Undrafted sophomore center Andrew Radjenovic(7) re-signs for 2018/2019 with Rapid City Rush after a late season trade sent him to the team, where he finished with more than point-per-game numbers (9-7-16) in 13 ECHL games.
He took an interesting route to turning pro playing his junior hockey with hometown OJHL squad Hamilton Red Wings before heading off to Brock University.
The 6’2″ 185 lbs. forward spent three seasons at college before agreeing to an ato with Bakersfield Condors near the end of his third year.
He then moved onto play as a rookie for Stony Creek Generals in the semi-pro league and of course would go on to win the 2016 ACH Championship.
In another heady move, he went back to school, presumably to finish up before signing his first contract for 2017/2018 with Cincinnati Cyclones, but was traded early in the run to Adirondack Thunder before dealt at the deadline to South Dakota.
He ended his rookie affair with a very tidy 16 goals and 21 assists through 54 games.
The 27-year old is an fascinating one to watch.