A promising French speaker moves to the pros

2024-04-07 20:49:13

Promising Acadian Bradly Nadeau has decided to end his university career following only one season in the NCAA in Maine.

The Hurricanes announced Sunday that they had signed him to a three-year entry-level contract.

“Bradly is a dynamic forward with a powerful shot,” general manager Don Waddell said. as quoted in the Hurricanes press release. He had a very impressive season at Maine and we are excited to see his development continue at the professional level.”

A native of Saint-François de Madawaska in New Brunswick, Nadeau was drafted 30th overall by the Hurricanes in 2023 following dominating the B.C. League.

The 5-foot-10 small forward is coming off a tremendous season with the University of Maine, collecting 46 points, including 19 goals, in 37 games, in addition to compiling a +20 differential.

Remember that the Hurricanes do not have an American League affiliate, which limits their options with Nadeau, who might soon make his debut in the National Hockey League.

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