INDIANAPOLIS - The Indy Fuel have announced recent transactions for the team.
Dakota Seaman signed standard player contract
The Indy Fuel signed Dakota Seaman to a standard player contract on February 26.
Seaman, 23, has played both forward and defenseman and is from Prescott, ON. The 6’1” rookie has played 15 games in the ECHL with the Allen Americans and Wheeling Nailers.
He played two seasons totaling 85 games in the FPHL. He played with the Elmira Mammoth and Watertown Wolves where he collected four goals and nine assists.
Sam Rhodes signed standard player contract
The Indy Fuel signed Sam Rhodes to a standard player contract on February 26.
Rhodes, 25, is a left-shooting forward from Powhatan, VA. The rookie has not played a professional game, coming off of four years in USports with Wilfrid Laurier University.
He also played with the Barrie Colts in the OHL from 2017 to 2020 until he joined the Tri-City Storm in the USHL. With the Colts he played 121 games and had 12 goals and seven assists. In USports he has played 94 games with 34 goals and 33 assists.
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