Fryfogle Brothers Sign With Northern Colorado Of The USPHL

Bayly Fryfogle and Brayden Fryfogle have signed to play hockey next season with the USPHL Premier’s Northern Colorado Eagles.

The older Fryfogle, Bayly spent last season with the GOJHL’s Strathroy Rockets, scoring 17 points in 46 games from their blueline.

The season prior, Bayly Fryfogle was a member of the Dresden Kings, recording 16 points in 35 games.

“I am extremely excited to join a great organization like the Eagles. I can’t wait to get down there and meet everyone involved. I plan to give everything I have to the team and this will be a great year. ” Bayly Fryfogle said in an Eagles news release. 

“Bayly is a smart, puck moving defenseman, who will fit in great with our back-end. I was able to watch some videos; Bayly interprets the game similarly to how we play our game and will fit in seamlessly to our hybrid system. I am hopeful that I can help him add more tools to his toolbox going into his third season of junior hockey.”  said Head Coach and GM, Steve Haddon, who originally hails from Sarnia.

The younger Fryfogle, Brayden, scored 15 points in 33 games this season as a member of the Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs major midget ‘AAA’ team. Brayden Fryfogle, a forward, was a member of the Chatham-Kent Cyclones in his minor midget campaign.

“The mix of grit and skill, along with his deadly shot and quick release, will make his transition easier at the junior hockey level.” said Haddon.

“I am very excited to work with Brayden and Bayly for the upcoming season. It’s not every day you get an opportunity to play at a high level of hockey with your brother, and I know that is something special both players will cherish,” Haddon added.

Northern Colorado is joining the USPHL after spending their entire existence as members of the Western States Hockey League (WSHL).

The Eagles have a history of plucking talent from the region with many past roster additions from Southwestern Ontario.