Fife Flyers have added a second new Canadian skater to their roster for the forthcoming ice hockey season.

Cameron Hough has signed after a breaking season with Peterborough Phantoms in the NIHL.

The 25-year old set a new league record with 64 goals last season in a 101-point season - and coach Tim Wallace believes he has what it takes to step up to the Elite League.

He said: “Cam is a great skater with a natural ability to find the back of the net. His pace and versatility allow him to impact the game in a lot of different situations, and he has shown steady improvement year after year. I believe he has another level to reach, and I expect him to be an important player for us this season.”

Cameron Hough (right) in action last season (Pic: Tony Johnson)

placeholder image — Cameron Hough (right) in action last season (Pic: Tony Johnson)

Born in Uxbridge, Ontario, Hough has spent the past two seasons icing with Peterborough.

His career has taken him to the OHL and also the ECHL where he iced with Knoxville Ice Bears over two seasons before making the move to Europe where he joined Tours in France.

Hough is the second import signed by Wallace. Chase Dubois was announced last week, joining the club after two seasons with Briançon, France’s Ligue Magnus.

This week also saw Keaton Jameson - arguably one of the stand out players last season - depart for Dundee Stars.