Jackson Stocker Traded to Idaho Falls Spud Kings

CIPM client Jackson Stocker has a new NAHL home. The Idaho Falls Spud Kings have acquired the 2008-born forward from the Odessa Jackalopes.

Odessa took Stocker 154th overall in the 2026 NAHL Entry Draft. Now he moves to an Idaho Falls program that is building its NAHL identity and adding young talent.

Stocker, a left-shot forward from St. Peters, Missouri, comes up through the St. Louis hockey pipeline. He spent the last two seasons with the St. Louis AAA Blues. As a 16U player in 2024-25 he had 24 goals and 49 points in 55 games. He followed that with 26 goals and 49 points in 57 games at the 18U level in 2025-26. Before that, he had 37 points in 38 games with the Madison Capitols 15U AAA. He also played high school hockey at St. John Vianney.

Stocker gets to the dirty areas, plays with pace, and keeps producing everywhere he goes. Now Idaho Falls gets a forward who has been a consistent point producer at every level.

Stocker started the month with the BCHL's Okotoks Oilers and now is heading to Idaho Falls.

Congratulations to Jackson on the next step in his journey.

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