Season Recap: Atlanta Madhatters Conclude 2025-26 USPHL Elite Season

The Atlanta Madhatters wrapped up their 2025–26 campaign in the USPHL Elite Atlantic Division with a season defined by hard work, development, and moments of strong offensive production. Competing in a tough division, the Hatters finished with a 12-30-1 record and 25 points across 43 games, continuing to battle through a competitive schedule that included some of the league’s top programs.

Offensively, the Madhatters were led by Ethan Finlay, who paced the team with 39 points (24 goals, 15 assists) in 40 games. Finlay’s scoring touch was a consistent spark for Atlanta throughout the season.

Vincent Lattaruolo followed closely with 36 points (16 goals, 20 assists) in 42 games, while Tyler Mason contributed 27 points, including four overtime goals to lead the team in clutch moments. Marek Klos (26 points), Roman Barnes (25 points), and Jeremy Godbee (24 points) also played key roles in driving the Madhatters’ offense throughout the year.

On the blue line, Hunter Pipe and Ben Craft logged heavy minutes while contributing offensively, combining for 25 points from the defensive corps while helping anchor Atlanta’s defensive play.

In goal, the Madhatters relied on a trio of netminders throughout the season. Foster Lavallee led the group with 697 saves across 24 appearances, providing stability in net against some of the league’s highest-powered offenses.

Despite the challenges of a long season, the Madhatters showed their resilience with several notable performances, including high-scoring wins such as an 8–5 victory over the P.A.L. Jr Islanders and a 7–4 road win against the Red Bank Generals late in the year.

Head Coach Jason Lindsay emphasized the growth and effort the group showed throughout the season.

“This group battled every day and represented the Madhatters the right way,” said Lindsay. “We saw a lot of players grow as competitors and teammates over the course of the season. I’m proud of the effort they brought to the rink and the way they supported each other through the highs and lows.”

The organization also recognized the many people who supported the team throughout the year.

“None of this happens without the support behind the scenes,” Lindsay added. “We’re grateful to our players, their families, our staff, and everyone who helped make this season possible.”

The Madhatters organization extends a heartfelt thank you to the players, families, fans, staff, Head Coach Jason Lindsay, the USPHL, PNY Sports Arena, and ASM Hockey Group for their dedication and support throughout the 2025–26 season.

While the season has come to a close, the memories, friendships, and lessons built along the way will continue to carry forward for everyone who wore the Madhatters crest.