Teleguine commits to University of Connecticut
Proud and honored to announce my commitment to play college hockey at the University of Connecticut. Thanks to everyone who has helped along the way! #icebus pic.twitter.com/fTe7DuOrXY
— Sasha Teleguine (@SashaTeleguine) June 5, 2021
Chilliwack Chiefs forward Sasha Teleguine announced on Twitter on Saturday that he has committed to the University of Connecticut.
The 2002-born North Attleborough, MA product had four goals and 18 points in 20 games with the Chiefs during the 2020-21 pod season.
Teleguine, who was previously committed to Northeastern University, is ranked 134th among North American skaters by NHL Central Scouting for next month’s NHL Draft.
BCHL alumni join Creston coaching staff
BIG additions to the #TCats this summer! Check it out! pic.twitter.com/s0fy7e7ziB
— Creston Thunder Cats (@CV_Thundercats) June 5, 2021
Kyle Bergh (no points in two games with Chilliwack in 2014-15), Matthew Armitage (7-12-0, 3.30 goals-against-average, .902 save percentage, and two shutouts in 20 games with Salmon Arm in 2018-19), and Jagger Dirk (four goals, 13 assists in 29 games with Salmon Arm in 2009-10) were named as coaches for the Creston Valley Thunder Cats of the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League on Saturday.
Bergh is the Thundercats’ mental fitness coach, Armitage will serve as the team’s goaltending coach, and Dirk is their defensive skills and positioning coach.
Moffatt heads to NAHL’s Alaska franchise
Portage la Prairie Product Joey Moffatt Ready for a New Experience in Anchoragehttps://t.co/wbtRzC3nRc@jomoff_7 @NAHLHockey @anchoragewolve1 @ChfaHockey @2112hockey @PortageTerriers @mjhlhockey @MBAAAU18 @BCHockeyLeague @cowichancaps @MinotauroHockey @midgetcaps
— Carter Brooks (@CBrooksie84) June 5, 2021
Cowichan Valley Capitals forward Joey Moffatt is slated to join the Anchorage Wolverines of the North American Hockey League for 2021-22.
The 2001-born forward, who was acquired by the Capitals from the Portage Terriers of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League for future considerations on Feb. 24, posted five goals and nine points in 20 games for Cowichan Valley during the pod season.
Moffatt was selected second overall by the Wolverines in Wednesday’s NAHL Supplemental Draft.
