East Lansing, MI – An incoming freshman for the Michigan State hockey team has signed an entry-level contract with the Anaheim Ducks, foregoing his collegiate eligibility. The move impacts the Spartans’ roster ahead of the upcoming season.
The news was released by Yahoo Sports on Thursday. While the name of the player was not specified in the source material, it was reported that he has agreed to terms on an entry level contract (ELC) with the Ducks. This means he will immediately begin his professional hockey career instead of attending Michigan State.
The report states simply that “Michigan State hockey is losing an incoming freshman to an entry level contract.” No further details regarding the player’s position, nationality, or specific terms of the contract were provided. The reason for the player choosing a professional path directly out of high school/junior leagues was not stated in the source.
The loss of an incoming freshman impacts Michigan State's recruiting class and potentially alters their plans for the upcoming hockey season.
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