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By Joshua Boyd / USPHL.com The National Collegiate Development Conference congratulates Jake Stevens of the Mercer Chiefs for being named the 2024-25 Atlantic Division Defenseman Of The Year. “It is such an honor and privilege to receive this award and to think I am now a part of the incredible players to win this…
Read MoreBy Joshua Boyd / NCDCHockey.com The National Collegiate Development Conference congratulates P.A.L. Jr. Islanders goaltender Lukas Vejmelka on being named the 2024-25 Atlantic Division Goaltender Of The Year. “I didn’t expect it, but I’m very happy about it. It’s more proof for me that hard work pays off and more motivation to keep going.…
Read MoreBy Joshua Boyd / USPHL.com The National Collegiate Development Conference congratulates the Mercer Chiefs on being named the 2024-25 Atlantic Division Organization Of The Year. The Chiefs went 38-15-1-0 this past season, and defeated the Atlantic regular season champion P.A.L. Jr. Islanders in a winner-take-all Game 5 to earn a spot in the Dineen Cup…
Read MoreBy Alexis Demopoulos Through years of experience in the USPHL and the NCDC, West Chester Wolves forward Sean Tyrie is excited to announce his NCAA Division III commitment to Worcester State University for the 2025-26 season. Tyrie spent the past three years playing in the USPHL and the NCDC and attributes the leagues for helping…
Read MoreBy Joshua Boyd / NCDCHockey.com The National Collegiate Development Conference congratulates Aiden Ryan of the Jersey Hitmen, as he has been named the Atlantic Division Defensive Forward Of The Year. “It is an honor to be named the Atlantic Division’s Defensive Forward Of The Year. One of the things I tried to work on most…
Read MoreBy Alexis Demopoulos A two-year veteran of the Connecticut Jr. Rangers, defenseman Andrew Bellehumeur is excited to announce his NCAA Division III commitment to Worcester State University for the 2025-26 season. Bellehumeur, who hails from Saint-Hyacinthe, Que., signed with the Connecticut Jr. Rangers during the 2023-24 season and played in 40 games. It was a…
Read MoreForward: Tyler Bertelsen, Rockets Hockey Club Bertelsen (‘07/Palmer, Pa.) was a big goal-getter for the Rockets, racking up 37 goals this season. He added 21 assists for 58 points in 44 games. His goal total ranks fourth all-time in Rockets Elite team history for a single season. He was a great pickup this season…
Read MoreSecond Team Forward: Kevin Pico, Red Bank Generals The first-year Generals shook up the Atlantic by finishing in a tie for third and winning 28 games along the way. They put together a heck of a first-year squad, including Pico. The ‘06 from Perkasie, Pa., just kept getting better during the season, ultimately finishing with…
Read MoreForward: Eloi Robert, Elmira Impact Robert (’06/Granby, Que.) was a wonder every time he touched the ice, not only finishing with a 28-54-82 line in 43 games, but also posting a goal and four assists for five points in two USPHL Premier All-Star Games in January. Robert scored in every single game from Dec. 21…
Read MoreForward: Eloi Robert, Elmira Impact Robert (’06/Granby, Que.) was a wonder every time he touched the ice, not only finishing with a 28-54-82 line in 43 games, but also posting a goal and four assists for five points in two USPHL Premier All-Star Games in January. Robert scored in every single game from Dec.…
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