SAVANNAH, Ga. — The Savannah Ghost Pirates announced Wednesday the team has signed forwards Nick Granowicz and Kyle Jeffers to ECHL deals for the 2024-25 season.
Granowicz, 26, suited up for five games with the Ghost Pirates, scoring three goals. Like Jeffers, Granowicz went the NCAA route, playing four years at the University of Michigan before finishing off his graduate season with UMass-Lowell. The Macomb, MI, native won two conference titles with the Wolverines (2021-22, 2022-23). Granowicz debuted on April 4 against the South Carolina Stingrays.
“With Nick, his character stood out, which is always a plus,” Ghost Pirates Head Coach Jared Staal said. “On the ice, we know he can absolutely fly. With our system that we want to play, we need guys who can skate, so he definitely fits that mold well. From watching his goals last season, he’s always in the blue paint and that’s where you score from in this league."
Jeffers, 25, appeared in 19 games last season with the Ghost Pirates, scoring six goals and adding four assists. The Oviedo, FL, native played collegiately from 2021-24, including three seasons at Lindenwood University. Jeffers produced 37 points in 54 games with the Lions. He turned pro on February 17, debuting with Savannah against the Jacksonville Icemen.
“Turning professional out of college late in the season is never easy to do, especially in this league,” Staal said. “He put up some good numbers for us, so we’re excited to sign him. From everything I’ve seen and heard about him, he’s tenacious on pucks and that directly fits into our identity as a team.”
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