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The Florida Eels are proud to announce that Easton Moore, the captain of their Premier team, has committed to attending and playing NCAA Div. 3 for the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (MCLA). Moore is a talented two-way forward who has impressed both on and off the ice with his leadership skills and dedication to the game.

Moore’s impressive stats speak to his exceptional skill set as a player, and he currently sits at third place in the Eels’ all-time point getters list, with 142 points in 128 games. With his speed, agility, and strong work ethic, he has become one of the top scorers in the league. Last season, he led the team with 71 points in just 44 games.

Head Coach Scarpaci also notes Moore’s exceptional leadership skills, stating, “Easton was one of the best leaders this organization has ever seen. What he did here, not just on the ice, will be everlasting, and something our group next year will build off of. He’s an incredible person and invaluable to the organization.”

Moore’s commitment to attending MCLA and playing for their ice hockey team is a testament to his dedication to the sport. MCLA’s strong academic programs and competitive athletics make it an ideal fit for a student-athlete like Moore. According to General Manager Scarpaci, “Easton is an elite player who has the potential to achieve great things both on and off the ice. His commitment to attending MCLA and playing for their ice hockey team is a testament to his hard work and dedication. Easton helped guide our group to our most winning season, with 36 wins. MCLA is getting a kid that not only knows how to win but also sets the standard of winning.”

Easton Moore’s unwavering commitment to the game and exceptional leadership skills have made him a standout player for the Florida Eels. His commitment to attending MCLA and playing for their ice hockey team is a reflection of his hard work and dedication both on and off the ice. He is sure to make a positive impact both as a student and an athlete, and we look forward to seeing all that he will accomplish in the future

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The Florida Eels are pleased to announce the commitment of Kyle Ziemba to play college hockey and attend Indiana University Pennsylvania. Ziemba’s impressive on-ice performances, along with his strong character and work ethic, caught the attention of the coaching staff at IUP.

Ziemba’s stats speak for themselves. In the 2022-2023 season with the Eels, he recorded 37 points in 44 games, including 6 goals and 31 assists. Ziemba’s contributions weren’t limited to just offense, however. He also demonstrated his abilities as a two-way defenseman by consistently making smart plays in the defensive zone and using his physicality to disrupt opponents’ scoring opportunities.

Frank Scarpaci, head coach of the Florida Eels, had high praise for Ziemba’s character and skills. According to Scarpaci, “Kyle is a great kid who works hard both on and off the ice. He’s always willing to put in the extra effort to improve his game, and it shows in his performance. As a two-way defenseman, he was an integral part of our teams success and a player we really leaned on during our playoff run.”

Scarpaci also highlighted Ziemba’s leadership qualities and his ability to elevate the play of his teammates. “Kyle’s a natural leader who sets a positive example for his fellow players as well as in the community. We’ll miss him on the ice but miss him just as much in our day-to-day training. He made our job easy as coaches and truly excited to see what he does during his time in college.”

Ziemba’s commitment to IUP is a testament to his hard work and dedication to the sport. With his strong skills, leadership abilities, and impressive stats, he is sure to be a valuable addition to the IUP hockey program

Eels vs the Cyclones

The Eels Elite Down top Seed the Northern Cyclones 3-1 in their Final Game of the Pool Play. The Eels went 1-1-1 for 4 points. They missed advancing over the Hitmen  who had 5 points. The boys were on fire and pounded the Cyclones through out the game. The shots were 2-1 Eels.  They finished things the right way. This was a tough game for the boys They could have tanked and not cared but they played like they were advancing at Nationals.

We are very proud of our boys. They won their regular season, won the playoffs and advanced to Nationals. They were ranked Nationally higher than about 15 Premier teams. These boys have unwavering determination dedication resolve and high skill set. We were 12 points ahead of the 2nd place team in the Florida Div and as many as 25 points ahead of others. Incredible. These are the same boys who experienced the Hurricane and had to overcome  insurmountable adversity. Some will be advancing to college. About 5 young men this season. Others hopefully will be returning to the Eels.

As GM I am honored that you allowed me and my family to be part of your lives while being on the Eels. We wish you the very best.