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McNicholas from reserve. McNicholas was placed on reserve May 8th 2021.
Here is the press release from the ECHL website,
McNicholas is in his first season with the ECHL Tulsa Oilers. The Oilers are McNicholas's third team this season. In 24 games this season, McNicholas has (3-goals-6-assists-9-points).
McNicholas was suppose to start the 2020-21 season with the ECHL Maine Mariners after re-signing with the team July 6th 2020. The Mariners suspended the 2020-21 season under the league's policy for COVID-19. The Mariners are set to return to play for the 2021-22 season.
McNicholas played the past two seasons with the Mariners before signing a professional contract with the ECHL Utah Grizzlies December 1st 2020. McNicholas had one goal in two games with the Grizzlies before being released December 29th 2020. The ECHL Indy Fuel signed McNicholas January 13th 2021. This was McNicholas's second stint with the Fuel was traded to the ECHL Tulsa Oilers April 5th 2021.
McNicholas played four years at the University of New Hampshire before signing his first professional contract with the ECHL Indy Fuel March 6th 2018.
McNicholas played one season in Vernon with the 2013-14 Vernon Vipers. The Vipers traded Aaron Hadley to the Nanaimo Clippers January 10th 2013 for future considerations (Michael McNicholas & Jordan Klimek). In 56 games with the Vipers, McNicholas collected (23-goals-46-assists-69-points).
McNicholas scored one of the biggest goals in recent Vernon Vipers history. McNicholas scored the overtime winning goal in Game 7 of the interior division finals March 22nd 2014 vs the Penticton Vees.
Here is Michael McNicholas's Game 7 overtime winning goal,
Michael McNicholas Game 7 OT Winner Vipers vs Penticton Vees - YouTube
Here are the highlight's from Game 7,
2014-03-22 Penticton Vees Vs Vernon Vipers - Fred Page Cup - Interior Finals - Game 7 - YouTube
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