Brayden Plummer Commits to Łódź Legion for 2027-28 EUCHL Season

by Dylan Row

The Łódź Legion is proud to announce that forward Brayden Plummer of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan has committed to join the club for the 2027-28 European Union College Hockey League season. The 2007-born forward will arrive in Poland for the 2027-28 campaign following his final season with Okanagan Hockey Academy Austria U20, becoming another key piece in the Legion's roster construction.

Plummer brings an impressive combination of size, strength, and hockey intelligence to the Legion lineup. The Prince Albert native has developed his game at one of the most respected development programs in Europe, and scouts have taken notice of his two-way capabilities and significant upside. His physical presence makes him difficult to play against in all three zones, while his hockey IQ allows him to contribute across all three zones.

”Playing college hockey in Europe is a dream come true and an opportunity I will always value. I am so grateful to my parents for their love, sacrifice, and support. I want to thank my coaches for believing in me and guiding me as I’ve worked to improve both as a hockey player and as a person. This achievement is as much theirs as it is mine and I want to thank everyone that helped me along the way.”

The Legion coaching staff views Plummer as a player with tremendous potential who fits perfectly into the organization's development-focused philosophy.

The commitment represents another important step in building the Legion's identity as a premier destination for players seeking both elite hockey development and quality academic opportunities. Through partnerships with the University of Łódź and Łódź University of Technology, Plummer will have access to excellent educational programs while competing at the highest level of college hockey in Europe. The EUCHL model offers players like Plummer a unique pathway that combines the intensity of European hockey with the academic and personal development opportunities traditionally associated with North American college athletics.

"We're thrilled to welcome Brayden to the Łódź Legion family," said the club's management team. "He exemplifies the type of player we want in this program—someone who competes hard every shift, takes pride in the details of the game, and is committed to growth both on and off the ice. His experience in a top development program has prepared him well for the challenges of the EUCHL, and we're confident he'll make an immediate impact when he arrives."

As the Legion continues assembling its roster, Plummer's commitment signals the caliber of talent the organization is attracting. The club remains focused on its mission: Developing Players. Building Character. Redefining the College Hockey Experience.