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NAHL Announces Bauer Stars of the Week

Earning NAHL weekly honors are Patrick Johnson (Bismarck), Dominick Rivelli (New Jersey), Beau Janzig (Minnesota), Jack Ivey (Amarillo)     more 

NAHL Weekend Recap

Six teams clinched their spots in the RobertsonCup playoffs this past weekend!    more 

Sunday Wrap Up: Wranglers Finish Off Sweep of Grit

Jack McDonald had three points in the Wranglers victory on Sunday    more 

Saturday Scores: Bobcats, Titans and Wranglers Heading to Playoffs

Amarillo, Bismarck and New Jersey secured their berths into the Robertson Cup playoffs    more 

Friday Finals: Jr. Americans, Tomahawks and Ice Wolves Punch Playoff Tickets

Three more teams clinched their spot in the Robertson Cup playoffs    more 

Central

Patrick Johnson Patrick Johnson Bismarck Bobcats

East

Dominick Rivelli Dominick Rivelli New Jersey Titans

Midwest

Beau Janzig Beau Janzig Minnesota Wilderness

South

Jack Ivey Jack Ivey Amarillo Wranglers

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Eliot Seguin-Lescarbeau

Eliot Seguin-Lescarbeau Shreveport Mudbugs

True Hockey NAHL Goaltender of the Month: Eliot Seguin-Lescarbeau, Shreveport Mudbugs

Mudbugs goalie Eliot Seguin-Lescarbeau was incredible in the crease over the month of February. Seguin-Lescarbeau, a native of Saint-Jerome, Quebec, posted a perfect 6-0 record, allowing only 10 goals off of 161 shots during the month. His time in net during February was good for a 1.25 goals against average and a .940 save percentage. This season, Eliot holds a 22-5-0-1 record, 1.94 GAA and a .926 SV%. “Eliot has been so consistently good for us since day one,” Head Coach Jason Campbell said. “If things are going his way he doesn’t change his demeanor or work habits. If he hits a rough patch you wouldn’t know it as he handles himself like a pro. He’s mature past his years with his game and his attitude. Coach Rich and him have worked hard at fine tuning his game and it has paid dividends so far.”

“This honor means a lot to me as there are so many good goalies in this league and the South division,” Eliot Seguin-Lescarbeau said. “It is a personal honor, but I couldn’t have done it without the help of my teammates. Our team had a good month of February and the guys played very well in front of me in both areas of the ice. We have been able to win very close games as most of our games went in overtime. We are happy and ready to give it all for the rest of the season and excited about the playoffs.” 

Runner-Up: Stephen Peck, Bismarck Bobcats

Honorable Mentions: Linards Lipskis, Wisconsin Windigo – Daniel Duris, Oklahoma Warriors – Liam Beerman, Anchorage Wolverines – Matthew Alberti, Janesville Jets – Ivan Zhigalov, Odessa Jackalopes – Trent Wiemken, Austin Bruins – Owen Lepak, Maryland Black Bears – Florian Wade, Rochester Jr. Americans – Tyler Krivtsov, Fairbanks Ice Dogs – Connor McDonough, Amarillo Wranglers – Croix Kochendorfer, Aberdeen Wings – Max Weilandt, St. Cloud Norsemen – Andy Vlaha, New Mexico Ice Wolves – Carter Wishart, Chippewa Steel – Jack Wieneke, Lone Star Brahmas – JJ Cataldo, Springfield Jr. Blues – Jacob Osborne, Johnstown Tomahawks – Lukas Fursten, Danbury Hat Tricks 

Lukas Klemm

Lukas Klemm Johnstown Tomahawks

Bauer Hockey NAHL Defenseman of the Month: Lukas Klemm, Johnstown Tomahawks

Johnstown defenseman Lukas Klemm had a fantastic month of February after appearing in 8 games. The Stamford, CT native combined for 13 points during the month, where he scored 3 goals and 10 assists while maintaining a +7 rating. Klemm was also helpful on the power-play where he scored a goal and two assists over the month. The Mercyhurst University commit played on the 2024 NAHL Top Prospect for Team East. This season, Klemm has played in 46 games where he’s combined for 34 points. “Lukas had an outstanding month of February just as he has had all season for us,” Head Coach Mike Letizia said. “He had points in every game and was a rock for us on our back end playing heavy, heavy minutes.  Since becoming a Tomahawk, Lukas has been everything we hoped he would be and more for our team on and off the ice. Additionally, he had a great two games in Pittsburgh at Top Prospects for Team East. His commitment to Mercyhurst was the icing on the cake for a great month individually, and certainly a well-earned and deserved accomplishment for everything he has done this season.”

“I’m very honored to receive Defenseman of the Month,” Lukas Klemm said. “I have had an amazing experience with the Tomahawks. I could not be happier with how far we all have come since the beginning of the season, and I couldn’t thank our coaches enough for everything they have done for all of us. As a team, we need to continue to win as many games as possible, and make sure we don’t lose any games we shouldn’t. We’ve put ourselves in a good spot since Christmas and we need to continue to build off of that into and through the playoffs.”

Runner-Up: Bryce Ingles, Lone Star Brahmas

Honorable Mentions: Noah Ziskie, Danbury Hat Tricks – Conner Brown, Janesville Jets – Liam Fleet, Shreveport Mudbugs – Dylan Gordon, Maryland Black Bears – Connor Brust, Austin Bruins – Sonny Dinubile, Philadelphia Rebels – Kyle Miller, St. Cloud Norsemen – Jackson Anderson, Aberdeen Wings – Landon Fandel, Bismarck Bobcats – Danii Dolzheko, Wisconsin Windigo – Branko Vukas, Oklahoma Warriors – Andon Coles, Springfield Jr. Blues – John Christen, Chippewa Steel – Tyler Pfister, New Mexico Ice Wolves – Kyle DeMarco, Amarillo Wranglers – Riley Mullens, Kenai River Brown Bears – John Wojciechowski, Odessa Jackalopes – Caden Pendo, Fairbanks Ice Dogs 

Tyler Grahme

Tyler Grahme Wisconsin Windigo

Bauer Hockey NAHL Forward of the Month: Tyler Grahme, Wisconsin Windigo

Wisconsin forward Tyler Grahme was on fire during the month of February in the 8 games he played in. Grahme, 19, a native of Bloomington, MN was a major factor in the Windigo’s team success as they went 6-2 in February. Grahme scored an outstanding 9 goals and dished out 5 assists for 14 points on the month. The Dartmouth College commit is the second leading scorer for Wisconsin with 59 points in 48 games played. “Tyler has had a really nice year for us and has been an integral part of our success so far,” Head Coach Blake Hietala said. “He’s taken a huge step offensively this season and is being rewarded on the scoresheet, but the leadership and other areas he excels in, like faceoffs, are so important to our team. I’m glad he’s getting rewarded for another good month.”

“I’m honored to have received the award but I wouldn’t have been able to do it without the help of my teammates,” Tyler Grahme said. “The team this month has been on a roll. WE have a lot of confidence as a team and play with swagger. The focus heading into the playoffs for us is making sure that we dial in our details and consistency.” 

Runner-Up: Massimo Gentile, Rochester Jr. Americans

Honorable Mentions: Taisetsu Ushio, Anchorage Wolverines – Ryan Burke, Shreveport Mudbugs – Michael Kadlecik, Odessa Jackalopes – Yusaku Ando, New Mexico Ice Wolves – Dominik Bartecko, New Jersey Titans – Owen Kerr, Lone Star brahmas – Haden Kruse, Janesville Jets – Damon Furuseth, Austin Bruins – Charles Panchisin, Philadelphia Rebels – Peyton Platter, Chippewa Steel – Michael Coleman, St. Cloud Norsemen – Anthony Cafarelli, Oklahoma Warriors – Will Lawrence, Johnstown Tomahawks – Wyatt Stefan, Danbury Hat Tricks – Topi Puikkonen, Amarillo Wranglers – Kade Kohanski, Bismarck Bobcats – Nate Murray, Minnesota Wilderness – Leonid Bulgakov, Aberdeen Wings – Brady Engelkes, Kenai River Brown Bears – Jeremi Tremblay, Maryland Black Bears – Reece Cordray, Fairbanks Ice Dogs – Aidan Dyer, Springfield Jr. Blues – Jack Seaverson, North Iowa Bulls 

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Watertown Shamrocks
Central Division GP W L OTL SOL PTS
X Minot Minotauros 52 39 12 1 0 79
X Bismarck Bobcats 52 34 14 1 3 72
Austin Bruins 52 27 22 2 1 57
Aberdeen Wings 52 26 21 2 3 57
St. Cloud Norsemen 52 22 18 5 7 56
North Iowa Bulls 52 11 39 0 2 24
East Division GP W L OTL SOL PTS
X Maryland Black Bears 53 37 11 2 3 79
X Maine Nordiques 53 34 13 1 5 74
X Rochester Jr Americans 54 32 16 0 6 70
X Johnstown Tomahawks 53 31 19 1 2 65
X New Jersey Titans 54 30 21 3 0 63
Northeast Generals 54 24 28 1 1 50
Philadelphia Rebels 51 22 26 0 3 47
New Hampshire Mountain Kings 55 18 32 5 0 41
Danbury Hat Tricks 53 14 31 6 2 36
Midwest Division GP W L OTL SOL PTS
X Wisconsin Windigo 55 35 14 3 3 76
X Anchorage Wolverines 52 34 13 2 3 73
Janesville Jets 52 31 17 3 1 66
Minnesota Wilderness 52 27 21 2 2 58
Chippewa Steel 54 26 23 3 2 57
Fairbanks Ice Dogs 52 18 27 1 6 43
Springfield Jr. Blues 52 18 27 6 1 43
Kenai River Brown Bears 53 15 32 4 2 36
South Division GP W L OTL SOL PTS
X Lone Star Brahmas 58 42 10 3 3 90
X Shreveport Mudbugs 54 38 14 0 2 78
X El Paso Rhinos 52 32 14 4 2 70
X Amarillo Wranglers 55 29 18 6 2 66
X New Mexico Ice Wolves 53 28 17 6 2 64
Oklahoma Warriors 54 26 22 4 2 58
Odessa Jackalopes 54 21 26 5 2 49
Corpus Christi IceRays 54 18 31 2 3 41
Colorado Grit 52 11 36 3 2 27

x = Clinched Playoff Position
y = Clinched Division
z = Regular Season Champion