The Atlanta Madhatters stayed perfect on the season with a 3-1 road win over the Connecticut Jr. Rangers on Saturday night at Chelsea Piers North.

The Atlanta Madhatters look to keep the momentum rolling Saturday night in their second game of the 2025-26 USPHL Elite season, once again squaring off against the Connecticut Jr. Rangers.

His experience and poise in the crease make him a veteran presence in the locker room, and he’s coming off a season that saw him post a .892 save percentage across 14 games, including a shutout performance.

The East Sandwich, MA native spent last year with the Madhatters Elite team, appearing in 34 games and gaining valuable USPHL experience.

A 2007-born blueliner from Acworth, GA, Long has been a steady presence on the back end throughout his development.

The 18-year-old New Jersey native joined the Madhatters Elite squad last year, appearing in 30 games while contributing on both ends of the ice.

The 6’2” Kitchener, Ontario native was a steady presence in goal for Atlanta last season, appearing in 11 games and posting a .907 save percentage.

Klos, a native of Canton, GA, has been a key piece of the Madhatters program for several years, developing through the organization from the 14U level up to the USPHL Elite team.