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The Florida Eels Premier team officially closed out its 2025-2026 season on Monday, March 16^th, following an incredible showing and battle in the USPHL Florida Divisional Playoffs. While the playoff outcome may not have been exactly what the team envisioned, the season was marked by perseverance, growth, and a remarkable commitment from a group of young athletes untied by a common goal.

Throughout the regular season, the Florida Eels Premier fought fiercely in the highly competitive Florida Division, battling back and forth for the coveted first-place seed before ultimately finishing just shy and securing second-place position heading into the playoffs. Their consistent effort and resilience were a testament to the dedication and character of the team.

The journey began back in mid-August when players from around the globe arrived in Fort Myers to begin the Florida Eels’ demanding preseason training camp. Over the course of several weeks, the athletes endured intensive immersive training environment designed to prepare them from the rigors of junior hockey. Players immersed themselves in learning systems, mastering plays, and embracing the defining culture that has long been synonymous with the Florida Eels organization.

Training five days a week for a minimum of five hours per day, the team pushed through mental and physical challenges together. It was during these long days on and off the ice that a powerful bond formed among the players-a true brotherhood that will last far beyond the final buzzer of a season, and last a lifetime.

Throughout the year, the Eels face adversity in many forms, including injuries, tough losses, and natural challenges that come with a long competitive season. Yet through it all, their determination and commitment to one another never wavered. Each player continued to show resilience, character and pride in representing the Eels crest.

The organization would be remiss not to recognize and thank the parents, families, billets and fans who supported the team throughout the season. For many players, pursuing junior hockey means leaving home and traveling a great distance to chase their dreams. The sacrifices made by families-and the trust placed in the Florida Eels organization-do not go unnoticed, or taken for granted.

While the playoff run may not have ended in the championship the team had hoped for, the Florida Eels administration, General Manager, and President remain immensely proud of the accomplishments of this group of young men. Their development extended far beyond the ice, as they matured not only as hockey players but as individuals.

To the players who are aging out and moving on, the organization wishes them continued success. The same dedication, discipline, and character they displayed this season will undoubtedly guide them toward greatness in whatever paths they pursue next.

As one season concludes, preparations for the next will soon begin. But for now, the Florida Eels organization takes a moment to reflect with pride on the journey shared by all of our players, coaches, and staff whose tireless efforts defined this season.

Success cannot always be measured in wins and losses. It is found in the lives shaped, the memories created, and the lifelong bonds forged along the way.

Thank you, gentlemen, for representing the Eels with heart, with pride and with determination. Until next season.

Written: Nikki Scarpaci Fliss

The Florida Eels Elite officially wrapped up their 2025-2026 campaign on Saturday, March 15^th, 2026, following two fiercely contested battles in the USPHL Florida Divisional Playoffs. While the season came to an end on the scoreboard, the impact of this team, their growth, and the brotherhood formed throughout the year will echo far beyond the final buzzer.

The journey began back in mid-August when the Eels Elite reported to the Fort Myers Skatium for a demanding two and half week training camp. From day one, the standard was clear: commitment, discipline, and relentless worth ethic. Players trained five hours a day, five days a week, pushing themselves physically and mentally while learning the systems, structure, and championship culture that define the Florida Eels organization.

This year’s Elite roster was true international brotherhood. Players traveled from across the globe to chase the same dream, representing places such as Bulgaria, Montreal, Edmonton, Calgary, Alaska, and Australia as well as across the  of the mainland of the United States. Despite their different backgrounds, cultures, and hometowns, they quickly became one unified family. Long practices, tough games, road trips and the grind of a full junior hockey season forged bonds that will last a lifetime.

Throughout the season, the Eels Elite competed in three highly competitive showcases while battling through a demanding regular-season schedule. Every shift, every game and every mile traveled strengthened the resolve of a team determined to represent the Eels crest with pride.

The organization would be remiss not to extend its deepest gratitude to the incredible families, friends, billets, and fans who supported the Eels Elite all season long. Sending your athlete away from home to pursue their dream takes tremendous trust. To the families who entrusted us with your players-thank you. Your belief in this program and these young men is what makes junior hockey so special.

Within the Florida Eels organization, the mission has always been about far more than wins and losses. While player development on the ice remains a priority, developing character, leadership, and lifelong relationships is the true foundation of the program. This season’s roster reflected that perfectly, featuring a blend of seasoned veterans with five years of junior experience alongside rookies stepping into the junior ranks for the first time.

The character of this team never wavered. Through adversity, travel, injuries, and the intensity of the season, the players continued to support one another and represent the organization with class.

To the players aging out of the program this year, your time with the Eels has left a lasting mark on the organization. We are incredibly proud of you and excited to watch the next chapters of your lives and careers unfold. Once and Eel, always and Eel.

The playoff result may not have been the ending the team envisioned, but let the message ring loud and clear: There are no losers in the Florida Eels organization.

What this team accomplished cannot be measured by a scoreboard. The sacrifices made, the memories created, the brotherhood formed, and the lessons learned will remain embedded in the DNA of the program forever.

The Florida Eels are extremely grateful and thankful for the Eels Elite players, staff and supporters for an unforgettable season.

Gentlemen-it has truly been an honor to watch you this season.

Written by: Nikki Scarpaci Fliss

The Florida Eels organization is proud to celebrate a major milestone for Elite goaltender alumnus Chris McFayden, whose development journey continues to reach new heights.

McFayden, who guarded the crease for the Florida Eels Elite during the 2020–2021 season, exemplifies the pathway from junior hockey to collegiate success. Following his time in Fort Myers, McFayden advanced to Penn State University, where he competed at the ACHA level, continuing to refine his game against top collegiate talent.

His dedication, work ethic, and consistent performance have now paid off in a significant way. McFayden was recently called up to the Penn State NCAA Division I hockey team, marking an outstanding achievement and a testament to his persistence and growth as a goaltender.

The call-up underscores not only McFayden’s individual commitment but also the Florida Eels’ long-standing mission of preparing players for advancement at the collegiate level. From Elite hockey to ACHA competition and now earning an opportunity at the NCAA level, McFayden’s progression highlights the Eels’ proven development model for aspiring student-athletes.

The Florida Eels congratulate Chris McFayden on this well-earned opportunity and look forward to watching his continued success at Penn State. His journey serves as inspiration for current and future Eels striving to reach the next level of hockey.

The Florida Eels Premier program will be proudly represented on one of the biggest stages in junior hockey, as several Eels head to the USPHL Premier All-Star Game, taking place January 26–27 in Foxboro, Massachusetts.

Leading the charge behind the bench, Florida Eels Premier Head Coach has been named the South Division Florida Coach for the All-Star Event — a testament to the high level of coaching, leadership, and competitive excellence being built in Fort Myers. Scarpaci, has been at the helm of the Eels Premier team for over a decade, bringing for tremendous amounts of passion, drive and knowledge to his players. Scarpaci, has continued to produce teams that have served center stage at the USPHL Nationals, at a competitive level. His incredible drive, tenacity is unmatched and has propelled him to new heights most recently taking on the role of General Manager in addition to his Premier Head Coach status.

 

On the ice, the Eels will showcase their talent with multiple player selections to the prestigious event. Premier Assistant Captains Gino Indelicato (Forward) and Derrick Pedersen (Defense) have earned spots on the USPHL All-Star South Team, recognizing their consistency, skill, leadership and impact throughout the season. It comes to no surprise to Eels fans that both Indelicato and Pedersen will represent the Eels on the South team, at the All-Star event. Idelicato starring in over 150 career games, securing 199 points-a whopping 52 points this season alone. A key factor to the Eels offensive line up, Indelicato continues to find a point or more a game. Pedersen, sitting at 6’2” 205lbs, is a force to be reckoned with in the D-Zone. In addition to his powerhouse defensive tactics, Pedersen is known for his enate ability to help develop plays and find the back of the net, with 43 USPHL Career games, and 45 career points, Pedersen is averaging roughly a point a game. Their abilities go beyond their skill, as they represent the Eels not only in skill, but in character and leadership ability.

Between the pipes, Eels Premier Goaltender Filip Vitanov continues to turn heads on the national stage, earning selection as the U18 All-Star Prospects Red Team Goaltender, further highlighting the Eels’ commitment to player development and advancement. Vitanov second year veteran for the Eels organization, moved up to the Premier team this season, after playing on the Elite team last season. Vitanov has been steady and consistent in his play between the pipes throughout the season. Vitanov, an 07’ Goaltender continues to demonstrate skill, development and commitment through his training, and his playing style.

From coaching leadership to exceptional on-ice performance, the Florida Eels’ presence at the USPHL All-Star Game reinforces the program’s rising status and competitive standard. All eyes will be on Foxboro as the Eels represent Florida — and the South Division — with pride.

Read move about the USPHL All-Star Game and Updates by clicking the link below:

https://usphl.com/premier/events/ncdc-usphl-all-star-event/

The Florida Eels delivered a statement victory this past Sunday, pulling off an epic 5–4 win over their cross-state rivals, the Coral Springs Jr. Cats, to officially secure first place in the USPHL Florida Division. In a season thus far, defined by intensity, resilience, and relentless competition, the Eels rose to the moment when it mattered most.

Sunday’s showdown marked the sixth meeting of the season between the Eels and the Jr. Cats—two teams locked in a season-long battle for the top spot in the division. With first place hanging in the balance, the atmosphere was electric from puck drop to final horn. Speed, energy, and grit filled every shift as both squads left everything on the ice.

The Jr. Cats, newcomers to the Florida Division, have proven to be anything but newcomers in spirit. Their fast-paced, hard-nosed style has pushed the Eels all season long, turning this rivalry into one of the most exciting in the league. Every matchup has felt like playoff hockey—and Sunday was no exception.

With a fire in their hearts, and ice in their veins, the Eels lined up center ice, in Sunday’s 12:00 pm matchup against the Coral Springs Jr. Cats. The Eels, Bulgarian veteran goaltender, Filip Vitanov between the pipes to defend the Eels net, players lined up for puck drop.

First period, was full of action- packed hockey from the moment the puck hit the center ice. It was Eels second year veteran Blake Becker, assisted by Thomas Harrow and Carmen D’Ambrosio, who drew the first blood of the game at 7:52 in the first, getting the puck past Jr. Cats’ Nathan McAlpine. The Eels claimed a 1-0 over the Jr. Cats as the first period came to a close.

The Jr. Cats fired up, were ready to tie up the game in the second period, and at 1:47 grabbed their first point of the game. The Eels and the Jr. Cats were now tied 1-1. At 4:03 Eels Derrick Pedersen, assisted by Thomas Harrow and Liam Qvarnström claimed the Eels second point of the game, and once again the Eels had the lead. However, it true competitive fashion the Jr. Cats quickly came back at 5:40 in the second tying the game up once again, now 2-2. At 7:18, the JR. Cats claimed their third goal of the game, and for the first time in the game, took the lead over the Eels-closing the second period 3-2.

After a 15 minute intermission, the Eels walked across the arena dialed in, focused, and ready to reclaim victory. As the buzzer sounded, the arena erupted with fan cheer from both sides, it was go time. At 5:57, Eels Oliver Melynchuk, assisted by Gino Indelicato and Sixten Gidlund, tied up the game 3-3. It was anyone’s game, but who would come out victorious. The Jr. Cats determined to hold onto the first place seed of the Florida Division, pushed ahead with their fourth and final goal at 18:18 in the third. However, the Eels would not relent, and they would not be counted out! At 18:48, in the third, Eels veteran and Captain Alex Cochran, assisted by Gino Indelicato and Xavier Charron tied up the game. The crowd erupted and the fire ignited. The Eels knew the win was at their finger tips, and they were determined to grasp it and bring it home. They maintained control of the puck, holding it in the Jr. Cats defensive zone, determined to find their chance. At 19:24, it was Eels veteran and Assistant Captain Gino Indelicato, assisted by Alex Cochran who slipped the game winning goal beyond the goal line. The Eels claiming 5-4 victory over the Jr. Cats. The crowd electrified, the players erupted in celebratory excitement. The series between the Jr. Cats and the Florida Eels was claimed by the Eels, and the Florida Divisional title was now ours.

With Sunday’s 5-4 victory, the Eels claimed four wins across the six-game series:

• October 24, 2025– 6–3
• October 25, 2025– 7–4
• November 1, 2025– 7–2
• December 14, 2025– 5–4

Each victory showcased the Eels’ offensive firepower, defensive toughness, and ability to rise under pressure. Sunday’s win was the ultimate payoff—sealing the first-place seed and cementing the Eels at the top of the Florida Division standings.

This wasn’t just a win. It was a season-defining moment. A rivalry-tested triumph. And a clear message to the rest of the league: the road to the Florida Division title runs through the Florida Eels.

The Eels have moved into the first place seed—but the season isn’t over yet. The Florida Eels Premier and Elite both head to the Estero College Showcase December 19^th-21^st, and the Tampa College Showcase January 3^rd – 5^th. The Eels are prepared to continue to showcase their talents, and further their lead and hold on the Florida Division first place title. For more information on game times, and opponents check below:

FLORIDA EELS SET FOR HIGH-INTENSITY SHOWDOWNS WITH PALM BEACH TYPHOON & CORAL SPRINGS JR. CATS

Fort Myers — The battle for supremacy in the USPHL Florida Division heats up this week as the Florida Eels Junior Hockey Premier and Elite teams gear up for a pair of electrifying East vs. West Coast matchups. With the standings tightening and every point becoming more valuable, the Eels enter this stretch with momentum, confidence, and a hunger to widen their lead in the division.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11 — EELS vs. PALM BEACH TYPHOON

The action begins on the road, as the Eels clash with the Palm Beach Typhoon, a team known for bringing relentless pressure and speed. The Typhoon may sit lower in the standings, but their high-tempo style often pushes opponents to the edge—exactly the type of test the Eels thrive on.

For the Premier squad, this is a chance to continue their surge and set the tone early in the weekend. Expect heavy forechecking, fast breakouts, and physical trench battles along the boards.

The Elite team will look to capitalize on their depth and discipline, aiming to lock down another key divisional victory and keep stacking points.

High intensity? Absolutely. High stakes? Even more so.

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14 — EELS vs. CORAL SPRINGS JR. CATS

Sunday’s showdown is the one fans have circled on the calendar for weeks, as the Eels return home for the weeks second match up.

The Eels Premier team and the Coral Springs Jr. Cats remain neck-and-neck for the No. 1 spot in the Florida Division, with both squads trading wins and refusing to give ground. Every shift in this matchup matters. Every loose puck matters. Every mistake could swing the standings.

This is more than a game—it’s a battle for bragging rights, momentum, and early control of the division’s top seat.

On the Elite side, the rivalry is just as fierce. With both programs fighting to stay near the top of the division, Sunday’s contest promises playoff-style intensity long before the postseason begins.

THE ROAD AHEAD

Premier Upcoming Games

Dec. 19            Eels vs. Carolina Jr. Hurricanes           11:15 am         Hertz Arena (Showcase)

Dec. 20            Eels vs. Charleston Colonials              11:00 am         Hertz Arena (Showcase)

Dec. 20            Eels vs. Potomac Patriots                   7:00 pm           Hertz Arena (Showcase)

Dec. 21            Eels vs. Hampton Roads Whalers       10:00 am         Hertz Arena (Showcase)

Elite Upcoming Games

Dec. 19            Eels vs. Carolina Jr. Hurricanes           9:15 am           Hertz Arena (Showcase)

Dec. 20            Eels vs. Charleston Colonials              9:00 am           Hertz Arena (Showcase)

Dec. 20            Eels vs. Potomac Patriots                   5:00 pm           Hertz Arena (Showcase)

Dec. 21            Eels vs. Hampton Roads Whalers       8:00 am           Hertz Arena (Showcase)

The Florida Eels Junior Hockey Organization, one of the longest-standing and most respected names in junior hockey, proudly announces its official entry into the NCDC and USPHL Premier Division beginning with the 2026–2027 season, marking a historic step forward in the evolution of player development, player advancement, and pool national competition.

For decades, the Florida Eels have built a reputation as a premier proving ground for high-level talent—developing players, leaders, and champions who have gone on to compete at collegiate and professional levels around the world. Now, the Eels are leveling up.

“This isn’t just an expansion — it’s a statement,” the Eels President Frank Scarpaci said. “Florida isn’t arriving. Florida has been here. And now we’re ready to dominate on an even bigger stage.”

The move into the NCDC, Tier II junior hockey league, and the highly competitive USPHL Premier Division, positions the Florida Eels as one of the most dynamic and ambitious programs in North American junior hockey. The 2026–2027 season will showcase a new standard of speed, skill, physicality, and professionalism.

This transition represents a continued commitment to training, national exposure, advanced player development, and a relentless pursuit of championships.

“We are building more than teams — we are building a legacy,” the President Frank Scarpaci added. “This is about opportunity. This is about tradition. This is about winning.”

With state-of-the-art training, battle-tested leadership, and a championship culture decades in the making, the Florida Eels are set to make waves across the junior hockey landscape.

Premier Weekend Recap:

Friday, November 14^th: Florida Eels vs. Tampa Bay Juniors

Florida Eels Premier had double header weekend as they faced off against the Tampa Bay Juniors Friday evening in Wesley Chapel, and returned home to Fort Myers to take on the Palm Beach Typhoon on Saturday. The Eels Premier opened their weekend of play at the Advent Health Center Ice at 5:00 pm, where they met up with the Tampa Bay Juniors for the first time this season. In this highly anticipated matchup the Eels Premier veterans were fired up and ready to take on their long time competitive opponent, TBJ.

Game play started at 5:00 pm as players from both squads lined up for face off, Filip Vitanov between the pipes to defend the Eels house.  The first period was full of action packed hockey, as both teams battled to gain the lead of the game. Eels offensive team, was continuous as they pounded the net hoping to get the first point, and our defensive held the line, trying to keep TBJ from making their way to our house, and Vitanov. At the end of the first period the Eels and Tampa Bay Juniors were scoreless, closing the first period 0-0.

At 4:56 in the second period, Florida Eels second year veteran, Blake Becker, assisted by Carmen D’Ambrosio and Sixten Gidlund, secured the first point of the game and took the lead 1-0 over TBJ. At 11:38 in the first TBJ’s Jared Hermann tied up the game, slipping one past Vitanov. Eels veteran and call up from the Elite team, Paxton Campbell, assisted by Liam Qvarnström and fellow former Elite player Brantlee Hoffman secured the second goal in Eels favor at 12:15 in the second. However, at 19:00 TBJ’s Kelan Jamison was able to tie up the game for TBJ. The Eels and Tampa Bay Juniors ended the second deadlocked 2-2.

This was surely playing out to be a highly competitive game, as both teams battled once again for the lead for their organization. It was Eels second year veteran Seth Morris, assisted by Liam Qvarnström and Xavier Charron who took the lead once again in the Eels favor in the third. The Eels leading now 3-2 over TBJ. Seth Morris, assisted by Alex Cochran and Sixten Gidlund, claimed the Eels fourth goal of the game. The Eels now leading 4-2 over TBJ. TBJ was bale to close the grab by one, when Sam Moore scored in behalf of TBJ. However, it was. The Eels, with Vitanov between the pipes that claimed a 4-3 victory as the game came to a close.

Saturday November 15^th, 2025: Eels vs. Palm Beach Typhoon

After an impressive win, in Wesley Chapel the Florida Eels returned home to the Fort Myers Skatium to take on the Palm Beach Typhoon. The stands filled with First Responders from both coasts to support their clubs, the players from the Eels lined up at center ice, with Adam Hedges between the pipes to defend the Eels home net and home ice. With the crowd ablaze the puck dropped and game action started.

The Eels drew first blood, as second year veteran Derrick Pedersen, assisted by Alex Cochran and Sixten Gidlund grabbed the first point of the game at 4:58 in the first period. Eels blake Becker, assisted by Brantlee Hoffmand and Derrick Pedersen, followed with the Eels second goal of the game at 15:03 in the first. The Eels now had a 2-0 lead over the Palm Beach Typhoon at the end of the first.

The Eels hot from their lead in the first, came out ready to give the crowd more action. At 2:32 in the second period, Carmen D’Ambrosio assisted by Blake Becker and Thomas Harrow claimed the Eels third point of. The game. Palm Beach Typhoon’s Egor Chebunin claimed their first goal of the game at 6:27 in the second. However, at 8:25, Eels Seth Morris, assisted by Gino Indelicato and Xavier Charron claimed the Eels fourth game goal. Palm Beach determined to cut the lead, responded quickly after at 9:31 in the second when Egor Chebunin scored his second goal for the Palm Beach Typhoon. The Eels closed the second period with a 4-2 lead over Palm Beach Typhoon.

Florida Eels Xavier Charron, assisted by Derrick Pedersen and Seth Morris grabbed the Eels fifth goal at 6:33 in the third period. Palm Beach again cut the lead by scoring their third goal at 10:43.It was Eels Oliver Melnychuk, assisted by Sixten Gidlund and Carmen D’Ambroisio who responded quickly after at 12:01 securing the Eels sixth goal of the game. Gino Indelicato, assisted by Seth Morris and Brady Gedman scored the Eels seveth and final goal at 13:25. The Eels Premier claimed their second victory of the weekend, this time 7-3 over the Palm Beach Typhoon.

Elite Weekend Recap

Friday, November 14^th, 2025: Florida Eels vs. Tampa Bay Juniors

Florida Eels Elite went to Wesley Chapel to take on the Tampa Bay Juniors in Friday’s matchup. Florida Eels and Tampa Bay Juniors continue to battle for second place in the Florida Divisional Standings.  With puck drop at 7:30 pm the Eels where ready for action. However it was TBJ who claimed two unanswered goals in the first period, closing the period with a 2-0 lead over the Eels Elite. TBJ scored an additional four goals, before Florida Eels Tyson Gagnon scored the Eels lone goal of the game at 19:52 in the third. TBJ took the victory over the Eels 6-1.

Saturday, November 15^th, 2025: Florida Eels vs. Palm Beach Typhoon

After a disappointing loss against the Tampa Bay Juniors, the Florida Eels Elite ralled and refocused for Saturday’s match up against the Palm Beach Typhoon. With the crowd full of family, fans and first responders in honor of first responders evening the Eels lined up at center ice, as Ethan Gabler took his place between the pipes. Florida Eels and Palm Beach battled the first period, each club trying to gain the first point. However, at the end of the first period, both teams remained scoreless.

It was Florida Eels second year veteran Dominick Dantona, assisted by Walter Neiser and Cameron Yuen, who claimed the first point of the game in favor of the Eels, at 8:02 in the second period. At 8:39 in the second, Eels second year veteran Tyson Gagnon, assisted by Nikita Shchevyev and Kaleb Freyman grabbed the Eels second goal of the game. Palm Beach’s Ryan Craft cut the Eels two goal lead by one at 12:00 in the second. The Eels remained in the lead 2-1 over Palm Beach Typhoon at the end of the second period.

Palm Beach hoped to tie the game up with the Florida Eels, however, newcomer Sean Hughes, assisted by Tyson Gagnon and Kaleb Freyman scored the Eels third goal of the game at 13:03, pushing the Eels lead by two. It was Eels Dominick Dantona, who scored his second goal, this time assited by Nikita Shchevyev who claimed the Eels fourth and final goal of the game. The Eels claimed a 4-1 victory over the Palm Beach Typhoon on home ice, Saturday evening.

Upcoming for both Premier and Elite

Both Florida Eels Premier and Elite will head to Wesley Chapel this Friday, November 21^st to take on the Tampa Bay Juniors. Florida Eels Premier will face off at 5:00 pm, followed by the Florida Eels Elite at 7:00pm. Both Premier and Elite are heavily preparing for this weeks’ match up, and are prepared to take the wins, before their Thanksgiving Break to begin November 22^nd.

Florida Eels prepare for an action-packed week of hockey. After last weekends intense matchup with the Coral Springs Jr. Cats, where the Florida Eels Premier walked away with two wins, scoring a combined 13 goals over two games, and the Eels Elite walked away with a split series they look forward to the week ahead.

Tuesday, October 28^th 2025

The Florida Eels Premier will head south to Estero, to face off against cross town rival the Florida Jr. Blades at Hertz arena. The Florida Eels and Florida Jr. Blades will face off at 1:30 pm as they again battle for the title of Southwest Florida Champion.

Wednesday, October 29^th, 2025

The Florida Eels Elite will play at the Fort Myers Skatium, as they face off against the Florida Jr. Blades at 12:00pm.

Thursday, October 30^th, 2025

Both the Eels Elite and Premier will head to South Florida where they will take on the Palm Beach Typhoon at Skatezone in Lake Worth, Florida. Florida Eels Premier will faceoff at 12:00 pm, followed by Eels Elite at 3:30 pm

Saturday, November 1^st, 2025

The Florida Eels Premier and Elite will return home to the Fort Myers Skatium where they will take on the Coral Springs Jr. Cats in their fourth match up of the season. The Florida Eels will be hosting, the Jr. Cats as both organizations honor the teaching community in our Teacher Appreciation Night. The Florida Eels Elite will face off at 4:00 pm, followed by the Florida Eels Premier face off at 7:00pm

Sunday, November 2^nd, 2025

Both the Florida Eels Elite and Premier will head back to South Florida, this time they will head across the alley to Coral Springs, to take on the Coral Springs Jr. Cats. The Florida Eels Elite will face off at 3:45 pm, followed by the Eels Premier at 6:45pm