The Norfolk Admirals [https://thehockeynews.com/echl/community/latest-news/admirals-add-isley-to-2025-26-roster]announced they have signed forward Tanner Andrew to an ECHL [https://thehockeynews.com/echl/]contract for the 2025-26 season. The 25-year-old Andrew joins the Admirals for his first full season as a professional. He played the previous four seasons at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). Last year, Andrew was the team captain and finished with 16 points (7-9-16). In his Tigers career, he played in 139 games with 59 points (24-35-59. Andrew should offer some versatility up front for the Admirals. “Tanner Andrew is an interesting young player with good skating ability,” head coach and general manager Jeff Carr stated. “He has quiet leadership abilities, but is looking to break out at center or right wing for us with scoring more goals this year, without sacrificing his overall game and usage on the penalty kill.” The Manitoba native signed a standard player contract with the Admirals on March 7 and played in four games with Norfolk, tallying four assists. It didn’t take long for Andrew to see action. He played in his first professional game just hours after he signed his contract against the Florida Everblades [https://thehockeynews.com/echl/latest-news/everblades-celebrate-partnership-with-sports-memorabilia-platform]. He picked up his first pro point (assist) on March 11 against the Maine Mariners [https://thehockeynews.com/echl/latest-news/mariners-director-of-hockey-operations-hired-by-columbus-blue-jackets]. As of Friday, the 2025-26 Admirals roster currently consists of 13 players (nine forwards, four defensemen).
