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Brooks Bandits Rosensteel commits to play NCAA hockey in fall

Jul 28, 2026 | 12:13 PM

The Brooks Bandits will be sending another player to the NCAA ranks.

Forward Jack Rosensteel has committed to play Division I hockey at Niagara University beginning with the 2026-27 season.

The 2006-born player from Greensburg, Pa., recorded 50 points, including 26 goals, in 46 regular-season games last season. He added 17 points in 16 playoff games as the Bandits captured their second straight BCHL championship.

Over two seasons with the Bandits, Rosensteel appeared in 85 regular-season games and 32 playoff contests, surpassing 100 career games with the club.

Bandits director of hockey operations Wayne Labrie praised Rosensteel’s work ethic and development.

“Jack’s two seasons in Brooks were each unique. His first year was one of transition under then Head Coach Ryan Papaioannou, but throughout that time he consistently demonstrated an outstanding work ethic, determination, and a willingness to be coached,” Labrie said in a statement.

“Those qualities allowed Jack to grow into an important leader and a major contributor to our team success this past year under Dakota Mason. We wish Jack and his family nothing but continued success in this exciting next chapter.”

Niagara University, located in Lewiston, N.Y., competes in the Atlantic Hockey America conference.