West Chester, PA – On January 11, 2025, Andrew Farley, captain of the West Chester Wolves Premier team, skated in his 100th United States Premier Hockey League (USPHL) game, cementing his place as a consistent and dedicated presence in the league.
The 20-year-old centerman from the Wolves celebrated this career milestone during a standout performance against the Rockets Hockey Club, where he contributed an assist to help lead the Wolves to a decisive victory.
Farley’s journey to 100 games is a testament to his resilience and growth. Since debuting in the USPHL during the 2022-2023 season, he has played for three teams: the Richmond Generals, Atlanta Madhatters, and now the West Chester Wolves. Throughout his career, Farley has amassed 53 points, including 16 goals and 37 assists.
This season, Farley has been a pivotal leader for the Wolves, posting 17 points (4 goals, 13 assists) in 28 games. His exceptional vision and hockey IQ earned him a call-up to the Wolves' NCDC team for a game against the Boston Dogs on January 9th. A reliable playmaker, particularly on the power play, Farley has already netted three power-play goals this season.
“Andrew is the heart of this team,” said Wolves Premier Head Coach Brian Leonard. “He brings a level of professionalism and commitment that sets the standard for everyone in the locker room. Reaching 100 games is no small feat, and it speaks volumes about his character and work ethic.”
Farley’s impact extends beyond the scoresheet. As captain, he exemplifies leadership on and off the ice, mentoring younger players and fostering a culture of accountability within the Wolves organization.
As the Wolves chase a playoff berth in their inaugural season, Farley is poised to remain a key factor in their success.
Congratulations to Andrew Farley on reaching this incredible milestone in the USPHL!
