Creston Thunder’s Hogman commits to University of Michigan-Flint

Josh Hogman will continue his hockey career in the United States after committing to the University of Michigan-Flint Wolverines of the American Collegiate Hockey Association Division 1.

The Spruce Grove, Alta., native recorded 14 points in 40 games this season with the Creston Valley Thunder and Castlegar Rebels. After being traded to Castlegar, he appeared in 18 games and added three assists.

“We really like his compete level and ability to defend in his own end. We also believe that he will be able to contribute on the offensive side as well,” said Wolverines head coach Nick Karstens.

“In every conversation that we have had with Josh, he has shown signs of high character and intelligence.”

Hogman began his KIJHL career with the Rebels in the 2023-24 season, posting 14 points in 33 games. He finishes his junior career with 114 regular-season games, 51 points and 63 penalty minutes.

Michigan-Flint posted an 11-24-0 record last season, finishing fifth in the seven-team Great Lakes Collegiate Hockey League.


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