The QMJHL returns to Newfoundland The Victoriaville Tigres have announced that they have come to terms with US-born defenseman Brady Flynn. Flynn, 18, had two points (0+2) across 25 games with the BCHL's West Kelowna Warriors so far this season according to EliteProspects [https://www.eliteprospects.com/player/852804/brady-flynn]. The Columbus, Ohio native joined the Warriors after playing for the prestigious prep school Shattuck St. Mary's the year prior. Flynn was a second round pick in the 2022 QMJHL American Draft, taken 22nd by the Tigres. He is the third player to sign in the QMJHL from the now-defunct draft, following Patrick Murphy [https://thehockeynews.com/qmjhl/latest-news/chicoutimi-signs-bchl-forward-murphy] (Chicoutimi, signed in 2024) and Joe Fleming (Sherbrooke, signed in 2022) The 6-foot-1 blueliner will join the team when QMJHL hockey returns from the Christmas break. He is currently uncommitted to an NCAA program. FEATURED MORE NEWS
