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The New Jersey Titans inaugural season's roster consists of 25 players, including five players from the state of New Jersey. Skaters Brad Becker, Anthony Cusanelli, Mike Gelatt and Greg Malafronte as well as goaltender Joshua Creelman will suit up for the Titans this season.

The New Jersey Titans trimmed its North American Hockey League (NAHL) roster down to 25 players on Thursday, and kept a local flavor in the mix.

One of the key pieces behind the NAHL’s move to the East was the relocation of the Soo Eagles to Middletown, New Jersey where the New Jersey Titans were born. The Titans have had a very successful team for many years, which includes fielding Tier I youth teams at the 18U and 16U level in the NAPHL. However, this is the first time an NAHL teams will call the state of New Jersey home. “We saw our footprint in the North Division slowly migrate to other areas that became increasingly further from Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan and were left with no opponents within a reasonable traveling distance to the upper peninsula of Michigan. As a result, capitalized on a new opportunity that existed in New Jersey that is a part of new growth of the league in the east,” said Ron Lavin, principal owner and governor of the Titans.

The North American Hockey League (NAHL) has announced the game schedule for the 13th annual NAHL Showcase Tournament, which will be held from September 23-26, 2015 at the Schwan Super Rink in Blaine, Minnesota. All 22 NAHL teams will play four regular-season games at the Showcase.

Veteran head coach Bruno Bragagnolo will always remember hearing about – and seeing – Alex Galchenyuk for the first time.

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