The Miami RedHawks have added Caleb Rule, a transfer from Providence College. Rule appeared in nine games this season for the Friars and didn’t register any points. The ’99-born forward previously skated with the Lincoln Stars, where in 2018-19 he scored 13 goals and added 9 assists in 55 games.
Prior to joining the Friars, Rule, a Michigan native, was committed to Ohio State. He will have to sit out a transfer year next season and will be eligible as a sophomore in 2021-22.
NZ Scouts on Rule: “The speedy forward is all over the ice. He plays fast and skilled. He hounded pucks and put pressure on the opposing players consistently. Showed good skill and hockey sense throughout the weekend.”
’00 F Jimmy Glynn to Nebraska-Omaha for 2020 or 2021
Glynn was a rookie in the USHL this season with Dubuque, where he scored 7 goals and added 11 assist in 44 games. Prior to the USHL he played for Jamestown in the NAHL, where he scored 15 goals and added 33 assists in 106 games over the last two seasons.
Glynn also played for the Chicago Mission prior to making the jump to the NAHL in 2017. Glynn is a native of Lemont, Illinois.
’99 F Jordan Bish to St. Norbert’s for 2020
Bish is a Saskatchewan native who has spent his entire junior hockey career in the SJHL. This season, with the La Ronge Ice Wolves, Bish has 12 goals and 29 assists in 57 games.
Prior to joining the Ice Wolves in 2017, Bish started his SJHL career with the Melville Millionaires.
’99 F Bud Winter to Saint Mary’s for 2020
Winter is a Missouri native who has spent the last three seasons in the NAHL. This season with the St. Cloud Bizzard, Winter has 9 goals and 19 assists in 47 games. Prior to his junior career, Winter played for Christian Brothers High School and for the St. Louis AAA Blues.
NZ Scouts on Winter: “Big bodied winger, played hard and was great on the walls. Chipped pucks out when needed and made nice centering passes to get puck out of own zone. Moved feet and got in on forecheck hard with a good active stick. Was a force around the net. Didn’t allow defenders to move him from the top of the crease, did a good job taking the goalies eyes away and was quick on rebounds.”