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Black Bears Champ Retires After Historic Three-Peat
28 Aug
Summary
- Kyle Stephan retired after winning the last three FPHL titles.
- He scored 33 goals and 52 assists in 86 regular-season games.
- Stephan is the third player from this season's team to retire.
Kyle Stephan, a decorated player for the Binghamton Black Bears, has officially retired from professional hockey. His decision comes shortly after the team secured its third consecutive Commissioner's Cup title, marking a historic achievement for the franchise.
Stephan signed with the Black Bears for the 2023-24 season and was a key player in their recent successes. During his tenure, he appeared in 86 regular-season games, scoring 33 goals and providing 52 assists. His playoff performance was also notable, with four goals and eight assists over 24 postseason contests.
He is the third player from the Black Bears' latest championship team to announce their retirement. Stephan follows in the footsteps of teammates Mac Jansen and Dan Stone, who have also decided to conclude their playing careers.
