Dundee Stars have added young netminder Dominick Jaglar to their roster on a full-time basis ahead of next season.
Jaglar first joined the club on a two-way deal with Aberdeen Lynx last season.
The 18-year-old went on to feature 26 times for Aberdeen in the Scottish National League during the 2024/25 campaign, helping them to playoff glory last month.
Stars head coach Marc LeFebvre said: “Dom is a young and upcoming goaltender, and this is the next step in his development.
“He has gained some quality practice time with us the past two seasons along with getting starting minutes with Aberdeen.
“We feel to maximize the number of import skaters next season, carrying three goalies was imperative.
“Not only do we have two quality import goalies, but now we have one of Britain’s up-and-coming goaltenders coming into an environment where he can learn and continue his development on a full-time basis.”
‘The dream of any kid’
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A product of the Dundee Stars junior system, Jaglar spent time earlier in his career playing in Finland with KPK.
The young shot-stopper is also a dual-national with both Scottish and Czech roots. He has already represented both Scotland and Great Britain on the international stage at youth level.
On taking the next step in his career with the Stars, Jaglar said: “I am delighted. Obviously, growing up in Dundee, it is a big thing and a real full circle moment.
“It is an incredible feeling, the dream of any kid, and it is incredible to get this opportunity.
Discussing the impact of his two-way deal, Jaglar added: “It was a good season for me with both the Stars and with Aberdeen as well. That was a huge year, and getting to play most of the games was good for me.
“The opportunity to go full-time is fun and intriguing for me, and I really want to take the next step forward.
“Marc reached out to me and asked if I would be interested in going full-time, and I wanted to take that on board because this has always been a dream of mine.”
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