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ECHL: Orlando Solar Bears Name Adam Dauda Assistant Coach
The Orlando Solar Bears are bringing in a fresh voice on the coaching staff for the 2025–26 season. Adam Dauda, a 30-year-old Bratislava, Slovakia native with dual Slovak-Canadian ties, has joined the team as an Assistant Coach. Dauda’s path to Orlando blends international experience, championship pedigree, and a strong coaching résumé. Most recently, he spent […]
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ECHL: Mickey Burns Re-Signs with Atlanta Gladiators
The Atlanta Gladiators added another piece to their 2025–26 lineup on Thursday night, confirming during a live YouTube stream that forward Mickey Burns will return for a second season in Atlanta. Early Impressions in Atlanta Burns, 25, got his first taste of pro hockey late last season, suiting up in 13 games and chipping in […]
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ECHL: Reading Royals Re-Sign Forward and Defenseman
The Reading Royals have announced that they’ve re-signed forward Cam Cook and defenseman Robbie Stucker for the 2025-26 season. Neither player began the season with the Royals. With the pair of signings, the Royals now have three defenseman and eight forwards signed for the 2025-26 season. Cam Cook Cook, 27, began the 2024-25 season in […]
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ECHL: Mark Cheremeta Heads Home
Forward Mark Cheremeta is heading back home to Belarus to join Dinamo-Molodenchno after just one professional season in North America. Cheremeta, 26, had four goals and three assists for seven points in 27 games last season. He began the season with the Kalamazoo Wings and was traded twice during the season, first to the Orlando […]
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ECHL: Atlanta Gladiators Outline Bold Vision at State of the Glads
ATLANTA, GA — The Atlanta Gladiators hosted their inaugural State of the Glads event on Wednesday night, giving fans a comprehensive look at the team’s 2025–26 direction through a virtual livestream on their official YouTube channel. The event celebrated offseason changes, new hires, enhanced fan experiences, and a unified rallying cry: One Battle. Team President […]
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ECHL: Tony Follmer Returns to Orlando Blue Line
The Orlando Solar Bears have re-signed defenseman Tony Follmer for the 2025–26 season. The 6’2” left-shot blueliner made his professional debut with the team last spring after wrapping up his NCAA career with Bemidji State. From College Captain to ECHL Pro Follmer, 24, hails from O’Fallon, Missouri, and played four collegiate seasons at Bemidji State […]
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ECHL: Defenseman Jack Robilotti Signs with the Atlanta Gladiators
The Atlanta Gladiators are continuing to shape their 2025–26 roster, and the latest addition comes on the blue line with defenseman Jack Robilotti. At 24 years old and standing 6-foot-3, 194 pounds, Robilotti brings both size and mobility to a defense corps that has already added grit and depth this offseason. Robilotti was acquired on […]
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ECHL: Mitch Deelstra Signs with South Carolina Stingrays
The South Carolina Stingrays have secured forward Mitch Deelstra, who brings size and a proven scoring touch to the Lowcountry. At 26 years old, the Wallace, Ontario native arrives with a mix of NCAA captaincy experience, BCHL scoring success, and his first taste of professional hockey already under his belt. Standing 6-foot-1 and weighing 201 […]
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ECHL: Fort Wayne Komets Add Dru Krebs and Paxton Leroux
The Fort Wayne Komets have announced that they’ve signed forward Paxton Leroux and Dru Krebs for the 2025-26 season. Fort Wayne now has 20 players signed for the 2025-26 season. Paxton Leroux Leroux, 32, had one assist in 11 games last year with the Tulsa Oilers after an eight-year break from hockey. The Peterborough, Ontario, […]
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ECHL: Tyler Kobryn Returns To Worcester after Career Year In ECHL
The Worcester Railers have announced that they’ve re-signed forward Tyler Kobryn for the 2025-26 season. Kobryn, 28, began the season in the SPHL with the Peoria Rivermen, putting up two goals and five assists for seven points in seven games before signing with the Florida Everblades. In 18 games with the Everblades, he had two […]
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