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Galloway Next To Come To Brahmaland
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TX – The Texas Brahmas have announced that forward Kyle Galloway ('97) has signed a contract to play in Brahmaland for the 2015-16 Season. Galloway, from Sugar Hill, GA was drafted by the Brahmas in the NA3HL Draft
Hay Joins Brahmas Up Front
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TX – The Texas Brahmas have announced that import forward Oliver Hay ('97) has signed a contract to join an already loaded Brahmas forward unit for the 2015-16 season. Hay, who hails from Auckland, New Zealand was first noticed at the Brahmas Pre-Draft camp in Chicago.
Royal Flush for Brahmas
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TX – The Texas Brahmas have added two more players with the signing of Brahmas draft picks Matt Araujo ('97) and Bryan Whelan ('97), both of whom will be attending Lone Star Brahmas NAHL Main Camp later this month.
Perrone is Sizable Addition in Net for Brahmas
The Texas Brahmas have signed ‘Tendered’ goaltender Brandon Perrone (98) to an NA3HL contract for the coming 2015-16 season.
Andersen signs with Brahmas
The Texas Brahmas have signed ‘Tendered’ forward Zack Andersen (97) to an NA3HL contract for the coming 2015-16 season.
Trio of Texans Sign With The Brahmas
The Texas Brahmas are excited to announce the signing of three players that all call Texas home and played their Midget hockey in the Dallas Metroplex last season.
Myers Signed To Be Between The Pipes
The Texas Brahmas have announced the signing of Goaltender Tyler Myers (98), from Thornton, Colorado. Myers participated in the Brahmas Open Camp tryout last weekend and showed he was more than capable of making the jump to the NA3HL at his age.
Klinsky Finally Arrives in Brahmaland
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TX – The Texas Brahmas have announced the signing of forward Noah Klinsky (96), from Brentwood, Tennessee. Klinsky had tendered with the Brahmas prior to last season, but due to a medical issue, he decided to put off playing junior hockey for the season to remain closer to home and finish his high school career.