River Dragons Add CJ Stubbs to 20-21 Roster
November 10, 2020 - Federal Prospects Hockey League (FPHL)
Columbus River Dragons News Release
Columbus, GA - The River Dragons are pleased to announce the signing of forward CJ Stubbs for the 2020-21 season.
Stubbs, a native of Pleasant Grove, Utah, is going into his second year as a professional after a highly decorated year one. He debuted in the SPHL with the Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs where he was a strong option in the Roanoke offense putting up 29 points (10G-19A) in 39 games.
His stellar play earned him a call-up that season as he played in four games (and scored two goals) with the Norfolk Admirals of the ECHL before the 19-20 season was ultimately shut down early.
"I'm excited to be continuing my career with the River Dragons" Stubbs said. "I have heard nothing but great things from the organization and I look forward to having a great opportunity to win a championship with them."
Stubbs is an alum of Morrisville State College in the NCAA D-III ranks where he was a point per game player in his college career, appearing in 98 games and totalling 103 points (43G-60A). He also wore an "A" for Morrisville his junior and senior seasons.
Make sure you don't miss out on seeing CJ Stubbs, Josh Pietrantonio, Shane Bennett or any of the other big name signings the River Dragons have made this offseason by getting single game tickets early through the Inside Edge Club pre-sale. Details on how to join the club are available by calling 706-507-4625.
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