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Jr. Coyotes duo of Benjamin, Butler chosen by Utica in 2021 NCDC Entry Draft
May 19th, 2021Back on May 12, the USPHL’s National Collegiate Development Conference held its 2021 Entry Draft, which allowed teams the opportunity to draft 2001- through 2004-born players onto their organizational rosters. A total of 155 players were selected by the 13 NCDC teams in the 12-round draft from countries all over the world, and from dozens…
After parting ways with Tocchet, Coyotes looking for new coach to ‘take us to the next level’
May 13th, 2021Tom Landry, the legendary coach of the Dallas Cowboys, once said, “There is only one winner in this league, and the rest are losers.” For over the past two decades in the desert, the then-Phoenix Coyotes and now-Arizona Coyotes appear to fit neatly into that category of underachievers. At a time when general manager Bill…
Scottsdale native, longtime Jr. Coyotes standout Norling signs NCDC tender with Advantage
May 5th, 2021Jr. Coyotes’ 18U AAA standout forward Jake Norling has signed a tender agreement to begin his junior career with the NCDC’s Boston Advantage in 2021-22. Norling, a 2002 birth year, has played his entire youth hockey career with the Jr. Coyotes and slowly worked on his game to see himself develop year after year. This…
Jr. Coyotes continue to be at forefront of developing Arizona players for college, NHL
May 4th, 2021Over the years, the Jr. Coyotes have emerged as not only the top junior and college talent provider in all of Arizona, but in recent years, in all of the southwestern United States. This season, three former players are being touted as NHL-caliber hockey players and the trio also took part in last month’s BioSteel…
Jr. Coyotes alum, Scottsdale product Doan garners weekly honors from USHL
April 30th, 2021The USHL announced Tuesday that Chicago Steel forward Josh Doan is the league’s Co-Forward of the Week. Doan only played in a single game last weekend but made his ice time count, registering four goals in Friday night’s game. While the four-goal performance was a first for Doan, it was his third hat trick in…
Gilbert native, Jr. Coyotes graduate Hadley advances up ladder, commits to NCAA D-II Southern New Hampshire
April 14th, 2021The USPHL’s Minnesota Moose have announced that goaltender Tristan Hadley has committed to Southern New Hampshire University, a school playing in the Northeast-10, the nation’s only NCAA Division II hockey conference. Hadley, a 2000-born Gilbert native and Jr. Coyotes alum, finished the season with the Moose with a 5-1-1 record, .922 save percentage and a…
Scottsdale native, Jr. Coyotes standout Lipinski signs WHL contract with Vancouver
April 12th, 2021The Vancouver Giants have announced the signing of 2004-born forward Jaden Lipinski to a standard WHL player agreement for the 2021-22 season. “We are excited to add a player of Jaden’s calibre and talent to our forward corps,” added Giants GM Barclay Parneta. “He’s a skilled player who plays a complete game. He showed great…
OneHockey brings aboard former NHLer Seiling as girls tournament director
April 9th, 2021Ric Seiling played 10 years in the NHL and later worked for NHL Central Scouting and coached in the junior and pro hockey ranks. He was also part of the NWHL (National Women’s Hockey League) during the league’s inaugural season five seasons ago, leading the Buffalo Beauts to the Isobel Cup championship. These days, Seiling…
Albuquerque native, Mustangs graduate Askenazy finds success at first-year NCAA D-III Lawrence
April 7th, 2021When one door closes, another one opens. That was certainly the case this past season for Albuquerque native Lauren Askenazy. During the 2019-20 season, Askenazy was rostered at NCAA Division III Connecticut College, but didn’t see game action. For this past 2020-21 season, she transferred to Lawrence University, a school that was playing its first…
Team OneHockey squads gearing up for summer tournament events across United States
April 1st, 2021Summertime is right around the corner, and OneHockey is again offering multiple events for youth players of all ages. Having fun, while staying on track and playing hockey, are just some of the positives the events have yielded over the years. “When we first started OneHockey back in 2004, we used to put together summer…