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Forwards Jason Gongol, Chicago Crush Gongol (‘05/Carol Stream, Ill.) has been a standout Chicago Crush rookie this season, garnering an average of 3.22 points per game in January. He posted 29 points (13 goals; 16 assists) over nine games and is at 47 season points and counting. With 26 games under his belt, he is…
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Forwards Kasper Pohjala, Vernal Oilers Pohjala (‘05/Helsinki, Finland) averaged an incredible five points per game in January, scoring eight goals and posting 17 assists for 25 points in five games. The Vernal Oilers forward is a statement-making rookie, and heads into February after scoring two goals and two assists for the Pacific/NW/Canada All-Star Team. …
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Forwards Simon Eriksson, Fresno Monsters Eriksson (‘05/Sundsvall, Sweden) is on a seven-game points streak, with 24 points (12 goals; 12 assists) added to his name in January. In his second Premier season, he has 84 career points across 47 games. He is at 72 points and counting for 2024-25. Cameron Cote, Ventura Vikings/Lake Tahoe…
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Forwards: Wyatt Teubert, Hampton Roads Whalers Teubert (‘04/White Rock, B.C.) continues to put together an amazing four-year Whalers career, as he has improved to 146 points in 117 games since 2021. January stood out particularly as he put up eight goals and 14 assists for 22 points, an average of 2.2 points per game. He…
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Forwards: Zack Warner-Senee, Worcester Railers JHC A third-year member of the Railers organization, Warner-Senee (‘06/Leominster, Mass.) was absolutely on fire to kick off 2025. In just six January games, he scored six goals and added nine assists for 15 points for 2.5 points per game. He registered points in every January game, and the…
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Read About How The United States Premier Hockey League Utilizes Ken’s Ratings For American College Hockey (“KRACH”) to determine its Power Rankings. These rankings are used by the USPHL only to determine Divisional seeding for Premier Nationals; for selecting the Elite wild card team to fill out the 6-team Elite Nationals field; and for the…
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By Taylor Dean / USPHLPremier.com This fall, Northern Cyclones center Hunter Gentz will join the Hiram College Terriers for their inaugural varsity season, announcing his commitment to the school. The opportunity to contribute to a brand-new team and help lay the foundation for its future success was a key factor in his decision. Hiram’s strong…
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The USPHL Premier All-Star Event ran Jan. 27-28 in Foxboro, Mass., and featured four teams that together represented all 10 Premier divisions. The players hit the ice in front of several dozen college hockey scouts, and well over 200 fans in attendance at the Foxboro Sports Center. Below are just some of the top performances…
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On Friday night, Jan. 24, Roman Wolynec scored five assists by the end of the second period to give himself the points needed for 241 career points, which passed the previous record-holder Noak Persson who ended his junior career last year with 240 points. More to come on Wolynec’s record performance.
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Read About How The United States Premier Hockey League Utilizes Ken’s Ratings For American College Hockey (“KRACH”) to determine its Power Rankings. These rankings are used by the USPHL only to determine Divisional seeding for Premier Nationals; for selecting the Elite wild card team to fill out the 6-team Elite Nationals field; and for the…
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