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The Florida Eels are excited to announce that goaltender Duncan Rolleman has committed to Wilkes University for the 2023-2024 season. Rolleman, a two-year veteran with the Florida Eels Premier team, has proven himself to be a standout goalie and the backbone of his team.

Rolleman’s incredible skills and leadership have led the Florida Eels Premier team to Nationals twice within his tenure with the Eels, and we are thrilled to see him continue his hockey career at the next level.

Wilkes University is getting a talented and dedicated athlete in Rolleman, who has shown a remarkable ability to make game-changing saves and keep his team in the game. We wish Duncan all the best as he takes the next step in his hockey journey and look forward to following his success at Wilkes.

We are thrilled to announce that Noah Trathen will be returning to the Florida Eels for his THIRD season. The 03’ forward played his first season with Florida Eels Elite, and moved up to the Florida Eels Premier for his second season. Trathen’s record is nothing short of spectacular with 20 goals and 46 points collected in just 44 games last season. We can’t wait to see what he’ll bring to the ice this season. Welcome back Noah!

We are thrilled to announce that Jared Salminen will be returning to the Florida Eels for his second season. The 03’ forward had an impressive first season for the Eels where he scored 12 goals and collected 38 points in 38 games played. We can’t wait to see what he’ll bring to the ice this season. Welcome back Jared!

Congrats to Eric Hambling as he commits to Kent State University NCAA Div 1 men’s hockey program. Eric is 5 year veteran of junior hockey. A solid two way Defensemen. He owns the D Zone and makes it extremely difficult to score on his net minder. He plays a very physical game who wears down opposing forwards along the boards and in the crease. He moves the puck out of zone with a razor first pass or joining in the line rush.

He owns a very heavy shot form the blue line and is a constant threat to opposing goalies.

He will do very well in college. He is 100% dedicated to his team. An unwavering commitment to win. He is very excited about playing at the Next Level and thrilled to be joining Kent State

The Florida Eels are proud to announce that Damon Kiyawasew, a two-year veteran of the program, has committed to playing NCAA Division III college hockey for Rivier University. The talented forward hails from Sherwood Park, Alberta, and has been an integral part of the Eels’ success over the past two seasons.

During his time with the Eels, Kiyawasew helped lead the team to two division titles and a national championship appearance. He was a dominant force on the ice, scoring 20 goals and 34 points in just 38 games. Kiyawasew’s incredible skill and clutch performances made him a fan favorite and a crucial player for the Eels.

Head Coach Frank Scarpaci expressed his admiration for Kiyawasew’s skills and work ethic. “Rivier is getting a whole lot of skill and a whole lot of energy. Our staff will miss having him around as he set the pace in practice in games consistently. Was absolutely clutch for us, the bigger the stage the bigger the game from him.” Scarpaci also highlighted Kiyawasew’s incredible playoff performance, including two game-winning overtime goals at the national tournament.

Kiyawasew will be joining fellow Eel Liam Hennessey at Rivier University, where he is expected to make an immediate impact on the ice. His impressive speed, agility, and scoring ability make him a formidable opponent for any team. We have no doubt that Kiyawasew will continue to excel at the next level and make a significant contribution to Rivier’s hockey program.

The entire Eels organization is incredibly proud of Kiyawasew’s commitment to playing college hockey and wishes him the very best in his future endeavors. We have no doubt that he will be an excellent representative of the Florida Eels and an asset to Rivier University.

The Florida Eels organization is thrilled to announce the re-signing of Anthony Zebley. Zebley has been a part of the Florida Eels program for three years, starting in the USPHL Elite Division before making the jump to the USPHL-Premier. Zebley’s progression as a player has been impressive, going from scoring 11 points in his first season to earning 25 points in 34 games played last season. This development shows his dedication and hard work as a player.

Head Coach Frank Scarpaci commented on Zebley’s growth, saying, “Zebs showed incredible growth from year to year. He has really rounded out his defensive game as well as started to hit his offensive stride in the second half of the season. He has such a high offensive Hockey IQ.” It is clear that Coach Scarpaci believes in Zebley’s abilities and sees him as the next wave of offensive stars for the Eels.

The Florida Eels have had a long history of successful offensive players, including Anthony’s brother TJ, and Anthony’s growth as a player shows that he has the potential to follow in their footsteps. With his high hockey IQ and dedication to improving his game, Zebley has the potential to become a key player for the Eels in the coming seasons. The team is excited to have him back and looks forward to seeing him continue to develop as a player.

Zebley’s re-signing is a testament to the Florida Eels organization’s commitment to player development. By providing players like Zebley with the support and resources they need to succeed, the Eels continue to build a strong foundation for their team. Zebley’s continued success with the Eels is a testament to the organization’s focus on developing players and creating a winning culture.

His development as a player over the past three years has been impressive, and his potential to become a key player for the Eels is clear. With the support of the organization and the coaching staff, Zebley has the potential to become a star player in the USPHL-Premier division. The team looks forward to seeing him continue to grow and develop in the coming seasons.

Overall, Anthony Zebley’s re-signing is a significant moment for the Florida Eels organization. Zebley’s growth as a player, combined with his potential, makes him a rising star in the USPHL.

The Florida Eels Junior Hockey Program is ecstatic to announce the signing of forward Teddy Feng from China. The Eels, who are known for importing talented players from around the globe, are particularly excited about bringing in their first player from China.

According to the Eels, Teddy and his family were drawn to the program’s commitment to player development and training. Over the past decade, the Eels have been a dominant force winning their division and playoffs consistently over the past decade and advancing to nationals on a yearly basis. Additionally, the coaching staff has a wealth of experience in working with foreign players. Coach Frankie Scarpaci makes it his business to make sure foreign players feel comfortable here and learn and get a commanding knowledge of the North American game. These young men are thousands of miles away from home and we make sure they enjoy their surroundings while here and don’t feel out of place.

“We’re thrilled to be adding Teddy to our roster,” said coach Scarpaci. “He’s got a great skill set, a strong work ethic, and a real hunger to learn and improve. We’re confident that he’ll thrive in our program and go on to play college hockey.”

For Teddy, the opportunity to join the Florida Eels represents a major breakthrough for junior hockey in the USA. “I’m honored to be the first player from China to join the Eels,” “I’m excited to learn and grow under their guidance and hope to make a real impact on the team.”

Overall, the signing of Teddy Feng is a major accomplishment for the Florida Eels and a sign of the program’s continued commitment to excellence. Fans can look forward to seeing Teddy in action when the season begins in the fall of 2023.

Louis-Laurent Legros will be joining the Florida Eels as we entered two teams in Foxboro Mass on May 4-7th for the NCDC Prospects Showcase.

Florida Eels Community,

We are thrilled to announce the addition of Louis-Laurent Legros to our junior program as he joins us this upcoming season! We would like to take a moment to congratulate Louis-Laurent and extend a warm welcome to our Eels family.

Louis-Laurent Legros is an experienced goaltender who has played at various levels throughout his career. He brings a wealth of knowledge and a winning attitude to our team, and we are excited to see him in action on the ice.

Prior to joining the Florida Eels, Louis-Laurent had an impressive stint playing with the Royal of Cardinal-Roy High School in Quebec City in the M18 D 1 Division, where he was a standout goalie known for his precision, quick reflexes, and excellent puck-handling abilities. He also received numerous accolades and awards for his performances on the ice.

Louis-Laurent Legros will be joining the Florida Eels as we entered two teams in Foxboro Mass on May 4-7th for the NCDC Prospects Showcase.
We can’t wait to see the positive impact that Louis-Laurent Legros will have on our team and we look forward to what promises to be an exceptional season.