Tulsa, Okla.-de Tulsa Oilers, Echl branch of the Anaheim Ducks of the National Hockey League and the San Diego Meeuwen of the American Hockey League, announced the signing of defender Michael Davies for the 2025-26 season.
Davies, 28, Join the oilers of a multi -year interruption of professional hockey. The training partner outside the season of Oilers’ attacker Tyler Poulsen played for the last time Pro in 2022 with Kalamazoo, who recorded eight points (2G-6a) in 30 games. Davies also went to Colorado Avalanche Development Camp in 2020.
Before Pro became, Davies was a highlight at the University of Denver, with 47 points (9g-38a) and a +72 rating in 159 career competitions. The St. Louis, the resident of Missouri burst on stage as a first-year student, registered 17 points (3G-14a) and led the national champion pioneers and all NCAA first year students, with a +32 rating-the second best among all 1-players division.
The first-year Studentatleet was an important piece in the first title of Denver since 2005 and found the score sheet in three of four NCAA touring battle. Davies received the Keith Magnuson Award twice as Denver’s top defense player, ended in all four seasons in all four seasons in the top five in a plus-minus and ranked second under the defensive corps in Assists. A striking balance on and next to the ice, Davies was appointed three times as the NCHC Academic All-Conference Team and served as an alternative leader as a senior.
Davies also won a gold media at the Five Nations Tournament 2013-14, which teams Team represents in addition to the future teammate of Denver and the current Anaheim Duck Troy Terry.
Prior to his collegial success, Davies produced at both ends of the ice in a 111-game United States Hockey League career, with 48 points (11G-37A), 117 Penalty minutes and a +28 rating with Dubuque and Waterloo. He registered 34 points (7G-27a) and a +20 rating during the 2015-16, so that the defenders of all Black Hawks were led in all four categories, while his 66 penalty minutes and 27 assists were in third place among all skaters, regardless of the position.
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