BOISE, Idaho – The Idaho Steelheads, ECHL affiliate of the Dallas Stars, announced that the club has re-signed defenseman Jason Horvath to a contract for the 2025-26 season.
Horvath, 25, enters his fourth professional season, second with Idaho, after skating in 22 games for the Steelheads last year notching 12 assists. He played 10 games with the Maine Mariners before being traded to the Reading Royals. Horvath was acquired by the Steelheads from the Royals for future considerations on Jan. 14.
The Russell, Ontario native has played parts of four seasons in the ECHL appearing in 114 career games collecting 37 points (2g-35a) spending time with Idaho, Maine, Trois-Rivières and Rapid City.
Prior to professional hockey, Horvath spend four seasons in the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League from 2017-21 splitting time with Shawnigan and Halifax totaling 64 points (10g-54a) in 209 career games with 199 penalty minutes.
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