Promotion

Search

Search Iowa Heartlanders Site

  1. Home
  2. News
  3. Heartlanders announce 3 roster moves
Tuesday, September 13th

Heartlanders announce 3 roster moves

Heartlanders announce 3 roster moves

Coralville, Iowa – The Iowa Heartlanders, proud ECHL affiliate of the Minnesota Wild and Iowa Wild, announced the following roster moves Tuesday.- Iowa has signed forward Guus van Nes to an ECHL contract.- Iowa has signed defenseman Skylar Pacheco to an ECHL contract.- Iowa has acquired forward Brendan Robbins from the Maine Mariners in exchange for forward Josh Koepplinger and future considerations.The Heartlanders have 19 players on ECHL contracts for the 2022-23 season, which kicks off with the Home Opener, presented by Steindler Orthopedic Clinic, on Friday, Oct. 21 at 7:05 p.m. Rose Club season ticket memberships, partial plans and group ticket options are available for the upcoming season by calling 319-569-GOAL and visiting iowaheartlanders.com/tickets.2022-23 RosterForwards (11): Zach White, Yuki Miura, Jake Smith, Cole Stallard, Alec Broetzman, C.J. Yakimowicz, Nick Campoli, Alec Baer, James Sanchez, Guus van Nes, Brendan RobbinsDefensemen (7): Riese Zmolek, Ryan Wheeler, Jake Stevens, Connor Russell, T.J. Fergus, Justin Wells, Skylar PachecoGoaltenders (1): Corbin Kaczperski 

van Nes facts- The Quinnipiac graduate is entering his first professional campaign and scored a personal-NCAA best 17 points (6g) in 37 games for the Bobcats in 2021-22. The left-handed shot stands 6-foot-3 and weighs 205 pounds.- van Nes is a native of Hendrik-Ido-Ambacht, Netherlands and has represented the country multiple times on the international stage. From 2019-22 at Quinnipiac, van Nes scored ten goals and 37 points (+9 rating). He has played in the United States every season since 2014-15.- Pronounced: Guhs (van-Ness)Pacheco facts - The 28-year-old, left-handed shot is preparing for his third pro season. The last two campaigns, Pacheco skated in France for Amiens (Ligue Magnus) and produced three goals, 27 points and a plus-five rating in 64 games.- From 2015-20, the 5-foot-10, 175-lb. blueliner played for Brock University (CIS/USports). Career totals at Canadian University level: 18g, 66 pts., 105 PIM (131 GP).- Pronounced: Skylar (PAH-check-OH)Robbins facts - Robbins is preparing for his third ECHL season. He scored a career-best seven goals and 20 points in 54 games for Maine last campaign and also skated in the Kelly Cup Playoffs for the Mariners.  In 2020-21, Robbins played 33 games for Kansas City (1g).- From 2015-19 attended University of Maine and scored 30 goals (65 pts.) in 143 games. Heartlanders Head Coach Derek Damon is also a Maine alum.- The  27-year-old stands 6-foot-2 and weighs 190 pounds. 

Upcoming Games

Full Schedule
Best Field Trip Ever
Wednesday, December 10th
Best Field Trip Ever
Presented by
MidAmerican Energy Company
Puck Drops:
10:30 AM CST
Xtream Arena
Kansas City Mavericks
KC Kansas City Mavericks
at
Iowa Heartlanders
IA Iowa Heartlanders
Xtream Arena
Hawkeye Night
Friday, December 12th
Hawkeye Night
Presented by
Joe's Place
Puck Drops:
7:00 PM CST
Xtream Arena
Toledo Walleye
TOL Toledo Walleye
at
Iowa Heartlanders
IA Iowa Heartlanders
Xtream Arena