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Local NewsBulldogs acquire Carson Andrew from Greyhounds

Brantford Bulldogs President of Hockey Operations &  General Manager Spencer Hyman today announced the acquisition of forward Carson  Andrew from the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds in exchange for LDN 4th ’28 & BAR 14th ’29. 

Andrew, of St. Louis, MO, grew up in the St. Louis Blues AAA program playing with current  Bulldogs defenseman George Komadoski before moving to Minnesota to play for the legendary  Shattuck St. Mary’s program for his 14U & 15U seasons. Andrew was outstanding for the  Sabres finishing 5th on his 14U side in 2022-23, striking for 32 goals & 51 assists for 83 points in  56 games. Taking on a heavier leadership role in his 15U season, Andrew finished 3rd on the  Sabres in his OHL Draft season and responded with 28 goals & 38 assists for 66 points in 56  games. Andrew’s work at Shattuck led him to being selected by the Greyhounds in the 4th round, 78th overall in the 2024 OHL Priority Selection Draft. An imposing right shot, Andrew  stands 6’3”/196lbs and utilized that size to make the OHL as a full-time player at 16-years old in  the 2024-25 season with the Hounds. Playing in all 68 games, Andrew collected 7 goals & 12  assists for 19 points adding another goal and assist in 5 playoff games. The 2025-26 season  saw Andrew work in a checking and penalty kill roll and respond with 7 goals & 7 assists for 14  points in 50 games while skating to a plus 2 rating, again adding another goal and assist in 10  playoff games. Andrew brings valuable OHL experience to the Bulldogs with 122 regular season  and 15 playoff games to his resume in his two-plus seasons with the Greyhounds.

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Story by Reed Duthie

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