Yanick Turcotte

ECHL: Yanick Turcotte Heads Overseas

Yanick Turcotte has announced that he is going overseas after seven seasons in the ECHL where he played seven seasons putting up six goals and 23 assists for 30 points along with 607 penalty minutes as he spent time with the Worcester Railers, South Carolina Stingrays, and Adirondack Thunder. The 6’0 forward has struggled with […]

Adirondack Thunder Name Assistant Captains

The Adirondack Thunder have their leadership group as earlier today they announced Patrick Grasso as the sixth captain in team history and have now announced the assistants for the upcoming season as Yanick Turcotte, Ryan Smith, and Colin Felix will all wear the “A” for the Thunder this season. All three guys are more than […]

ECHL: Adirondack Thunder Standouts From The PreSeason

The Adirondack Thunder split their preseason home and home with the Reading Royals, and in every preseason and training camp, there are a few names that catch people’s eyes. This year is no different, as there were a few names and areas that caught my eye over the last week, one of those being a […]

Xavier Parent and Mike Bergin Help Quiet Lions In Weekend Series

The Adirondack Thunder have officially passed the Trois-Rivieres Lions in the standing and now have sole possession of fifth place in the North Divison after taking two out of three from the Lions during the weekend series. Everything was clicking for the Thunder this weekend except for the PP. Still, they were getting chances but […]

Adirondack Thunder Finishes First Half On A Strong Note

Once again, the Adirondack Thunder had a strong weekend where they were able to take the first two games of a series but couldn’t find a way to pull out a third straight win as the Thunder are still looking for their first win on a Sunday, as they beat Trois-Rivieres on Friday and split […]

Adirondack Thrown Into Overdrive As Point Streak Hits Five Games

On Friday Night, the Adirondack Thunder got their captain back as Shane Harper returned to the ice after missing seven games with an injury and would make an impact early on in the weekend for the Thunder. Coming into the weekend series, the Thunder had four games that would require overtime, and they would almost […]

New Players, New Year, New Results As Thunder Get Hot To Finish Off 2022

The Adirondack Thunder finished the year on a positive note and are starting to creep themselves back in the standings as heading into 2023, and they find themselves just five points behind Trois-Rivieres for fifth in the North Divison. Pete MacArthur always talks about the next man up. This weekend it was Ryan Orgel who […]