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Dakota Seals

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Dakota Seals
2024-25 Dakota Seals season
CitySioux Falls, Dakota
LeagueNHL
ConferenceWestern Conference
DivisionCentral Division
Founded2021
Operated2023-present
Home arenaAlcoa Arena
ColorsPacific aqua, International orange, Barbie pink, White
                   
Owner(s)DS&E Inc.
General manager(TBA)
Head coach(TBA)
Captain(TBA)
Media(TBA)
Website(TBA)
Championships
Division Championships0
Conference Championships0
Kelly Cups0
Stanley Cups0

The Dakota Seals are a professional ice hockey team based in Sioux Falls, Dakota. They compete in the National Hockey League (NHL) as a member of the Central Division within the Western Conference, and are owned by Dakota Sports & Entertainment. Beginning play in the 2023-24 NHL season, the Seals play their home games at the Alcoa Arena. The Seals are affiliated with the Dakota Ballerinas of the American Hockey League (AHL). They were founded by Cody Taylor, Sofia Drusian and the Montreal Canadiens as the latter's USA counterpart.

Broadcasting

Dakota Seals games are broadcast locally in both the English and Sioux languages. As of the 2014–15 season, regional television rights to the Seals' regular season games are co-owned by Nickelodeon and ESPN, with games sometimes broadcasted nationally on special occasions. The Seals' designated television market includes Dakota, Nevada, Idaho, Minnesota, Iowa, Montana, Utah, Wyoming, Ontario, Alberta, California, and parts of Arizona and Saskatchewan. Evan Ledda calls play-by-play, whilst Yannick Newell and Collin Rosales provide color commentary within both regional and worldwide games.

Players

Updated February 17, 2024[1][2]

# Nat Player Pos S/G Age Acquired Birthplace
17 Canada Wade Simpson RW R 19 2024 Carman, Manitoba
36 Canada Emily Povuna D L 20 2024 Anglia, Ontario
89 United States Louis Peace RW R 20 2021 Riverside, Connecticut
23 Canada Donald Ihenou D R 20 2019 Toronto, Ontario
10 Canada Robert Falk RW R 20 2019 Wales, Ontario
39 Canada Cody Taylor (C) D L/R 20 2023 Toronto, Ontario
4 Vietnam James Rzeznik (A) D L/R 20 2023 Saigon, Vietnam
3 Philippines Trevor Agne D L/R 20 2023 Manila, Philippines
1 New Zealand Zenith Zulueta D L/R 20 2023 Capital, Wellington
27 Canada Noah Deblasis LW L 20 2017 Toronto, Ontario
14 Canada Sean Lindstein C L 19 2011 Toronto, Ontario
44 Canada Nicholas Marquez LW L 20 2022 Toronto, Ontario
73 Canada Elliot Hull LW L 20 2020 Toronto, Ontario
9 Canada Peter Grosdanof D R 20 2024 Toronto, Ontario
94 Canada Ryan D'Costa D R 20 2021 Hamilton, Ontario
33 Sweden Samuel Rankin G L 19 2018 Swedish City, Sweden
86 Canada Joel Farton LW L 20 2018 Toronto, Ontario
71 Canada Forest Tyson C R 20 2020 Alliston, Ontario
48 Canada Morgan Leach C L 20 2017 Aurora, Ontario
49 Canada Rhett Kalo C L 20 2023 Toronto, Ontario
3 Canada Melissa Dinha (A) D R 20 2023 Toronto, Ontario
79 Canada Carter Hart Jr. G L 20 2016 Sherwood Park, Alberta
19 Canada Gareth Farwe RW R 19 2023 Toronto, Ontario
11 Canada Travis Lebel RW R 20 2015 London, Ontario
58 United States Lincoln Loud (A) C R 20 2016 Royal Woods, Michigan
21 Canada Scott Laugh C L 20 2012 Oakville, Ontario
62 Finland Oliver Lockets LW L 20 2017 Elka, Finland
40 Canada Calvin Tang G R 19 2023 Toronto, Ontario
25 Canada Larry McDonald (A) C/LW L 20 2023 Toronto, Ontario
55 Finland Rasmus Johnson D R 19 2021 Turku, Finland
6 Canada Brian Sanheim D L 20 2014 Elkhorn, Manitoba
24 Canada Hienos Yemane D L 20 2021 Toronto, Ontario
99 Canada Elijah Gretzky LW L 19 2023 Toronto-Aultsville, Ontario
18 Canada Liam Hogan D L 20 2023 Thunder Bay, Ontario
74 Canada Owen Prithwi RW R 20 2022 Peterborough, Ontario
26 Canada David Okalik D R 19 2023 Keswick, Ontario
8 Canada Cameron Starward D L 20 2019 Toronto, Ontario
26 Canada Xavier Turnball D R 19 2023 Anglia, Ontario
5 Scotland Alan Littler D L 20 2018 Edinburgh, Scotland
98 Belarus William Sarnia G L 20 2023 Parma, Ohio
13 United States Ken Lawless W L 28 2020 Elmont, New York
  1. ↑ "Dakota Seals Roster". National Hockey League. Retrieved February 28, 2024.
  2. ↑ "Dakota Seals Hockey Transactions". The Sports Network (TSN). Retrieved February 28, 2024.