Author: Riley Lundrigan
ECHL: Luke Mylymok Becomes First Trade Acquisition in Greensboro History
Earlier today, the Greensboro Gargoyles marked another franchise milestone by completing the organization’s first trade. The deal sent a fan favorite, listed as future considerations, to the Rapid City Rush in exchange for 23-year-old forward Luke Mylymok. The Latest Gargoyle The Gargoyles’ inaugural season will also be Luke Mylymok’s first full professional season, as he […]
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ECHL: Ghost Pirates Sign Chris Lipe and Mitchell Russell
Earlier today, the Savannah Ghost Pirates announced that they have signed defenseman Chris Lipe and forward Mitchell Russell for the 2025-2026 season. Chris Lipe Joins the Crew Chris Lipe is a 25-year-old defenseman from Rockford, Michigan, who has been with the Iowa Heartlanders since the 2022–2023 season. Before joining the Heartlanders, Lipe played at the […]
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ECHL: Logan Nelson First Signing for Greensboro Gargoyles
The Greensboro Gargoyles have locked in the first player of their inaugural roster, announcing the signing of veteran forward Logan Nelson. Known for his toughness, offensive consistency, and leadership, Nelson arrives in Greensboro as a foundational piece of the franchise’s identity. Nelson, the ECHL Journeyman Before joining the purple and gold, Nelson was drafted in […]
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ECHL: Savannah Brings Back Gregga and Jeffers
Earlier today, the Savannah Ghost Pirates announced that they have signed forwards Connor Gregga and Kyle Jeffers to ECHL contracts for the 2025-2026 season. Both players spent time in Savannah last season, with Gregga appearing in 17 games and Jeffers appearing in 46 games. Savannah will be looking to continue to add impact players to […]
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ECHL: Greensboro Gargoyles Name Jason Binkley Assistant Coach
The Greensboro Gargoyles have officially named Jason Binkley as their assistant coach for the 2025–26 season. Binkley arrives in Greensboro with a proven record of player development and ECHL bench experience—an asset for an expansion team aiming to make an immediate impact. From Royals Head Coach to Gargoyles Assistant Binkley, 33, most recently served as […]
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ECHL: Liam Walsh Returns to Savannah
The Savannah Ghost Pirates recently announced that they have signed forward Liam Walsh to an ECHL deal for the upcoming season. Last year was the 26-year-old’s first professional season, and he was one of only four Ghost Pirates players to appear in all 72 games (Paliani, Drevitch, Granowicz). In his 72 games, Walsh contributed 27 […]
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ECHL: Savannah Brings Back Defenseman Keaton Pehrson
Earlier today, the Savannah Ghost Pirates announced they have agreed to terms with defenseman Keaton Pehrson for the upcoming 2025-26 ECHL season. Last season was Pehrson’s rookie year, and he showed flashes of his potential, scoring one goal and adding 13 assists for 14 points in 59 games. The 26-year-old spent five years at the […]
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ECHL: Nick Granowicz Returns to Savannah
Earlier today, the Savannah Ghost Pirates announced the re-signing of forward Nick Granowicz for the 2025–26 season. After a breakout rookie campaign that saw him skate in all 72 games, Granowicz is back with eyes on helping Savannah push toward postseason success. Reliable and Relentless In his first full professional season, Granowicz recorded 12 goals […]
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ECHL: Ross Armour Signs with Nottingham Panthers
Earlier today, the Nottingham Panthers announced they have agreed to terms with forward Ross Armour, previously of the Savannah Ghost Pirates. Armour, a native of British Columbia, has spent the past two seasons in the ECHL with the Ghost Pirates, where he established himself as a dynamic offensive presence. The 26-year-old turned pro during the […]
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ECHL: Savannah Ghost Pirates Announce 2024-25 Season-Ending Roster
Earlier today, the Savannah Ghost Pirates announced their season-ending roster, which consists of 19 skaters. Some big names for Savannah have been named to their season-ending roster, including captain Logan Drevitch, Devon Paliani, Reece Vitelli, Patrick Guay, and Ross Armour. An explanation of the season-ending roster from the ECHL is as follows: Season-Ending Rosters may […]
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