CINCINNATI, OH – The Cincinnati Cyclones, proud affiliate of the New York Rangers, have signed three forwards this week. Cincinnati brings in Noah Kane, Remy Parker and Keanan Stewart all from Northeast schools.
Noah Kane is a left-shooting center who played most recently at Long Island University. The Buffalo, New York native spent two seasons with the Sharks and was a top-10 scorer on the squad for each of those years. Prior to heading out to Long Island, Kane skated two years with Mercyhurst University. In 112 total collegiate games, the 24-year-old scored 25 goals and collected 42 assists. Noah’s brother Cullen played collegiately at Lake Forest College and his cousin Patrick is a three-time Stanley Cup Champion and winger for the Detroit Red Wings.
Remy Parker also comes to the Cyclones via the program at Long Island University. The forward stands at 6’3 and has spent time with three different college teams. Parker began at the University of Maine for two years, Utica University for a pair of seasons and then finished at LIU for one campaign. From Montclair, New Jersey, he racked up 63 points through 85 college games. The 25-year-old spent the bulk of his junior career with the Jersey Hitmen.
Keanan Stewart joins Cincinnati after his fourth season at Mercyhurst University in Erie, PA. A teammate of Noah Kane with the Lakers, Stewart scored 29 points (18g, 11a) in his college career. The Guelph, Ontario native racked up over 100 points with the Burlington Cougars in the OJHL before heading to school. At 23-years-old, Keanan will be another lefty shooter slotted into the Cyclones forward group.
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