Kassel Huskies secure Mitchell Hoelscher: A new star in the team!

Kassel Huskies secure Mitchell Hoelscher: A new star in the team!

The Kassel Huskies have completed their team for the coming season. With Mitchell "Mitch" Hoelscher, the Huskies have now signed their fourth import player. The 25-year-old moves from Slovan Bratislava to the North Hessian city and brings impressive statistics: last season he played 58 games, scored 20 goals and contributed 26 assists. This became clear in a report by HNA that explains the details of Hoelscher's change.

With his number 44, Hoelscher will now support the Huskies and already has a personal connection to Captain Jake Weidner, as they both come from near Toronto. Sports director Daniel Kreutzer, who trained Hoelscher in the Ontario Hockey League, was also interested in Hoelscher. Hoelscher describes himself as the best center that can read the game well and score goals. The expectations of him are high: coach Todd Woodcroft sees him a key player for the team.

squad analysis and other obligations

With Hoelscher, the team now counts 15 attackers, which speaks for the strategic depth of the huskies. Tyler Benson, Dominic Turgeon and Hunter Garlent are already in the squad next to him. This confirms ice hockey news that also emphasizes that Hoelscher does not have a German passport, which makes the transfer process a little more complicated.

In addition, the Huskies Kristian Hufsky have signed the third goalkeeper, who is supposed to be an important protection in the goal. The squad now consists of 3 goalkeepers, 7 defenders and 13 strikers. All in all, this means that the team is in a solid position for the upcoming season. Top goalie Maxwell is number one, while the talented bricklayer is needed after an injury to get more ice age.

outlook for the season

fan and media reports indicate that the huskies rely on sporting success and want to practice power ice hockey in order to put their opponents under pressure. The audience desires the classic scorer, as you recently experienced in the 2016 master season. The anticipation for the first test game, which will take place on August 29 against the Hanover Scorpions, grows every day, and all eyes will be aimed at the development of the team.

This remains to be seen whether the huskies have the necessary depth and strength with their reinforcements and the strategic squad of the new season to strive the promotion to the next division. In this sense, the situation remains exciting, not only for the players, but also for the loyal fans who will actively support the team.

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