Havoc Add Williams, McNeil And Kaiser
July 28, 2015 - SPHL (SPHL)
Huntsville Havoc News Release
HUNTSVILLE, AL - Huntsville Havoc head coach Glenn Detulleo announced today that forwards Dave Williams and Kyle McNeil along with defenseman Nolan Kaiser have all signed tryout agreements.
Williams (6-1, 195) joined the team late last season and scored four goals and recorded four assists in 10 games. Before joining the Havoc, he played in 101 games at the College of Scholastica where he scored 29 goals and recorded 38 assists.
"I'm really looking forward to bringing Dave back this season," Detulleo said. "I was impressed with his work ethic and compete level late last year while blocking shots, killing penalties and chipping in offensively."
McNeil (6-2, 225) has spent the past four seasons in Fayetteville. The Cambridge, Ontario native played in 219 games for the FireAntz and scored 38 goals, recorded 39 assists and had 444 penalty minutes.
"I'm excited to add Kyle to our roster for the upcoming season," Detulleo said. "He plays with grit and toughness and can get under the other teams skin. When he's at his best, he's dangerous on the forecheck and being a net front presence. With his experience I expect him to be a leader for our group."
Kaiser (6-0, 195) spent the past four seasons at the University of Alaska-Fairbanks where he was a teammate of Justin Tateson. The Calgary, Alberta native played in 76 games and scored five goals and recorded 10 assists. In 146 career junior games, he scored 18 goals and recorded 51 assists.
"I'm looking forward to bringing Nolan to camp," Detulleo said. "He came highly recommended from his college teammate Justin. He's a smart puck moving defenseman that can also defend very well."
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