FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. – The Fayetteville Marksmen, proud members of the SPHL, announced Wednesday that they have signed forward Vinny Servizzi for the 2026-27 season.

Servizzi, 25, from St. Louis, Mo., comes to the SPHL after a four-year career at NCAA D-III Alvernia University. Over 93 games with the Wolves, Servizzi recorded 38 points (17 g, 21 a).

“200-foot relentless work ethic is what Vinnie brings,” said Head Coach Garrett Rutledge. “I’m very excited to see him in a Marksmen uniform and see his game develop in the SPHL.”

Prior to his collegiate career, Servizzi showed his scoring prowess at prestigious Chaminade College Prep in Missouri, a school that has produced talents like Matthew and Brady Tkachuk, Paul Stastney, and Ben Bishop in the NHL. Over three years at Chaminade, Servizzi produced 54 points (20 g, 34 a) in 42 games.

“I am super excited for the opportunity to play pro hockey for Coach Rutledge and in front of the fans in Fayetteville,” said Servizzi. “I can’t wait to meet the guys and get this started.”

The Marksmen are preparing for the 2026-27 season before they take the ice again in October. Secure your season tickets today at marksmenhockey.com

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