) commits to Stevenson University Mustangs for 2024/2025.
From Carmel, IN, the 5’10” 170 lbs. forward won’t be playing hockey any closer to home, as has been usually the case.
He actually did almost half a USPHL Premier season with Charlotte Rush, but then played a final high school frame at Frederick Gunn School before arriving where he is.
The 20-year old is likely for the next phase of hockey and education.
Worcester Railers‘ 3rd year center Max Beaulac(76) commits to Post University Eagles for 2024/2025.
The 5’9″ 165 lbs. forward graduated to the EHL from the EHLP in his 2nd junior season and help them win the 2024 Championship.
From Fitchburg, MA, the 21-year old will hopefully help his college team win more games.
Seacoast Spartans‘ 2nd year EHL left wing Mike Boschetto(37) commits to the new D3 hockey program at Keene State College Owls for 2024/2025.
The 5’9″ 165 lbs. forward had better scoring 1 frame prior with Boston Jr. Rangers and won the 2023 Championship, but still came away with 11 goals and 19 assists in 41 games.
From Framingham, MA, the 21-year old has played his way up the junior system, winning an EHLP Championship 1 season prior to grabbing the higher award and we’re sure can’t wait to start college hockey.
New Hampshire Mountain Kings‘ right wing Rylan Yates(16) commits to Endicott College for 2024/2025.
The 6′ 194 lbs. forward did 4 years of junior hockey, starting with the ill-fated 2020/2021, but managed 22 games with Northern Cyclones and playoffs before playing more complete BCHL and NAHL seasons.
From Antioch, CA, the 20-year old will play well in CCC hockey is how we see it.
Northeast Generals‘ 3rd NA3HL year defenseman Colin March(4) posts a junior best 11 assists and 14 points in new high 43 games with a +19 rating to a 2024/2025 commit at Northwood University Timberwolves.
He did almost a couple seasons of USPHL Premier initially.
The 6’2″ 194 lbs. forward 21-year old from Richmond, VA is likely itching to get started.
Philadelphia Rebels‘ 2nd NAHL year defenseman Sonny DiNubile(13) stays close, as he has always done to play his hockey with his 2024/2025 commit to Neumann University Knights.
The 5’9″ 159 lbs. blue liner had a junior best 4 goals last season, but couldn’t outpace those 21 assists put up earlier.
He’s leaves the league a 20-year old, +18 rating player
Johnstown Tomahawks‘ 2nd NAHL season right wing Hunter Fetterolf(71) takes some nice numbers, 9 goals and 23 assists in 63 games, split time between New Hampshire Mountain Kings to a 2024/2025 commit with Bowdoin College Polar Bears.
The 6’1″ 194 lbs. forward from Pittsburgh, PA played his youth in the area and high school decently close.
We think this school is going to be a nice choice.
Florida Eels‘ 3rd year left wing Devin Shepherd(11) puts up USPHL Premier bests 11 goals and 29 assists in 36 games last season and will take those stats to a 2024/2025 commit at Framingham State University Rams.
The big 6’4″ 198 lbs. will definitely get right into CCC play, when he arrives.
From Berkley, MI, the 21-year old is going to fit into his new college team nicely.
Northeast Generals‘ 2nd NAHL year right wing Jacob Wilson(9) takes a junior hockey best 15 goals, 22 assists and 37 points in 57 games to a 2024/2025 commit at Trinity College Bantams.
The 5’11” 170 lbs. forward did a successful point-per-game USPHL Premier season with Charlotte Rush before climbing.
From Pomona, CA, he did all of his youth hockey right there.
He’s just 20-years old and should be a factor in NESCAC play.
