The Soo Eagles of the North American Hockey League (NAHL)
have announced the signing of two players from the North American
Prospects Hockey League (NAPHL) to tenders for the 2013-14 season.
The first signing is Jackson Barliant, a 18-year-old forward from the Pikes Peak Miners 18U team. The second signing is Quinton Wunder, a 17-year-old defenseman from the California Titans 18U team.
Barliant, a high energy fast paced forward, impressed the
Eagles scouting staff, particularly later in the season when we played
at both the Troy I event in January and the NAPHL Championship Series in
February.
He finished the regular season with 10 points in 22 NAPHL
games, but four of those points came in his final three regular season
games in Troy in January. During the NAPHL Championship series, he had
three points in four games, which included a game-winning goal.
Barliant who is from Santa Fe, New Mexico, will be attending the Soo Eagles camp this summer in hopes of becoming a final name on the Soo Eagle roster. Head Coach of the Miners, Greg Vanover, stated, "Jackson is a great kid overall, a determined forward giving 100% out on the ice, and off ice an upstanding young man."
Barliant who is from Santa Fe, New Mexico, will be attending the Soo Eagles camp this summer in hopes of becoming a final name on the Soo Eagle roster. Head Coach of the Miners, Greg Vanover, stated, "Jackson is a great kid overall, a determined forward giving 100% out on the ice, and off ice an upstanding young man."
Wunder, who is from Simi Valley, California, is a big,
solid defenseman at 6’2/175lbs. He appeared in 14 NAPHL games this
season with the Titans. He recorded a goal and three assists along with
66 penalty minutes. He helped California to the Consolation
Championship game in the Silver Division at the NAPHL Championship
Series and had an assist in five playoff games.
Last season, Wunder split time between the California
Titans 18U and 16U team. He played in all five games during the team’s
playoff run to the 2012 NAPHL Championship, recording two points.
(Nathan can be reached at nathanfournier@mainehockeyjournal.com)
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