The West Chester Wolves’ NCDC team continues to shine, with Emil Szepesi and Brayden Sprickman earning NCDC Players of the Month accolades for December. Both players have played pivotal roles in the Wolves’ success and showcased their talents in the Atlantic Division.
Emil Szepesi - Forward of the Month
Szepesi (’06/Timrå, Sweden) led the way for the Wolves in December with an impressive 2.0 points per game average, tying for the division lead in that category. Over five games, the Swedish forward tallied four goals and six assists for 10 points, demonstrating his offensive prowess and consistency.
Szepesi’s standout month is part of a larger scoring streak that dates back to November 29. Over his current seven-game streak, Szepesi has registered six goals and eight assists for 14 points, further cementing his place as a key contributor for the Wolves. With 22 points in 27 games this season, Szepesi continues to develop into a dynamic offensive force.
Congratulations to Emil Szepesi & Brayden Sprickman of the West Chester Wolves NCDC team! 🐺Szepesi led with 2.0 PPG in December, while Sprickman shined as a Top 5 NCDC defenseman. Both were named December Players of the Month! 🔥
— West Chester Wolves Hockey (@WC_Wolves) January 4, 2025
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Brayden Sprickman - Defenseman of the Month
Brayden Sprickman (’05/Erie, Pa.) has made an immediate impact in his rookie junior season. The Twin City Ice Mavericks AAA product led all NCDC defensemen in December with a 1.20 points per game average, accumulating one goal and five assists for six points over five contests.
Sprickman’s strong performance has placed him among the top five scoring defensemen in the league, with 21 points to his name. His ability to generate offense from the blue line has been instrumental in the Wolves’ success and highlights his exceptional vision and skillset.
Wolves Continue to Make Their Mark
The recognition of Szepesi and Sprickman underscores the depth of talent on the Wolves’ roster and the team’s ability to compete in one of the strongest divisions in the NCDC. As the Wolves head into the new year, they will look to build on the momentum generated by these standout performances.
Congratulations to Emil Szepesi and Brayden Sprickman on their well-deserved honors!
