SEWELL, N.J. — The Philadelphia Rebels have called up forward Jake Schultz to the active roster on Saturday. The move comes just nine days after he signed his tender agreement with the organization on Nov. 13.
Schultz joins the Rebels after most recently skating with the Philadelphia Hockey Club 18U team, where he has been a steady offensive presence this season, recording five points in four games.
A native of Edina, Minnesota, Schultz has developed through several strong programs en route to the junior level. He spent multiple seasons with the Philadelphia Flyers Elite, progressing from 13U through 16U and consistently producing strong numbers at every age group.
The Rebels are pleased to announce the call-up of forward Jake Schultz from the Philadelphia Hockey Club U18.
Welcome to the Rebellion, Jake!
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— Philadelphia Rebels (@PhillyRebels) November 22, 2025
In 2024–25, Schultz played for the Yale Jr. Bulldogs and Avon Old Farms School, collecting 14 points in 27 games during his prep season. Earlier this season, he earned brief NAHL experience with both the Janesville Jets and Chippewa Steel.
At 6-foot and 185 pounds, Schultz brings size and versatility. With Saturday’s call-up, he now gets his first opportunity to play with the Rebels.
Philadelphia concludes its three-game road trip on Saturday against the Johnstown Tomahawks, with puck drop set for 7 p.m.