BOSTON, Mass. -- It was fitting that Philadelphia Little Flyers' forward Zach Felser notched his 100th career EHL point as part of a four-point game, and while leading his team to an 8-4 victory over South Division rival Philadelphia Revolution on Feb. 1.  Felser, a 1994 birth year player from Sylvania, Ohio, has put up a multitude of multi-point games and helped lead his team to a similar amount of victories since he arrived on the EHL scene two years ago.  Felser and Walpole's Frankie Cefalu are the only current EHL players operating above the century mark in points.

"He has been a key building block in the Little Flyer program turnaround," said Little Flyers head coach Rocky Russo.  "He was one of the first players that I signed after taking the job and he has been vital to our success."

Felser led his team and ranked second in the EHL in assists (42) last year, in addition to finishing the 2013-14 scoring race fourth in points (61).  He was poised for a huge final season of Junior hockey but was set back by early season injuries that kept him out of a number of games.  Once his health returned, Felser has battled back to his 2013-14 form in time for the Little Flyers' playoff run. He has points in 11 of the last 12 games and has put up 22 points during that span.

A sure-fire NCAA commitment is in the works as Felser is considering his academic options, but in the meantime he has a few more points and a few more victories in the works as his Junior career winds down.