Flyers Sign Prospect Noah Powell to Entry-Level Deal Out of Arizona State

Flyers sign prospect Noah Powell to entry-level deal out of Arizona State

Powell, 21, has turned heads at the last two development camps and will report to Lehigh Valley. The winger, who is hearing impaired, is known for his shot, energy, and hard-nosed style of play.

Flyers Ink NCAA Prospect to Entry-Level Contract

Noah Powell at Flyers 2025 Development Camp The Philadelphia Flyers have officially signed prospect Noah Powell to an entry-level contract on Wednesday, the team announced. Powell, 21, will report to the Lehigh Valley Phantoms for the remainder of the season. His ELC will not kick in until the 2026-27 season. Powell played his final season of NCAA hockey with the Arizona State Sun Devils, playing under Greg Powers. This season, the 6’2″ right wi…

Noah Powell Inks Entry-Level Contract with Flyers - Dubuque Fighting Saints

Dubuque, IA – Former Fighting Saints forward Noah Powell has signed an entry-level contract with the Philadelphia Flyers and has been assigned to the club's AHL affiliate, Lehigh Valley.

Flyers sign Noah Powell to three-year entry-level contract - Daily Faceoff

Powell will report to the Flyers’ AHL affiliate in Lehigh Valley for the rest of the season.

Flyers sign goalscoring winger prospect to entry-level contract

While the NHL trade deadline has come and gone, that doesn’t mean the transactions are done. As junior leagues and NCAA seasons start to end around the continent, a whole lot of teams are signing their prospects to their first professional contracts and bringing them in to get a much closer look and how they’re developing. The Philadelphia Flyers are one of those teams as they have signed one of their prospects to an entry-level contract after h…

Flyers sign former Oshawa Generals forward Noah Powell to entry-level contract - Ontario Hockey League

The Philadelphia Flyers have signed former Oshawa Generals forward Noah Powell to a three-year entry-level contract. Powell recorded 22 points in 28 regular season games with Oshawa and helped the Generals reach the 2025 OHL Championship Series.