For the third consecutive day, the Silvertips signed a talented American-born youngster, as Everett inked 2003-born forward Jack Lambert on Thursday.
Lambert, a Fairbanks, Alaska native, played last season with the Jr. Silvertips under-15 elite team, leading the team with 10 points (six goals, four assists) in 12 games. The 16-year-old forward lives with former NHL player and the coach of the under-16 team, Turner Stevenson, during the season.
Everett’s list of signed U.S.-born players is now at seven, joining Washingtonians Wyatte Wylie, Dawson Butt and Brendan Lee and netminders Dustin Wolf (Tustin, California), Braden Holt (Bozeman, Montana) and Keegan Karki (Sawtell, Minnesota).
Josh Horton covers the Silvertips for the Herald. Follow him on Twitter, @joshhortonEDH
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