SPACEMEN ALUMNI

The Fort Wayne Spacemen focus on player development, both on and off the ice, aims to prepare our players to achieve their goals of playing at the next level of Juniors and Collegiate hockey.  

Season: 2019-2020

Position:  Goalie

Lance was accepted into the University of Kentucky Gatton College of Business and Economics and will play for the ACHA D2 University of Kentucky Hockey Team for the 2020-2021 season.

"We are thrilled for Lance and know how much value he will bring to Kentucky's program. He's an asset on any team by the way he treats his teammates and how hard he works every day. Lance still has a high ceiling on the development side as well. We were impressed with his growth and know he still has upside." – Coach Schrock

Season: 2019-2020

Position: Right Wing

Trey will attend Purdue University Northwest and play for the ACHA D2 PNW Hockey Team for the 2020-2021 season.

"Trey's will to win is second to none. He's an energizer bunny on the ice and never stops moving. His endurance and speed impact both ends of the ice and he’ll be an impact player right away for Coach Kevin Cole. I'm proud of how Trey has matured off the ice and excited that he's earned this opportunity." – Coach Schrock

Season: 2019-2020

Position: Forward

"Kevin was a guy who came in last year and really had an impact on our program from the day he walked through the door. Not only was Kevin a leader on and off the ice, but he was a player we could rely on in any situation. Kevin was respected by his teammates and coaches and we will truly miss him next year. However, we wish him the best of luck at Lindenwood University. Lindenwood is not only getting a great hockey player, but they're getting an even better person. Congrats Kevin." - Coach Moles

Season: 2019-2020

Position: Left Wing

Brandon will attend Purdue University Northwest and play for the ACHA D2 PNW Hockey Team for the 2020-2021 season.

"Brandon's a player that has all the tools to play the game at a high level. He can skate, shoot, and has a body frame for college hockey. I'm proud of Brandon as I've seen him grow as a high school player and looking forward to seeing him progress at the college level." – Coach Schrock