Kyle Mahew Named 2024-25 Midseason All-Star

The ECHL on Wednesday announced the Eastern Conference and Western Conference rosters for the 2024-25 Midseason All-Star Team. Defenseman Kyle Mayhew was selected to be the representative from the Fort Wayne Komets, marking his second straight season as an ECHL All-Star.

Last season, Mayhew appeared in the 2023-2024 ECHL All-Star game and was named to the league’s All-Rookie Team after a 57-point (15g, 42a) season with the Utah Grizzlies. He was signed by the Komets in the offseason and picked up exactly where he left off from his stellar rookie campaign. Mayhew is currently third in the league in defensive scoring, with 6 goals and 27 assists in 36 games at the season's halfway point.

As a part of the All-Star selection, DASH - the Official Mobile Auction Platform of the ECHL - will auction off each player’s jersey. The auction is now live and will run through Wednesday, Feb. 5 at 7 p.m. ET.
Western Conference All-Star Jerseys | Eastern Conference All-Star Jerseys

The roster for the ECHL All-Stars was determined in a vote of coaches, team captains, media relations directors and broadcasters. The coaches were determined by the team with the highest points percentage in each conference through games of Jan. 5, 2025.

Eastern Conference All-Stars                                              Western Conference All-Stars

Goaltenders                                                                             Goaltenders

Cam Johnson, Florida Everblades                                          Mark Sinclair, Bloomington Bison     

Sergei Murashov, Wheeling Nailers                                       William Rousseau, Iowa Heartlanders

Defensemen                                                                             Defensemen

Derek Topatigh, Atlanta Gladiators                                       Chas Sharpe, Cincinnati Cyclones

Parker Berge, Greenville Swamp Rabbits                              Kyle Mayhew, Fort Wayne Komets

Dennis Cesana, Savannah Ghost Pirates                               Matt Register, Idaho Steelheads

Chris Jandric, Trois-Rivières Lions                                          Brennan Kapchek, Tahoe Knight Monsters

Chris Ortiz, Wheeling Nailers                                                 Derek Daschke, Utah Grizzlies

Connor Welsh, Worcester Railers                                           Jeremie Bucheler, Wichita Thunder 

Forwards                                                                                Forwards

Kevin O’Neil, Adirondack Thunder                                       Brayden Watts, Allen Americans

Carson Gicewicz, Florida Everblades                                    Hank Crone, Idaho Steelheads

Davis Koch, Jacksonville Icemen                                           Cam Hausinger, Indy Fuel

Brooklyn Kalmikov, Maine Mariners                                     Ben Berard, Kalamazoo Wings          

Brady Fleurent, Norfolk Admirals                                          Cade Borchardt, Kansas City Mavericks

Aaron Luchuk, Orlando Solar Bears                                      Ryan Wagner, Rapid City Rush

Matt Miller, Reading Royals                                                  Simon Pinard, Tahoe Knight Monsters

Kyler Kupka, South Carolina Stingrays                                 Sloan Stanick, Tahoe Knight Monsters

Alex Beaucage, Trois-Rivières Lions                                     Brandon Hawkins, Toledo Walleye

Jakov Novak, Trois-Rivières Lions                                        Tyler Spezia, Toledo Walleye

Atley Calvert, Wheeling Nailers                                             Michael Farren, Tulsa Oilers

Anthony Repaci, Worcester Railers                                        Michal Stinil, Wichita Thunder

Coach                                                                                      Coach

Ron Choules, Trois-Rivières Lions                                        Pat Mikesch, Toledo Walleye

About the ECHL

Formed in 1988-89 with five teams in four states, the ECHL has grown into a coast-to-coast league with 29 teams in 22 states and one Canadian province for its 37th season in 2024-25. There have been 757 players who have gone on to play in the National Hockey League after starting their careers in the ECHL, including five who have made their NHL debuts in the 2024-25 season. The ECHL has affiliations with 29 of the 32 NHL teams in 2024-25, marking the 27th consecutive season that the league has affiliations with at least 20 teams in the NHL. Further information on the ECHL is available on its website at ECHL.com.