Irondale went 14-11-1 last season and lost in overtime, 3-2, to Tartan in the Section 4A Quarterfinal. The top scorer is gone, but the No. 2 guy isn’t, and the goalie who played almost every game is back too.
Players Lost to Graduation
Logan Forrest leaves as the team’s leading scorer by a wide margin — 20 goals, 33 assists, 53 points. Rylan Remore was right behind him from the blue line at 39 points (17-22), with 7 power-play goals. Those two alone account for 92 points walking out the door.
Gunnar Christy added 12 points. Nico Cisneros had 7. Wesley Bodin, Nolan Henry and Keefer McGrath round out the departing group with a handful of points apiece.
In net, Grady Cartony and Lucas Ksiazek both graduate, though neither carried much of the workload.
Returning Players for 2026-27
Calvin Urdahl was the actual No. 2 scorer on the team last year, not just among returners — 18 goals, 24 assists, 42 points. He’s a senior now and the clear top option.
Griffin DeCoux had 23 points (9-14) as a junior and comes back as a senior. Bodie Inselman put up 19 points as a true freshman, which is the number worth watching — he’s only a sophomore next year. Grant Hartin added 17 points from defense.
Drew Deschneau had 9 points on the blue line. Mason Urdahl and Jax Marshall both return with modest totals but real ice time.
The Defense
Grant Hartin and Drew Deschneau give Irondale two returning defensemen with actual production — 17 and 9 points. Rylan Remore’s 39 points are gone, so neither one replaces that by himself, but it’s not a position starting from zero either.
Goaltending
Henry Lockwood started almost every game last year and was good doing it — 12-8-1, a .902 save percentage, 3 shutouts. He’s back as a senior. This is the rare team in the section that doesn’t have a goaltending question mark.
Who to Watch
Calvin Urdahl steps into the No. 1 scoring role outright. Bodie Inselman is the name for the future — a 19-point freshman season is no fluke, and he’s got three more years left. Henry Lockwood gives Irondale a settled situation in net while almost everyone else in Section 4A is sorting that out.
What Irondale Needs to Replace
- Logan Forrest’s 53 points
- Rylan Remore’s 39 points and power-play scoring from defense
- Depth scoring from Gunnar Christy and Nico Cisneros
2026-27 Outlook
Irondale isn’t rebuilding so much as reshuffling. Calvin Urdahl and Griffin DeCoux give the offense a real top two, Bodie Inselman adds a player who should only get better, and Henry Lockwood is already proven in net. The numbers Forrest and Remore put up won’t be easy to replace as a pair, but this isn’t a team replacing its identity — just its leading scorer.
Statistics reflect the 2025-26 regular season and Section 4A playoffs.
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