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Registration will begin at 9:30 AM, July 23rd , 2026, in the Holiday Inn Embassy A & B room.
Mandatory Players & Parents Meeting: Directly following registration in Embassy A & B room.
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THE NAMES BEHIND THE TEAMS
These players all left the jersey in a better place. They sacrificed everything they had to make
the Wings a success.
Team Pokorny
Stepan Pokorny (2018-2019) was a huge asset during the Wings Championship winning season. The Kolin, Czechia native tallied 54 points in his 59 games in Aberdeen. He earned numerous accolades including All-Central Division Rookie Team, All-NAHL Rookie Second Team, and Aberdeen Wings Rookie of the Year. His solid play gained him a chance to play in the USHL for the Madison Capitols (2019-2020). In the USHL he recorded 27 points in 44 games and was fourth in team point-scoring. Stepan went on to play four seasons (2020-2024) with the Ferris State Bulldogs where he totaled 62 points (19 G, 43 A) in 126 games. Following college, he signed a professional contract in Czechia where he has earned 26 points in 85 games since 2025.
Team Vertes
Nátán Vertes (2019-2021) played in 44 games during the 2019-20 season, his first season with the Wings, tallying 18 goals and 12 assists. Hailing from Budapest, Hungary, he was also the leading scorer for Team Hungary at the Junior World Championships, winning the gold medal. Nátán would go on to score 46 goals and racked up 31 assists in his 100 games for the Wing and helped lead the Wings back to the Robertson Cup finals. He holds the 5th place spot in Franchise All Time Goals in a Season for the Wings with 28. Nátán earned a commitment to continue his hockey career at NCAA Division I Alaska Fairbanks. Since 2022 he has found success internationally playing overseas in Hungary, Australia, and the Netherlands. Nátán has received many accolades including being named Hungarian Rookie of the Year and winning the Hungarian Championship in 2022.
Team DeVita
Nico Devita (2019-2021) was a strong leader and defensive force for the Wings. During his time in Aberdeen, he notched 39 points in 54 games, was a league record + 49 and was named alternate captain in 2020-2021. Nico’s offense and defensive skill helped the Wings to 11 Robertson Cup Playoff games. His defensive prowess led the Wings to be the best team defense in the NAHL, allowing just 75 goals in 56 regular season games, no other team allowed less than 132. In 2019-2020 Nico earned the NAHL’s Central Division All-Rookie Team and was named to the Central division and NAHL All-Star team in 2020-2021. After his time with the Wings, he went on to play for NCAA Division 1 Ferris State University.
Team Gaffney
Kyle Gaffney (2020-2022) skated two seasons for the Wings making a big impact. In 2020-2021 he played 45 games, tallying 21 points and a phenomenal +23 on the ice. He wrapped up the season being named to the NAHL All-Central Division Rookie Team. He had character and a willingness to take on the leadership role and was named Captain of the Wings in 2021 playing 60 games, netting 14 goals and 32 assists that season. In seven postseason games he scored one goal and five assists. Following Kyles’ second season with the Wings he committed to NCAA Division 1 Alaska Fairbanks. He played for 3 seasons with the Nanooks racking up 43 points in 99 games. In 2025-2026 he transferred to Minnesota Duluth where he played in 40 games, earning 4 goals and 13 assists. In April 2026 Kyle signed professionally with the Toledo Walleye in the ECHL.
Team Manty
Thomas Manty (2020-2021), an Andover, MA native, played 55 games for the Wings and was a high
offense player who could score big goals. He was among the team’s Top 3 scorers in 2020-2021 with 53 points and was Top 10 in NAHL scoring. On the ice for the Wings, Thomas helped lead the team back to the Robertson Cup Championship final. Following his season with the Wings, he went on to commit to the prestigious Ivy League Brown University where he played for four years. For the Bears he played in 60 Division 1 games, netting 7 goals and 6 assists. Off the ice, Thomas went on to earn an Economic Degree from Brown University in 2025.
Team Horton
Jake Horton’s (2012-2014) presence was felt every time he was on the ice, where he contributed to the offense in big numbers, scoring 32 goals and 44 assists in 117 games played. Hortons’ outstanding play on the ice earned him honors including the NAHL All-Rookie Second Team (2012-13), NAHL First All-Star Team (2013-2014), and NAHL Most Goals by Defenseman (21) (2013-2014). Jake was rewarded for his success on the ice with an offer from the University of Massachusetts where he would play for 4 seasons. With the Minutemen he played in 117 games, earning 8 goals and 13 assists. Jake earned his degree in Business and continued to stay connected to the ice teaching skating and skills to up and coming players.
Team Carter Roo
Carter Roo (2015-2017), a Champlin, MN native, was a substantial offensive force for the Wings. He 
tallied 27 goals and 59 assists in 119 games with Aberdeen. In 2017-2018 Carter was 2nd on the team in scoring and had 9 points in 12 playoff games. He committed to the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point where he played 5 seasons, collecting 95 points in 124 games. In 2018-2019 he was named an All-WIAC honorable mention selection and won the NCAA Division III WIAC Championship and Overall Championship. His leadership on and off the ice earned him the Alternate Captain role in 2021-2022. After five seasons with the Pointers, Carter signed to play professionally with the Huntsville Havoc in the SPHL. He played for several years in the SPHL with the Havoc, Peoria Rivermen and Macon Mayhem.
Team Bulgakov
Leonid Bulgakov (2023-2025), a standout forward, was one of the Wings franchises all-time top 5 scorers. The Belarus native tallied 104 points in his 123 games in Aberdeen. During the 2021-22 season Leo played for Dinamo-Shinnik Bobruysk in the MHL and also represented his country at the 18 and under level. He was a relentless worker that played the game the right way every day he hit the ice. Leos’ work ethic along with his skill earned him a commitment to Augustana where he played in 2025-26. In his freshman season with Augustana he led the team with 15 goals, finished top in scoring for freshman with 23 points, had five multi-point games and scored three game-winning goals. Leo finished the year with 73 shots on goal, eight blocks, and a +2. His play earned him numerous awards including CCHA Rookie of the Week twice (Oct. 20, 2025 & Dec. 30, 2025), CCHA All-Rookie Team, and Augustana Rookie of the Year.
SCORES
DAY 1
| Bulgakov (BLACK) | 1 |
| Vertes (WHITE) |
3 |
| FINAL |
SCORING: White 11 from 2, White 20 from 18, White 15(PS), Black 15
| DiVita | 3 |
| Gaffney |
2 FINAL SO |
SCORING: Orange 17 from 15, Green 5 from 16, Orange 19 from 3, Green 15 from 10 & 8, Orange 13 (SO)
| Manty | 5 |
| Horton |
3
|
SCORING: Red 18, Blue 4, Red 10 (PS), Blue 14, Red 11, Blue 3 from 17, Red 19 (SO), Red 11 (SO)
| C. Roo | 5 |
| Pokorny | 3 |
SCORING: Gray 10, GOld 13 from 11, Gray 9, Gold 19, Gold 15, Gray 13 from 4 & 5, Gold 11 from 10, Gold 10.
DAY 2
| Manty | 5 |
|
Vertes (WHITE) |
1 FINAL |
SCORING: Red 10 from 21, White 11, Red 19, Red 9 from 12, Red 8 from 14, Red 20
| Gaffney | 2 |
| C. Roo |
3 |
FINAL
SCORING: Gold 9 from 2 & 4, Green 11 from 2 & 8, Gold 12 from 5, Green 15 from 9 & 20, Gold 9 from 10
| Horton | 1 |
| Pokorny |
6 Final |
SCORING: Gray 5 from 4, Gray 9 from 5, Gray 14 from 11, Blue 12 from 9 & 15, Gray 17 from 13, Gray 18 from 16, Gray 20 from 18
| DiVita | 1 |
| Bulgakov |
4 Final |
SCORING: Orange 20 (PS), Black 6 (PS), Black 18 from 20, Black 13 from 9 & 6, Black 19
AFTERNOON SESSION
| Manty | 3 |
|
C. Roo |
1 |
SCORING: Red 20 from 21, Red 19 (PS), Gold 12 from 2, Red 12 (EN)
|
Vertes (White) |
3 |
| Pokorny |
1 |
SCORING: White 9 from 14, White 18 (PS). Gray 9 from 10 & 18, White 15 (EN)
| Horton | 0 |
| Gaffney | 0 |
SCORING:
| DiVita | 0 |
| Bulgakov | 0 |
SCORING:
DAY 3
| Futures Red | 1 |
| Futures White | 4 |
SCORING: White 12 from 14, White 4 from 10, White 14 from 13, Red 15.
| All Star Red 1 | 1 |
| All Star Black 1 |
2 FINAL |
SCORING: Black 9 from 11, Red 12 from 15 & 7, Black 13 from 14
| All Star Red 2 | 0 |
| All Star Black 2 |
2 FINAL |
SCORING: Black 10, Black 13 from 14
ALL STAR SUNDAY
| All Star Red | 5 |
| All Star Black | 3 |
SCORING: Red 7 from 18, Red 2 from 10, Red 12 from 13, Red 9 from 2 & 10, Black 9 (PP) from 2, Black 20, Black 16 from 2, Red 15.
SCHEDULE
Games Thursday July 23rd and Friday July 24th will be two 25 minute runtime periods. Ice resurfacing will be done between games
The Saturday Futures Game & All Star Games will be two 25 minute runtime periods.
The Final All Star Game Sunday will be three 20 minute stoppage period.
STAFF
| OWNER: Greg Odde | Head Coach & GM: Scott Langer | Assistant Coach: David Mitchell & Alex Gilbert |
| President: Aaron Smith | Dir. of Player Personnel: Al Dorich | Goalie Coach: John Sellie-Hanson |
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Scouts: Kyle Zagata, Lou Gravel, Colin Smith, Sam Liebkind, Jeff Lobman, Tomas Kapusta, Ron Bonneau, Dale Sumner, Curtis Clairmont & Shawn Bodie |
Athletic Trainer: Bailey Schahn |
Equipment Manager: Alex Lavin & Dylan Aumell |
ALL STAR SELECTIONS
Pre-All Star & All Star rosters will be announced when available based on the schedule
Rosters will be posted at the West Fargo Sports Arena and sent via email to the athletes email.
ARENA LOCATION
West Fargo Sports Arena
520 32nd Ave W
West Fargo, ND
HOTEL
3803 13th Ave S.
Fargo, ND 58103
EQUIPMENT
Pure Hockey
360 32nd Ave. W
West Fargo, ND 58078
Play it Again Sports
2501 45th St S
Fargo, ND 58104
CONTACT
For questions and concerns please email
Camps@aberdeenwings.com