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C.J. Eick, a seasoned hockey veteran with over fifteen years of playing and coaching experience, was hired as an assistant coach for the Colgate Red Raiders in July. His background includes stints with the Waterloo Black Hawks, Michigan Tech, and Trinity College, and a lengthy ECHL career, positioning him to strengthen the Red Raiders’ defensive and special‑teams units.
The Tahoe Knight Monsters have announced the re‑signing of defenseman Tucker Ness, a player whose career spans the USHL, NCAA and previous stints with the club, as part of a strategic move to bolster the team's defensive core.
Tucker Ness, a Plymouth, Minnesota native, has signed with the Tahoe Knight Monsters for the upcoming 2025‑26 campaign, adding depth and physicality to the club's blue line.
After two seasons as a backup at Northeastern, Quentin Sigurdson entered the transfer portal and earned a spot with the Michigan State Spartans, where he now battles for playing time while pursuing a business finance degree.
The Admirals announced the signings of Kristóf Papp, Nick Capone and Matt Argentina, each bringing distinct experiences from Europe and North American college hockey.
The Admirals have added three forwards with diverse backgrounds and professional experience, signaling a strategic push to strengthen their offensive lineup.
Long Island University's newest cohort of hockey players arrives with impressive junior‑league records, aiming to build on the program's recent United Collegiate Hockey Cup triumph.
Veteran forward Vinnie Hinostroza has agreed to a two‑year contract with the Colorado Avalanche, extending his NHL career through the 2027‑28 season. The deal follows an 18‑point season with Minnesota and Florida, and reflects the Avalanche’s intent to bolster its forward lines.
ESPN gave the Seattle Kraken scant coverage during the NHL draft in Buffalo, opting to interview last year's top pick instead of the new selection, and the player's brief Canadian TV interview highlighted a stark contrast with other franchises.
The Ducks selected James Rieber in the seventh round, a move that underscores their focus on developing young talent and shaping his path through the Waterloo Black Hawks and Miami University
Nathan Pavelski, a San Jose native and top prospect, was selected by the Kitchener Rangers in the OHL Priority Selection after a standout season with the Madison Capitols. Scout Whittaker Heart highlights his mental makeup and NCAA potential, while his father’s possible coaching role adds intrigue.
Michigan State University announced the signing of Columbus native JJ Salajko, joining a crease that will be anchored by first‑round NHL draft pick Joshua Ravensbergen.
The Brantford Bulldogs have announced the signing of forward Owen DeGraff from the Waterloo Black Hawks, highlighting his impressive offensive production, academic achievements, and readiness to contribute to the team's competitive ambitions.
The Waterloo Black Hawks announced Brett Olson as their new head coach, highlighting his deep roots with the franchise and his recent role in guiding the team to the 2025 Clark Cup Final.