With the 2025–26 season having finished in the Northern Hemisphere we thought we would take a brief look at the Australian players who were competing overseas. Today features part 3 of 9 Australians in the United States. The information is collected from Elite Prospects and so might not be fully comprehensive.
Thomas Harrow (USPHL profile): Second season in the United States and first since 2023–24 after spending last season in Canada. Playing for the Florida Eels in the United States Premier Hockey League’s (USPHL) Premier Division, Harrow recorded two goals and nine assists from 25 games. He also made two appearances for the Florida Eels in the USPHL’s Elite Division.
Noah Harvey (USPHL profile): First season in the United States. Playing for the Florida Eels in the United States Premier Hockey League’s Elite Division, Harvey recorded one goal and three assists from 33 games.
Ethan Hawes (SPHL profile): Sixth season in the United States and first since 2021–22 after spending time in Canada and the Netherlands. Playing in the SPHL, Hawes competed in four games for the Evansville Thunderbolts and in seven games for the Fayetteville Marksmen, recording one assist.
Bryce Hodges (NA3HL profile): First season in the United States. Playing for Butte Irish in the North American 3 Hockey League, Hodges recorded three goals and six assists from 27 games.
Louden Hogg (Holy Cross profile): Fourth season with the College of the Holy Cross. Playing in the NCAA’s Division I, Hogg competed in ten games, recording a save percentage of 0.886 and a goals against average of 3.19.
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