The Vegas Golden Knights have signed forward Trevor Connelly to a three-year entry-level deal, it was announced Tuesday.
Connelly, who was selected 19th overall in 2024, just completed his freshman season at Providence. In 23 games with the Friars, Connelly tallied 13 points (four goals, nine assists).
Connelly is expected to join the Henderson Silver Knights — the Golden Knights AHL affiliate — for the remainder of the season on an amateur tryout.
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