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The Florida Eels Elite team had to win this morning to keep alive in the playoffs and they did just that with a 2-1 win over the Madhatters. The playoffs are best of 3 so now they go to game 3 Monday

In Period one, we still   did not look like ourselves We were in neutral and had to step it up a bit.

Period  two we looked much better finding our grove but in the 3rd period the Eels looked much like the Divisional winners. We had to elevate our pace and drive hard to the net

But in the end we looked like ourselves and came out victorious

Florida Eels 2 at Atlanta Mad Hatters 1 – Status: Final
Sunday, March 12, 2023 – Fort Myers Skatium

Florida Eels 0 1 1 – 2

Atlanta Mad Hatters 1 0 0 – 1

1st Period-1, Atlanta Mad Hatters, Jazdzewski 1 (Bowden, Sims), 19:27. Penalties-Marchetta Eel (slashing), 7:58; Blair Atl (roughing), 7:58; Gagnon Eel (cross-checking), 10:08; Lundberg Atl (high-sticking), 11:05; ClIngerman Eel (roughing), 19:52.

2nd Period-2, Florida Eels, Gagnon 1 (ClIngerman, Cermak), 11:27 (PP). Penalties-Grant Eel (holding), 3:48; DiLuzio Atl (hooking), 10:11.

3rd Period-3, Florida Eels, Marchetta 3   7:58. Penalties-No Penalties

Shots on Goal-Florida Eels 10-15-8-33. Atlanta Mad Hatters 8-11-14-33.
Power Play Opportunities-Florida Eels 1 / 0; Atlanta Mad Hatters 0 / 0.
Goalies-Florida Eels, St-Denis-Lacombe (33 shots-32 saves). Atlanta Mad Hatters, Dees (33 shots-31 saves).

Incredible display of the Eels player development model: This season a total of 6 Florida Eels Elite players will advance to college.
This season a total of 6 Florida Eels Elite players will advance to college. Today we list the 5 players who will be moving on to college in the Fall. Evan Spinella already has moved on to FGCU men’s ice hockey program.

Today we list the remaining 5 young men

# 6 Bailey Kaiser

# 17 Neil Campbell Jr

# 19 Jachym Cermak

# 30 Jake Mork

# 97 Grady Duden

As the Eels Premier team prepares for its most important games of the 2023 season – the Florida Division playoffs,- it is very proud to report that 10 of its players will be advancing to college this Fall. These boys know their legacy and all eyes are on the games this weekend against it East Coast rivals – the Palm Beach Typhoon. In the regular season the Eels finished in 1st place. In fact 22 points ahead of its next closet opponent in 2nd place and 27 points ahead of the Typhoon. But now we are in the playoffs and it is an entirely new season so to speak. The regular season is in the history books.

These 10 players along with the remaining 15 players on the team have one thing in mind: Defeating Palm Beach. As coach Frankie Scarpaci echoes, “We take nothing for granted. We are never complacent and our boys are never entitled”

These 10 players have been such impactful players all season long and there is no doubt they have the attention of the college coaches and their scouts. Interestingly, all are not the least bit preoccupied with college at this point. They know that the process will take care of itself. Right now it is Playoffs and that is what they are dialed in on. We are proud and honored that they have chosen to have played for the Eels program and we wish them the very best in their college careers.

Eels in 2

Florida Eels are extremely proud of Gage Dill, Taurin Haddon-Harris (Curry College) and Ayodele Adeniye (Adrian College), who continue back-boning their teams as impactful players in the Final 8!

Congrats goes out to Gage Dill Eels Alumni with Curry College Selected All -Conference

What an incredible season We are all very proud of him

Congrats goes out to Florida Eels standout Gage Dill as he is earned Rookie of the Year Honors at NCAA Div. 3 Curry College

What an incredible season for Gage. We are not surprised He is a phenomenal player who continues to impress everyone in hockey and now at the college level.