SEWELL, N.J. — The Philadelphia Rebels have added defenseman Mike Leuthold to their roster for the 2026-27 season. Leuthold, a 17-year-old native of Wallingford, Pennsylvania, joins the Rebels after three seasons with the Philadelphia Jr. Flyers organization and most...

The Philadelphia Rebels (6-6-1-0) travel to Danbury Ice Arena on Wednesday for a 4 p.m. matchup against the Danbury Hat Tricks (4-7-0-0). Philadelphia looks to snap a two-game losing streak, led offensively by Timmy Donohue (11 points), Paxton Couture (10 points) and Broxton Ingle (nine points). Danbury is led by Brent Beswick and Tristan Konobelj, who have 15 points apiece, while Gus Rabe leads the team with eight goals. The Rebels enter the contest sixth in the East Division with 13 points, five ahead of the eighth-place Hat Tricks.

The Rebels battled back twice in the third period behind goals from Broxton Ingle and Cam Wilson but fell 3-2 in overtime to Johnstown on Friday night. Ben Varsa made 45 saves, while Timmy Donohue and Paxton Couture each recorded two assists.

The Philadelphia Rebels (6-5-0-0) travel to Johnstown this weekend for their first two meetings of the season with the Tomahawks (3-4-3-2). Coming off a 4-3 shootout victory over Northeast, the Rebels are led offensively by Mikey Conlon and Timmy Donohue, while goaltenders Ben Varsa and Mathieu Raymond both rank among the NAHL’s top 20 in goals-against average. Philadelphia enters the series fifth in the East Division, three points ahead of seventh-place Johnstown.

The Philadelphia Rebels earned their third shootout victory of the season Saturday night, defeating the Northeast Generals 4-3 at Hollydell Ice Arena. Goals from Timmy Donohue, Dylan Moran and Broxton Ingle gave Philadelphia a 3-0 lead before Northeast scored three unanswered goals in the third period to force overtime. Donohue and Mikey Conlon scored in the shootout, while Mathieu Raymond made three shootout saves to secure the win.