Sprickman Named NCDC Atlantic Division Player of the Month
- James Karr
- Mar 7
- 1 min read
The West Chester Wolves continue to make waves in their inaugural NCDC season, and defenseman Brayden Sprickman is leading the charge. The league has named Sprickman the NCDC Atlantic Division Player of the Month for February after a standout performance that showcased his playmaking ability.
Shouts out to our #NCDC#PlayersOfTheMonth from the Atlantic Division for February 2025! Great job by every player here from @mercer_chiefs, @RocketsHC , the @cjrjuniors and @WC_Wolves! Full Story:https://t.co/LD1Bw3H4oapic.twitter.com/cYd80fqO5A
— NCDC Hockey (@NCDCJrHockey)
Sprickman (‘05/Erie, Pa.) recorded one goal and eight assists for nine points in nine February games, helping the Wolves stay competitive in a tightly contested division. His consistent offensive production has placed him among the top players in the league, as he now sits tied for sixth overall with 36 points in 46 games.
A recent NCDC All-Star selection, Sprickman has been a key piece of West Chester’s attack, proving to be a reliable contributor at both ends of the ice. His ability to set up teammates while also finding scoring opportunities himself has been instrumental in the Wolves’ success.
With the final stretch of the season approaching, Sprickman and the Wolves will look to build on this momentum as they push toward the playoffs in their first year in the NCDC.
