The Cincinnati Cyclones signed three forwards on Wednesday. Noah Kane, Remy Parker, and Keanan Stewart signed contracts and were added to the Cyclones’ active roster.
Buffalo, N.Y. native Noah Kane, 24, spent the last four years in college, the first two at Mercyhurst University and the previous two with Long Island University. He’s played 112 games in the NCAA, recording 25 goals, 42 assists, and 76 penalty minutes. Noah is the cousin to Detroit Red Wings forward Patrick Kane.
25-year-old Remy Parker, from Montclair, N.J., signed with the Cyclones from Long Island University, where he played with Noah Kane this year. Parker amassed 85 games, 41 goals, and 22 assists in his five-year college career.
The youngest player of the three signed today is 23-year-old Keanan Stewart, a native of Guelph, ON. He spent the last four years playing at Mercyhurst University, where he recorded 18 goals, 11 assists, and 41 penalty minutes in 85 games.
All three players are left-hand shots and are over six feet tall, with Parker and Stewart at 6’3”. They join the Cyclones in time to travel to Toledo, Ohio, for their game against the Toledo Walleye on Friday at 7:15 p.m.
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