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ECHL: Atlanta Gladiators Add Rookie Forward Ethan Scardina
The Atlanta Gladiators are continuing to shape their 2025–26 roster with the addition of Ethan Scardina, a 24-year-old center from South Surrey, British Columbia. Scardina arrives after five seasons at Bowling Green State University, where he wore the captain’s “C” in his graduate year. He finished his NCAA career with 58 points (30G, 28A) in […]
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ECHL: Savannah Ghost Pirates Sign Seth Fyten and Bryan Yoon
Earlier today, the Savannah Ghost Pirates announced that they will be bringing back forward Seth Fyten and added defenseman Bryan Yoon, both of whom will be on ECHL contracts for the upcoming season. Fyten Returns Seth Fyten returns to Savannah after making his professional debut with them last season. In his time in the ECHL last year, […]
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ECHL: Toledo Walleye Sign Jordan Ernst, SPHL MVP
The Toledo Walleye have made a statement move ahead of the 2025–26 ECHL season, signing high-scoring forward Jordan Ernst from the Peoria Rivermen. The 28-year-old left winger from Mokena, Illinois, is coming off a career year in the SPHL that saw him earn league MVP honors, capture the SPHL Most Goals title, and make his […]
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ECHL: Defenseman Anton Malmström Heads Overseas
After two seasons in North America, defenseman Anton Malmström is heading back to his native Sweden, signing with IF Björklöven of HockeyAllsvenskan for the 2025-26 season. Big Impact in Florida Malmström made his mark with the Florida Everblades in 2024-25, suiting up in 31 regular-season games and producing six goals and nine assists for 15 […]
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ECHL: Ryan O’Hara and Jacob Modry Re-Sign with Greenville
Greenville fans, get ready to welcome back two familiar faces. The Swamp Rabbits announced the return of forward Ryan O’Hara and defenseman Jacob Modry, bringing the number of signed players for the 2025–26 season to ten. Both made a substantial impact last season—O’Hara with his late-season debut and Modry with his size, toughness, and presence. […]
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ECHL: Defenseman Max Coyle Heads to Denmark
Defenseman Max Coyle is heading overseas after finishing the 2024-25 season with the Indy Fuel.Coyle has signed with the Aalborg Pirates in Denmark’s Metal Ligaen for the 2025-26 season, marking the next step in his professional hockey journey. A Late-Season Shift to Indy Coyle spent most of last season with the Greenville Swamp Rabbits, appearing […]
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ECHL: 2025-26 Qualifying Offers | Indy Fuel
The Indy Fuel are wasting no time fueling up for 2025–26. On July 7, the team announced it has extended qualifying offers to eight players from its season-ending roster—the maximum allowed under ECHL rules. That means the Fuel aren’t just gearing up for next season—they’re making a clear statement about who they want to keep […]
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ECHL: Zach Vinnell Joins Gladiators as Assistant Coach
The Atlanta Gladiators have added a fresh voice to the coaching staff, announcing that Zach Vinnell will serve as an Assistant Coach for the 2025–26 season. The 27-year-old Cochrane, Alberta native brings a well-rounded understanding of the game, shaped by recent experience in high-intensity settings. His addition reinforces the organization’s commitment to building a competitive […]
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ECHL: Carson Musser Returns to the Norfolk Admirals for Third Full Season
The Norfolk Admirals announced today that Carson “Moose” Musser is returning to Norfolk for his third full season. The Grand Rapids, MI native joined the Admirals at the end of his five-year college career between Bowling Green State University (four) and Long Island University (one). The 27-year-old took strides to become a pro when he […]
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ECHL: Toledo Walleye Re-Sign Forward Kruse
Forward Brandon Kruse has re-signed with the Toledo Walleye for the 2024-25 season. He returns for his second season in the pond and is now the fifth player to return for the upcoming season. Before joining the Walleye, Kruse spent time with the Bowling Green State University of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) from […]
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