Kalamazoo, MI- The
Kalamazoo Jr. K-Wings, proud members of the North American Hockey
League’s North division, announce a number of roster transactions that
have been completed in the last 24 hours.
First, defenseman Sean Campbell has
been traded to the Michigan Warriors for future considerations.
Campbell, who has been in the NAHL the past two seasons, played in
fifteen games this season with Kalamazoo, but wasn’t able to register a
point. He logged two penalty minutes, and was a minus-1. The season
before, the East Lansing native skated in 36 contests, and posted seven
points on one goal and six assists. He was also plus-4 with 49 penalty
minutes.
In a separate transaction, Kalamazoo has traded future considerations to the Port Huron Fighting Falcons to acquire defenseman Cole Pierce. The
nineteen-year-old rookie defenseman from Grand Lodge, Michigan dressed
in fourteen games for the Fighting Falcons, and he was able to tally one
assist, was +2, and picked up two penalty minutes. The 5-9, 170 pound
defenseman adds to a blue-line core that looks almost brand new compared
to how the season started, after getting Mark Esshaki back from injury, and acquiring Sam Johnson and Brendan Vetter through trades earlier in the season.
Lastly, in a yet another move, Kalamazoo has released defenseman Kyle Ware.
(Nathan can be reached at nathanfournier@mainehockeyjournal.com)
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