Will Felicio has long been one of the top '06 defensemen from New England. At 5-foot-10 and 161 pounds, his offensive prowess precedes his reputation. It started at Mount St. Charles, as the Holden, Mass., native was a standout on the 14U and 15O teams before moving to the USHL to play for the Madison...
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Will Felicio has long been one of the top '06 defensemen from New England. At 5-foot-10 and 161 pounds, his offensive prowess precedes his reputation.
It started at Mount St. Charles, as the Holden, Mass., native was a standout on the 14U and 15O teams before moving to the USHL to play for the Madison Capitols after he was tendered. He was traded midway through this past season to the Waterloo Black Hawks.
The next stop was supposed to be Denver, the school he was committed to. That's no longer the case.
Felicio de-committed from the Pioneers and is now set on going to Michigan. He will begin play in the fall.
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Last summer, Felicio represented Team USA at the Hlinka-Gretzky Cup. He won a bronze medal and was a standout on defense, scoring three goals and adding two assists in five games. He was supposed to be in 11th grade during this past season, but accelerated to be a senior in order to go to begin college in 2024-25.
Felicio posted four goals and 28 points in 55 games for Madison in 2022-23. He had five goals and 13 points in 23 games with Madison this season, before being dealt to Waterloo. In his time with the Black Hawks, he had five goals and 16 points in 31 games.
Felicio is also a 2024 NHL Draft prospect.
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