The 21-year-old German-Finnish will wear the Huskies jersey until at least 2024
ice Hockey Alec Ahlroth will stay with the Kassel Huskies. Ahlroth was born in Wilhelmshaven, but learned to play ice hockey in his native Finland. He was able to gain more experience in Canada, where he was successfully active in the U18 junior division of Rothesay Netherwood School for two years.
In 2020 he moved to Germany, where he played for ECDC Memmingen in the Oberliga Süd for two years. There he reached the final with the team last season and was named “Rookie of the Year”.
The 21-year-old easily ranked in Germany’s second-highest ice hockey league, having collected 27 points (11 goals) in 32 games this season.
Joe Gibbs, Huskies general manager“Alec has shown through his commitment, his speed and his technique this season how talented he is. He is a young player who will continue to develop. He comes from an ice hockey family and is an ambitious and ambitious player.
BAUHAUS Player Sponsor – Jens Spörhase“As Alec’s player sponsor, we’re delighted he’s staying with the pack for another season. He really thrived alongside Tristan Keck in his first season with the Huskies and we hope the two continue to get along well.
Alec Ahlroth“I can’t wait to play for the Huskies again next season. It’s been great fun so far and we’ll continue to do everything we can to achieve our ultimate goal at the end.”
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