Players of the Month
Goalie of the Month: Jesse Schindel - Helena Bighorns
NA3HL Goaltender of the Month: Jesse Schindel, Helena Bighorns
Bighorns netminder Jesse Schindel was strong in the crease over the month of February where he was 5-0-1-0. A native of Lethbridge, Alberta, Schindel played in 363 minutes stopping 141 of 152 shots, which was good for a 1.83 GAA and a .930 SV%. In his February campaign, Schindel also recorded a shutout win. This season, Schindel holds a 15-0-1-0 record and is ranked third amongst all NA3HL goaltenders with a 1.90 GAA and .929 SV%.
Runner-Up: Weston Gerke, Gillette Wild
Honorable Mention: Owen Zenone, New Mexico Ice Wolves – Mike Foglia, Northeast Generals – Ryan Piekarski, El Paso Rhinos – Peter Alfano, Norwich Sea Captains – Kaden Rhyder, Great Falls Americans – Jimmy Packee, Texas RoadRunners – Tate Cothern, Rochester Grizzlies – Drew Blake, Mason City Toros – Kirill Guryev, Wisconsin Woodsmen - Brendan Forden, Texas Brahmas
Defenseman of the Month: Miles Berg - Mason City Toros
Bauer Hockey NA3HL Defenseman of the Month: Miles Berg, Mason City Toros
Toros defenseman Miles Berg was a force on the blueline during the month of February where he played in 8 games. The Lynnwood, WA native tallied 9 points with 4 goals and 5 assists, while maintaining a +9 rating. Berg has played in 45 games and totalled 40 points on the season.
Runner-Up: Erik Masengill, Norwich Sea Captains
Honorable Mention: Tristen May-Robinson, Wisconsin Woodsmen – Zachary Wolverton, West Bend Power – Ryan Solari, Northeast Generals – Dylan Cunningham, Helena Bighorns – Leo Milan, Rochester Grizzlies – Garrett Driscoll, Great Falls Americans – Jack Arnold, New Mexico Ice Wolves – Logan Motz, Texas RoadRunners – Todd Powassin, Gillette Wild – Gabe Arteaga, Texas Brahmas
Forward of the Month: Bodie Shepardson - Bozeman Icedogs
Bauer Hockey NA3HL Forward of the Month: Bodie Shepardson, Bozeman Icedogs
Bozeman forward Bodie Shepardson was outstanding in the month of February with a stellar 8 game performance. The Livingston, MTnative combined for 18 points with 11 goals and 7 assists along with a +13. Shepardson leads the Icedogs in scoring through 42 games with 56 points.
Runner-Up: Adam Severson, Gillette Wild
Honorable Mention: Nick Jones, El Paso Rhinos – Micheal Locke, Northeast Generals – Ricky Nelson, Wausau Cyclones – Marcus Fritel, Mason City Toros – Gavin Barr, Helena Bighorns – Loghan Weber, Butte Irish – Glen Farmer, Norwich Sea Captains – Easton Simpson, Oregon Tradesmen – Andrew Browe, Butte Irish – Bryce Garber, West Bend Power – Owen Van Tassel, Rochester Grizzlies – Carson Gotelaere, New Mexico Ice Wolves – Dimitri Kuleshov, Great Falls Americans – Matthew Bellopede, Long Beach Sharks – Noah Easterson, Texas RoadRunners – Viktor Budik, Wisconsin Woodsmen – Kaden Spaniol, Texas Brahmas
Goalie of the Month: Matthew Ryynanen - Bozeman Icedogs
Icedogs goaltender Matthew Ryynanen stood tall between the pipes over the month of December to end the month with a perfect 5-0 record. The Houghton, MI native turned away 125 of the 131 shots he faced over the course of 5 games, including 1 shutout win. Ryynanen combined for a 1.20 GAA and a .950 SV% during the month of December. Ryynanen is 12-9-0-1 on the year with a 3.29 GAA and a .901 SV%.
Runner-Up: Nolan Lacosse, Alexandria Blizzard
Honorable Mention (alphabetical): Daniel Antal, Northeast Generals – Noah Behrens-Gould, Norwich Sea Captains – Tate Cothern, Rochester Grizzlies – Bryson Frazee, Austin Ice Bats – Kirill Gureyv, Wisconsin Woodsmen – Pierson Haislet, New Mexico Ice Wolves – Colin Lemanski, Wausau Cyclones – Jimmy Packee, Texas RoadRunners – Luke Romney, Texas Brahmas – Jesse Schindel, Helena Bighorns – Sam Schowalter, Granite City Lumberjacks – Ryan Stowe, Great Falls Americans – Braylon Rogers, Butte Irish – Cole Wheaton, Gillette Wild
Defenseman of the Month: Mac Billings - Sheridan Hawks
Sheridan defenseman Mac Billings had a great month of December after playing in 7 games. The Sheridan, WY native combined for 13 points during the month, where he scored 5 goals and dished out 8 assists. Billings has played in 8 games this season for the Hawks where he has totalled 13 points.
Runner-Up: Easton Plachetka, Wausau Cyclones
Honorable Mention (alphabetical): Gabe Arteaga, Texas Brahmas – Miles Berg, Mason City Toros – Garrett Bogan, Helena Bighorns – Christian Carto, Granite City Lumberjacks – Edward Gregorin, New Mexico Ice Wolves – Chris Hamilton, Norwich Sea Captains – Leo Milan, Rochester Grizzlies – Logan Motz, Texas RoadRunners – Nick O’Brien, Wisconsin Woodsmen – Luke Pizzey, Great Falls Americans – Matt Scribner, Alexandria Blizzard – Mike Sobaski, El Paso Rhinos – Carson Streich, Butte Irish – Bryce Sturm, Bozeman Icedogs
Forward of the Month: Connor Dvorak - Wausau Cyclones
Wausau Cyclones forward Connor Dvorak was outstanding during the month of December in the 12 games he played in. The Saginaw, MI native combined for 22 points that included 7 goals and 15 assists. Dvorak has appeared in 31 games this season where he has totalled 45 points on the year, which is the third most amongst all NA3HL scorers.
Runner-Up: Spencer Wilkinson, Bozeman Icedogs
Honorable Mention (alphabetical): Cam Colbert, Texas Brahmas – Patrick Crooks, Butte Irish – Braden Cunningham, Helena Bighorns – Hughie Deinema, Wisconsin Woodsmen – Seth Dragojevic, Mid-Cities Stars – Patrick Dunaiski, Granite City Lumberjacks – Nick Jones, El Paso – Chase Leivian, Norwich Sea Captains – Nolan Nemecek, Long Beach Sharks – Sebe Perez, Great Falls Americans – Adrian Sanchez, Texas RoadRunners – Adam Severson, Gillette Wild – Owen Van Tassel, Rochester Grizzlies – Justin Wasvick, Alexandria Blizzard – Braeden Whitesell, New Mexico Ice Wolves
Goalie of the Month: Tyler Fromolz - Oregon Tradesmen
True Hockey NA3HL Goaltender of the Month: Tyler Fromolz, Oregon Tradesmen
Tradesmen netminder Tyler Fromolz was strong in the crease over the month of January where he ended the month with a perfect 4-0 record. The Waupun, WI native played over 220 minutes during January, stopping 115 of the 120 shots he faced. Fromolz posted a 1.25 goals against average and a .960 save percentage. Fromolz has played in 17 games this season and holds a record of 11-3-1-0 with a 2.99 GAA and a .913 SV%.
Runner-Up: Tate Cothern, Rochester Grizzlies
Honorable Mention (alphabetical): Peter Alfano, Norwich Sea Captains -- Drew Blake, Mason City Toros – Brendan Forden, Texas Brahmas – Weston Gerke, Gillette Wild – Krzysztof Jakubowski, Texas RoadRunners – Steven Kelley, Wisconsin Woodsmen – Nolan LaCosse, Alexandria Blizzard – Ryan Lehet, Granite City Lumberjacks – Collin Lemanski, Wausau Cyclones – Ryan Piekarski, El Paso Rhinos – Braylon Rogers, Butte Irish – Kaden Ryhder, Great Falls Americans – Owen Zenone, New Mexico Ice Wolves
Defenseman of the Month: Joe Greniuk - Granite City Lumberjacks
Bauer Hockey NA3HL Defenseman of the Month: Joe Greniuk, Granite City Lumberjacks
Lumberjacks defenseman Joe Greniuk was fantastic in the month of January where he played in 9 games. The Elk River, MN native combined for 12 points over the month with 3 goals and 9 assists, averaging 1.71 points per game and a +10 rating. Greniuk, 21, has played in 34 games where he’s totalled 23 points.
Runner-Up: Todd Powassin, Gillette Wild
Honorable Mention (alphabetical): Miles Berg, Mason City Toros – Edan Cho, Granite City Lumberjacks – Cameron Deitsch, Texas Brahmas – Phil Harrell, Great Falls Americans – Tim Hayden, Norwich Sea Captains -- Landon Kusuno, New Mexico Ice Wolves – Leo Milan, Rochester Grizzlies – Logan Motz, Texas RoadRunners – Nicholas O’Brien, Wisconsin Woodsmen – Brett Phillips, Atlanta Capitals – Matt Scribner, Alexandria Blizzard – Carson Streich, Butte Irish – Bryan Wood, El Paso Rhinos
Forward of the Month: Isaac Young - Gillette Wild
Bauer Hockey NA3HL Forward of the Month: Isaac Young, Gillette Wild
Gillette forward Isaac Young owned the month of January with his stellar performance in the 8 games he played in. The Fergus Falls, MN native combined for a jaw-dropping 24 points with 9 goals and 15 assists. Young, 20, sits second in the NA3HL in scoring with 63 points in 31 games played.
Runner-Up: Carson Spear, Texas RoadRunners
Honorable Mention (alphabetical): Patrick Crooks, Butte Irish – Joey Crowley, Texas Brahmas – Tanner Freed, Sheridan Hawks – Joe Gronholz, Alexandria Blizzard – Joseph Gutierrez, El Paso Rhinos – Tyler Herrick, Norwich Sea Captains -- Jordan Larkee, Oregon Tradesmen – Liam Mooney, New Mexico Ice Wolves – Hunter Nelson, Wisconsin Woodsmen – Nolan Nemecek, Long Beach Sharks – Ty O’Bey, Great Falls Americans – Anthony O’Neal, Atlanta Capitals – Owen Van Tassel, Rochester Grizzlies – Dominic Thomas, Mason City Toros
Defenseman of the Month: Isaac Baker - Wausau Cyclones
Wausau defenseman Isaac Baker had a great month of November after playing in 6 games to earn the Defenseman of the Month award. The St. Cloud, MN native combined for 14 points during the month, where he netted one goal and dished out 13 assists. Baker has played in 21 games this season for the Cyclones where he has produced 30 points on the year with 6 goals and 24 assists.
Runner-Up: Dylan Cunningham, Helena Bighorns
Honorable Mention (alphabetical): Jack Arnold, New Mexico Ice Wolves – Gabe Arteaga, Texas Brahmas – Miles Berg, Mason City Toros – Jacob Guitard, Gillette Wild – Chris Hamilton, Norwich Sea Captains – Phil Harrell, Great Falls Americans – Matt Haun, Rochester Grizzlies – Logan Motz, Texas RoadRunners – Max Mudge, West Bend Power – Bryan Wood, El Paso Rhinos
Goalie of the Month: Philip O'Neil - El Paso Rhinos
Rhinos netminder Philip O’Neil made his presence in between the pipes known over the month of November to end the month with a 4-0-1 record. O’Neil, a native of Belcamp, MD, blocked away 118 of the 125 shots he faced over the course of 6 games, including coming in for relief late in a game. O’Neil combined for a 1.17 GAA and a .940 SV% during the month of November. O’Neil is 7-1-1 on the year with a 2.19 GAA and a .915 SV%.
Runner-Up: Tate Cothern, Rochester Grizzlies
Honorable Mention (alphabetical): Peter Alfano, Norwich Sea Captains – Brooks Barofsky, West Bend Power – Drew Blake, Mason City Toros – Brendan Forden, Texas Brahmas – Weston Gerke, Gillette Wild – Pierson Haislet, New Mexico Ice Wolves – Alex Lamont, Helena Bighorns – Collin Lemanski, Wausau Cyclones – Jimmy Packee, Texas RoadRunners – Manny Pantow, New Hampshire Jr. Mountain Kings – Kaden Rhyder, Great Falls Americans – Braylon Rogers, Butte Irish
Forward of the Month: Jory Veenstra - New Hampshire Jr. Mountain Kings
New Hampshire Jr. Mountain Kings forward Jory Veenstra was fantastic in November in the 8 games he played in. The Kansas City, Missouri native combined for 16 points that included 7 goals and 9 assists for the Jr. Mountain Kings. Veenstra has appeared in 18 games this season where he has recorded both 11 goals and assists for 22 points.
Runner-Up: Kyle Arias, El Paso Rhinos
Honorable Mention (alphabetical): Patrick Crooks, Butte Irish – Joey Crowley, Texas Brahmas – Bryce Garber, West Bend Power – Tyler Herrick, Norwich Sea Captains – Stanley Hubbard, New Mexico Ice Wolves – Spencer Klotz, Rochester Grizzlies – Tim Mattingly, Helena Bighorns – Ty O’Bey, Great Falls Americans – Luke Robertson, Mason City Toros – Adam Severson, Gillette Wild – Nick Summers, Northeast Generals – Porter Wolk, Texas RoadRunners
Forward of the Month: Chase Forry - Texas Brahmas
NA3HL Forward of the Month: Chase Forry, Texas Brahmas
Chase Forry and the Texas Brahmas remain undefeated through the month of October, maintaining a perfect 13-0 record. As the league’s top scorer, Forry has tallied 36 points (13 goals, 23 assists) in 13 games, 23 of his points being recorded this month, averaging 3.29 points per game in addition to maintaining a plus-minus of +19 in October.
When looking at his eight goals this month, three were scored on the man advantage while one was the game winner for his squad, not to mention three power play assists as well. The Boca Raton, FL native had his best game to date on the 19th as he was able to tally a whopping eight points through 60 minutes, recording his first hat trick of the season on top of dishing out five assists.
“Forry came into this season playing great hockey and it’s shown in his production to this point. His size, speed, compete level, and hockey sense have allowed him to be in the right spots and he’s getting rewarded for it. He and his line mates have really bought into playing together and have been proven hard to stop in games,” stated Brahmas Head Coach Chad Bailey. “Chase is a mere 13 points shy of his point total last season and we are only 13 games into this season. That alone shows the growth he has taken in his play. Chase has also grown as a leader in our locker room and is one of the guys our young players can look up to. I’m really proud of the player he has grown into and I look forward to watching him help continue our team success and finish out his junior career on a high note.”
Runner up: Ethan Miller, Binghamton Buzz
Defenseman of the Month: Tristan May-Robinson - Wisconsin Woodsmen
NA3HL Defenseman of the Month: Tristen May-Robinson, Wisconsin Woodsmen
Tristen May-Robinson was a huge contributor for the Woodsmen this month from the blueline as Coach Vaillancourt’s squad sits in second place in the Central division with a 8-4-1-1 record . As the team’s top scorer for defensemen, the Andover, MN native is a point per game player with 12 points (5 goals, 7 assists), in 12 games, having a breakout month in October recording 11 points, including two-three point games.
May-Robinson found the back of the net 4 times, 3 being on the man advantage while one was the deciding factor for Wisconsin. His contributions on special teams didn’t stop there as he dished out five power play assists and one short handed helper as well.
“It is wonderful to see Tristen being recognized for the talented young player he is. His continuous commitment to learn the game speaks volumes of him as an athlete and young man. He always brings his very best for our club, on the ice and in the Tomah community. I know he has a bright future ahead for him,” stated Woodsmen Head Coach Jon Vaillancourt.
Runner up: Eric Denny, St. Louis Jr. Blues
Goalie of the Month: Dalton Elliott - Binghamton Buzz
NA3HL Goaltender of the Month: Dalton Elliott, Binghamton Buzz
Dalton Elliott and the Binghamton Buzz continue to be the leaders of the East Division, sitting in first place with 22 points, a record of 11-3-0-0. Netminder Dalton Elliott stood tall between the pipes for 6 games, posting a 5-1 record. Over the course of the month, the Johnstown, IA native was faced with a total of 203 shots, making 193 saves for a .95 save percentage and 1.67 goals against average.
Elliott’s best game to date came on the 5th against the Northeast Generals as he was peppered with 37 shots, only allowing one goal during Binghamton’s 3-1 victory for a game save percentage of .973%. When looking at league statistics, Elliott remains in the top 5 in the goals against and save percentage categories.
"Dalton’s has had astounding performances for the Buzz. He plays with a sense of calm and control in his crease. Our guys know they can rely on Dalton to make the critical saves when he’s in net. We look forward to seeing Dalton’s continued success this season, and it is well deserved," stated Buzz Head Coach Gaetano Moirano.
Runner up: Malik Johnson, Helena Bighorns
Goalie of the Month: Daniel Antal - Northeast Generals
Generals goaltender Daniel Antal was fantastic in net during the month of October with a perfect 4-0 record. Antal turned away 110 of the 117 shots he faced over the course of 4 games, including a 22 shot shutout. The Ringwood, NJ native combined for a 1.75 GAA and a .940 SV% during the month of October. Antal is 5-0 on the season with Generals where he has a 1.40 GAA and a .947 SV%.
Runner-Up: Pierson Haislet, New Mexico Ice Wolves
Honorable Mention (alphabetical): Riley Gorman, Danbury Jr. Hat Tricks – Nick Kurtiak, Rochester Grizzlies – Nolan Lacosse, Alexandria Blizzard – Collin Lemanski, Wausau Cyclones – Kevin MacDonald, Norwich Sea Captains – Jimmy Packee, Texas RoadRunners – Devin Peck, Mason City Toros – Kaden Rhyder, Great Falls Americans – Braylon Rogers, Butte Irish – Jesse Schindel, Helena Bighorns – Sam Schowalter, Granite City Lumberjacks – Noah Van Herik, Texas Brahmas – Cole Wheaton, Gillette Wild – Gavin Wohlmacher, West Bend Power
Defenseman of the Month: Dylan Cunningham - Helena Bighorns
Helena defenseman Dylan Cunningham earned the Defenseman of the Month title after totalling 15 points in 8 games during the month of October. Cunningham netted 5 goals, 1 on the power-play, and dished out 10 assists while keeping a +13 plus/minus rating. Cunningham has appeared in 14 games this season where he has accumulated 22 points.
Runner-Up: Isaac Baker, Wausau Cyclones
Honorable Mention (alphabetical): Jack Arnold, New Mexico Ice Wolves – Gabe Arteaga, Texas Brahmas – Miles Berg, Mason City Toros – Joe Greniuk, Granite City Lumberjacks – Chris Hamilton, Norwich Sea Captains – Phil Harrell, Great Falls Americans – Matt Haun, Rochester Grizzlies – Colin March, Northeast Generals – Todd Powassin, Gillette Wild – Carson Streich, Butte Irish – Brandon Wicker, Texas RoadRunners
Forward of the Month: Adam Severson - Gillette Wild
Gillette Wild forward Adam Severson lit the scoresheet over the month of October playing in 6 games. The Minnesota native totalled 26 points that included 9 goals and 17 assists for the Wild, averaging 3.25 points per game. Severson is in his second year with Gillette and has appeared in 14 games in a Wild sweater this season where he’s recorded 34 points.
Runner-Up: Chase Forry, Texas Brahmas
Honorable Mention (alphabetical): Camden Cunningham, Helena Bighorns – Connor Dvorak, Wausau Cyclones – Noah Easterson, Texas RoadRunners – Glen Farmer,Norwich Sea Captains – Dmitri Kuleshov, Great Falls Americans – Brody Neish, Louisiana Drillers – Easton Portner, Granite City Lumberjacks – Luke Sawicky, Rochester Grizzlies – Ethan Secord, New Mexico Ice Wolves – Dominic Thomas, Mason City Toros – Gabe Vijuk, Northeast Generals – Loghan Weber, Butte Irish
Forward of the Month: Vincent Leaf - Sheridan Hawks
NA3HL Forward of the Month: Vincent Leaf, Sheridan Hawks
Appearing in seven games thus far this season, the Des Moines, IA native has accumulated 16 points (6 goals, 10 assists), in addition to maintaining a plus-minus of +10. As the first place team in the Frontier Division, Leaf and the Hawks have had great success to start the season with an overall record of 6-1-1-0. Registering a point during all seven games, the ‘05 forward had his best contest to date on September 27th as he was able to score one power play goal in addition to notching four assists against the Badlands Sabres.
“Vince is an extremely talented player and an even better teammate. He’s been a huge part of our success, every guy in our locker room knows how much he cares and wants to win, which rubs off on the rest of the team,” stated Hawks Head Coach JJ Santagata. “He’s earned every point and especially this honor as Forward of the Month.”
Runner up: Carson Spear, Texas RoadRunners
Defenseman of the Month: Braeden Gagnon - New Hampshire Jr. Mountain Kings
NA3HL Defenseman of the Month: Braeden Gagnon, New Hampshire Jr. Mountain Kings
As an over a point per game player, Braeden Gagnon has held down New Hampshire’s blueline while also contributing offensively for his squad. As the first place team in the East Division, Gagnon and the Jr. Mountain Kings have posted a 5-1-0-0 record, the Lewiston, ME native recording 7 points (4 goals, 3 assists). In addition to scoring in three consecutive games, Gagnon tallied two goals on the powerplay and potted the game winner against the Long Beach Sharks.
“Braeden has been with our organization since he was a 16U player, all his hard work on and off the ice has prepared him for the success he’s achieved at the junior level,” stated Jr. Mountain Kings Head Coach Clint Cassavaugh. “I look forward to watching Braeden continue to develop and see where this season takes him.”
Runner up: Kelton Chadwick, Helena Bighorns
Goalie of the Month: Luke Romney - Texas Brahmas
NA3HL Goaltender of the Month: Luke Romney, Texas Brahmas
Luke Romney and the Texas Brahmas have been off to an incredible start as one of two undefeated teams remaining in the NA3HL with a record of 6-0-0-0. The second-year goaltender for the Brahmas has appeared in four games, posting an impressive three consecutive shutouts. Over the course of four games, the Winter Garden, FL native has been faced with 100 shots, turning away 99 for a goals against average of .250, maintaining a save percentage of .990.
“Luke has been outstanding for us so far but his unbelievable character and his drive is what’s led to his early success,” stated Brahmas Head Coach Chad Bailey. “He has taken a giant step from year one to year two and it’s undoubtedly due to the extra work he’s put in over the past year. I truly can’t wait to see him continue down his path and stick to his process of getting even better as the season goes on.”
Runner up: Tate Cothern, Gillette Wild
Defenseman of the Month: Garrett Bogan - Helena Bighorns
Helena defenseman Garrett Bogan earned the Defenseman of the Month title after totaling 8 points in 6 games during the month of September. Bogan netted 3 goals, 2 two on the power-play, and dished out 5 assists while keeping a +4 plus/minus. Bogan is in his second year with the Bighorns where he’s appeared in 51 games and has compiled 23 points.
Runner-Up: Robbie Aranos, Atlanta Capitals
Honorable Mention (alphabetical): Gabe Arteaga, Texas Brahmas – Dante Debueris, New Jersey – Finn Greeley, Granite City Lumberjacks – Tim Hayden, Norwich Sea Captains – Tommy Kundinger, West Bend Power – Colin March, Northeast Generals – Logan Motz, Texas RoadRunners – Nick O’Brien, Wisconsin Woodsmen – Ty Petzke, Rochester Grizzlies – Carson Streich, Butte Irish – Bryce Sturm, Bozeman Icedogs
Goalie of the Month: Krzysztof Jakubowski - Texas RoadRunners
RoadRunners goaltender Krzysztof Jakubowski was fantastic in net during the month of September with a perfect 5-0 record. Jakubowski turned away 147 of the 152 shots he faced over the course of 5 games. The Austin, TX native combined for a 1.00 GAA, .967 SV% over the month.
Runner-Up: Sebastian Thome, New Jersey Titans
Honorable Mention (alphabetical): Mike Foglia, Northeast Generals – Brendan Forden, Texas Brahmas – Ryan Hacker, Wisconsin Woodsmen – Hayden Laforet, Atlanta Capitals – Nolan Lacosse, Alexandria Blizzard – Presley Patrin, Norwich Sea Captains – Jesse Schindel, Helena Bighorns – Sam Schowalter, Granite City Lumberjacks – Sam Smer, Bozeman Icedogs – Riley Swanson, Rochester Grizzlies – Nick Ulyanov, Butte Irish – Gavin Wohlmacher, West Bend Power
Forward of the Month: Bodie Shepardson - Bozeman Icedogs
Bozeman Icedogs forward Bodie Shepardson lit the scoresheet over the month of September playing in 6 games. The Livingston, MT native totaled 17 points that included 9 goals and 8 assists for the Icedogs. Shepardson is in his second year with Bozeman and has appeared in 48 games in a Icedogs sweater where he’s recorded 55 points.
Runner-Up: George Hinds, New Jersey Titans
Honorable Mention (alphabetical): Andrew Butler, West Bend Power – JT Brugaletta, Texas RoadRunners – Patrick Crooks, Butte Irish – Brian Essing, Norwich Sea Captains – Eli Fletcher, Alexandria Blizzard – Chase Forry, Texas Brahmas – Isaac Fuller, Atlanta Capitals – Sean Gorman, Northeast Generals – Hayden Johnson, Granite City Lumberjacks – Maksim Lakic, Rochester Grizzlies – Jack Lambert, Helena Bighorns – Hunter Nelson, Wisconsin Woodsmen
