The Watertown Wolves

🚨 RETURNING FOR 2026-27! 🚨

The Watertown Wolves are proud to announce that Dustin Henning has officially confirmed his return for the upcoming season! 🐺🏒

Henning's dedication, toughness, and commitment to the Wolves organization have made him an important part of our team both on and off the ice. We're excited to have him back in Watertown as we continue building a roster ready to compete night in and night out.

Wolves fans, join us in welcoming Dustin back for another season in the den! The Pack keeps getting stronger. 💪🐺

Let's hear it for Dustin in the comments! 👇

The Wolves and Rockers have completed a Trade.

🚨 THE BLUE LINE IS LOCKED DOWN! 🚨
Wolves Nation, the news you’ve been waiting for is officially here. We are absolutely thrilled to announce that two massive pieces of our defense are returning to the Den for the 2026-2027 season! 🐺🏒
Please give a huge welcome back to:
👉 Kyle Powell
👉 Dustin Henning
Between Kyle’s elite playmaking ability as a multi-time FPHL Defenseman of the Year and Dustin’s veteran grit, unmatched leadership, and championship history, our defense is going to bring a stable foundation for the rest of our blueline. 🛠️💪
Both of these guys know exactly what it takes to bring a Commissioner’s Cup back to Watertown, and they are ready to handle business. 🏆
Drop a comment below to welcome Kyle and Dustin back to the Den! 👇

🐺 HE’S BACK! MATTHEW GORDON RE-SIGNS FOR THE 2026-27 SEASON! 🐺

The Watertown Wolves are thrilled to announce that forward Matthew Gordon is officially locked in and returning to the Den for the upcoming season! ✍️🏒

Gordon brought incredible energy, grit, and skill to the ice last year, and we couldn't be more excited to have him back in the lineup as we continue to build a championship level team.

Coach Clarke and the management team are quickly rebuilding the roster and Re-Signing Gordon was a key piece in that process. Get ready, Watertown—the boys are hungry, and the Den is going to be rocking this winter! 🔥

We wish all of our Father's Out there a Happy Father's Day today.
🏒 Happy Father's Day to Hockey Dads 🏒

Before the sun would greet the day,
You'd load the gear and drive away.
Through snow-filled roads and early dawn,
You cheered us on and carried on.

From cold arena seats you'd stand,
A coffee cup held in your hand.
Win or lose, you'd always say,
"Keep working hard, you'll find your way."

You taped the sticks, tied every skate,
Stayed after games, no matter how late.
You taught us more than how to play—
You showed us character every day.

The lessons learned beyond the rink,
The sacrifices we seldom think,
The love, the support, the time you gave,
Helped shape the paths we proudly pave.

So here's to the dads who never miss,
The rides, the cheers, the goodnight kiss.
Today we celebrate all you do—
Happy Father's Day, Hockey Dads. We salute you. ❤️🏒

👀What is Happening In Watertown 👀
The news you’ve all been waiting for is officially locked in: Deric Boudreau is returning to Watertown for the 2026-2027 season! ✍️🏒
A former FPHL Forward of the Year, "Bouds" brings his elite speed, relentless work ethic, and absolute sniper instincts back to our ice sheet. The last time he wore the Wolves sweater, he put up a massive 72 points in just 46 games—and he’s coming back hungry for more.

✍️ ANOTHER HUGE PIECE OF THE PUZZLE IS LOCKED IN! 🐺
Wolves Nation, join us in welcoming back forward Carter Thornton for the upcoming 2026-2027 season!
Head Coach Brent Clarke is building a roster defined by high energy, relentless toughness, and skill—and bringing Thornton back fits that blueprint perfectly.

Help us give them a massive welcome back in the comments! 👇

🎟️ Don't miss a single minute of the action this winter. Season tickets and partnership packages are on sale now.

🐺 SIGNING ANNOUNCEMENT 🐺

The Watertown Wolves are excited to announce the signing of forward Bret Parker for the upcoming season!

Parker brings skill, determination, and a strong work ethic to the Wolves lineup. His ability to contribute at both ends of the ice will be a valuable addition as we continue building a competitive roster for the season ahead.

Please join us in welcoming Bret to Watertown! We can't wait to see him hit the ice in front of the best fans in the FPHL.

Welcome to the Pack, Bret! 🐺🏒

We are glad to have Laura Whitney back for the 2026/2027 season. Laura is here for any insurance needs you might have. Tell her team the Wolves sent you.

Hunter Hall Re-Signs with the Watertown Wolves, Ready for a Fresh Start

The Watertown Wolves are bringing back a familiar face.

Veteran forward Hunter Hall has re-signed with the Wolves, returning to Watertown with renewed energy, a bigger edge to his game, and a clear goal: help drive a winning culture as the organization pushes toward meaningful, championship-level hockey.

For Hall, putting the Wolves jersey back on came down to more than just comfort and familiarity. He pointed to new changes within the organization as a key reason the timing felt right for a return.

“I’m excited to represent Watertown and to contribute to a winning culture,” Hall said. “Ultimately, I believe new changes within the organization provided a fresh start for both myself and the city in our pursuit of playing meaningful, championship games.”

Hall’s return also adds a steady voice in the locker room. While he’s not promising to be the loudest guy in the room, he’s clear about the type of leadership he plans to bring.

“I’d like to think of myself as someone who enables others to be themselves both on and off the ice,” he said. “I hope leading by example—pushing and holding myself accountable—will inspire others to do the same.”

Unfinished business

Hall doesn’t shy away from the past. In fact, he’s using it as fuel.

“Personally, I wasn’t at my best last season; I’m eager to prove what I and the new Watertown Wolves are truly capable of,” Hall said. “Outside of the need to, obviously, win games, my teammates and I will give our best effort whenever we hit the ice.”

A tougher, more dynamic Hall

Entering his fourth professional season, Hall says his game has continued to grow. He’s become more physical and tougher to play against, but he also wants to expand beyond that label.

“I have grown more physical and tough to play against since breaking into professional hockey three seasons ago,” he said. “Going forward, I’d like to be more dynamic; more than just another big guy who’ll fight for his teammates.”

Off the ice, Hall is looking forward to reconnecting with the city. And in a detail that will make longtime locals smile, his most anticipated return destination isn’t a restaurant or a landmark—it’s a library.

“I’m kind of a nerd,” Hall said. “So I’m really excited to be back at the Flower Library!”

Like many players, Hall’s love for hockey started at home.

“Like most hockey players, my Dad used to play and is the biggest reason why I love the sport,” Hall said. “Not only am I motivated to keep playing the game I love, but I’m excited to see what I and my teammates are truly capable of.”

With Hall back in the fold, the Wolves add a returning veteran who’s motivated, accountable, and hungry to help shape the next chapter of hockey in Watertown.

We are extremely excited to introduce Filip Tomiczek to our Watertown Wolves Family. A piece that can fit right into our offense and contribute right away. We want to thank Ian Mcdonald for his time with us and wish him the best in Indiana.