SPHL Huntsville Havoc

Havoc Undergo Holiday Roster Changes

Published on January 2, 2019 under SPHL (SPHL)
Huntsville Havoc News Release


HUNTSVILLE - The Huntsville Havoc loaned a pair of players, Max Milosek and Connor Schmidt, to the ECHL, and signed a netminder in Cody Porter over the holiday period, the team announced Wednesday.

Schmidt earned the first call up, signing with the Toledo Walleye on Dec. 26. Schmidt has played in 16 games this season for the Havoc, tallying 13 points on 9 goals as a defenseman. He has also recorded 38 penalty minutes so far this season - most on the team.

Goalie Max Milosek is headed to Missouri after signing on for a loan with the Kansas City Mavericks. After playing backup for the early portion of the season, Milosek came on strong in the final games in November and continued his strong play through December. In 11 games, he recorded eight wins, all consecutive, and an overtime loss. His 2.14 Goals Against Average is good for third in the SPHL while his .925 Save Percentage ranks fifth in the league.

To replace Milosek, Huntsville loaned Cody Porter from the FHL's Watertown Wolves. Porter, a 21-year-old North Vancouver native also sports a solid .925 Save Percentage in and 7-4 record in 11 games for his former team.

Next Home Game

The Havoc are on the road to start the new year, but return home with a weekend series against the Pensacola Ice Flyers. On Friday, January 11, Huntsville hosts the Ice Flyers for Super Hero Night at the VBC. Fans can come dressed as their favorite super hero and compete in a costume contest for prizes from the Havoc and Best Buy. The next night is Youth Jersey Night with free replica jerseys for the first 1200 kids 12 and under through the doors. The puck drops both nights at 7 p.m.




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