Huskies Sign Former Vernon Viper Pimm:

The the Deutsche Eishockey Liga (DEL) Kassel Huskies have signed former Vernon Vipers forward Braden Pimm. 

The Huskies are a professional ice hockey team based in Kassel, Hesse, Germany that play in the Deutsche Eishockey Liga Hockey League. In 48 games this season with the Huskies Pimm has (17-goals-35-assists-52-points).

After four years at Northeastern University Pimm signed his first amateur-tryout contract (ATO) with the American Hockey League (AHL) Milwaukee Admirals on March 27th 2014. Pimm was not rewarded with a new contract after going pointless in 9 games with Milwaukee. Last season Pimm attended the Washington Capitals Training camp in July 2014 before signing with the Capitals farm club the AHL Hershey Bears on August 15th 2014. Pimm never played a single game with Hershey before joining-signing with the East Coast Hockey League South Carolina Stingrays in mid October 2014.  After playing In 45 games with South Carolina Pimm would get recalled to the Hershey Bears on February 23rd 2015, was reassigned to the East Coast Hockey League (ECHL) Evansville IceMen on the same day. In 45 games with the Stingrays Pimm collected (18-goals-17-assists-35-points).  In 7 games with the IceMen Pimm has (2-goals-3-assists-5-points).
  

Pimm played three years in Vernon (2007-2010) In 179 regular season games with the Vipers Pimm collected (64-goals-97-assists-161-points). Pimm scored the game winner at the 2009 Royal Bank Cup as the Vipers won their fifth National Championship shutting out the SJHL Humboldt Broncos 2-0.

Braden Pimm's Player Profile:

http://www.eliteprospects.com/player.php?player=38012

This is posted on the Eishockey news website:

Former teammate of Mike Collins

Kassel Huskies undertake striker Braden Pimm and hope to re lucky strike

Article by Tuesday, July 7 2015

Now the Kassel Huskies have occupied their first quota spot for the upcoming season.  From ECHL the 25 year old Canadian striker Braden Pimm changes to the Fulda.  This gave the club announced Tuesday.