Congrats to Wolves 1999 Birth Year Forward Dj Schwenke. Chosen to represent our program in the Team EHL All Star Game. Dj will be the youngest player participating. See EHL Article below on the event!
BOSTON, MA -- On Saturday, October 21st a team of 20 Eastern Hockey League (EHL) all-stars will travel to the campus of Umass Boston for an exhibition game against the Beacons. The puck drop at Clark Athletic Center is scheduled for 4:00pm, and this will mark the first time that an EHL team has taken on a NCAA program. The EHL roster is comprised of at least 1 player from all 16 teams, and you can view the full roster below.
"This is an excellent opportunity for our league," said Mark Kumpel, the EHL's Director of Hockey Operations. "The Beacons have always recruited strongly from the EHL, so this will give our players a great chance to see where they need to get to in order to play at the next level."
Umass Boston has developed into one of the top Division III programs in the country, in large part, after reaching their first ever Frozen Four a couple seasons ago. As Kumpel mentioned the Beacons have always recruited players from the EHL, and deservedly so, they were featured as an EHL Pipeline of the Week a couple months ago.
Chris Peters (Walpole Express)
DJ Schwenke (New England Wolves)
Bryce Witman (Philadelphia Revolution)
Jake Fuss (Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights)
Jimmy Pelton (Valley Jr. Warriors)
Alex Ochterbeck (Philadelphia Little Flyers)
Joey Savel (Philadelphia Little Flyers)
Drew Platt (Philadelphia Jr. Flyers)
Matthew Boring (New York Applecore)
Cullen Kane (Connecticut RoughRiders)
Matthew Stewart (Total Athletics Seahawks)
Jarrett Slear (New Hampshire Avalanche)
Ryan Campbell (Walpole Express)
Andrew Barber (Vermont Lumberjacks)
Matt Fuller (East Coast Wizards)
Nick Grinvalds (Boston Jr. Rangers)
Ian Wallgren (Connecticut Oilers)
Matthew Araujo (New York Bobcats Royals)
Michael Paglucca (New Hampshire Avalanche)
Nolan Egbert (Boston Jr. Rangers)
