Fantasy Summary
Athletic goaltender with good size. Long-term project like most goalies.
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March 2022 – Since turning pro this season, Vomacka has had nothing less than a disappointment of a season with the Florida Everblades in the ECHL. The 22-year-old fifth-round pick has a .895 save percentage and a 3.28 goals-against average in 20 starts this season. It could just take a season or two for Vomacka to get adjusted to the professional game, but it is still a letdown when you also consider that Florida has been a top-five team in the league this year. Vomacka needs to be ready to claim the Everblades’ starting goalie role as his own heading into next season to get his development back on track. Curtis Rines
May 2021 – Vomacka closed out his final season in UConn as he has signed the ELC with the Predators. He led the way in goal for the Huskies for the second straight season suiting up for 23 outings and recording a 2.84 goals-against average, a stark increase from his last campaign. Vomacka will most like look to step up to the next level in the AHL in 2021-22. Nicholas Kawka
March 2020 – Vomacka has been shining in goal this season for the Huskies. With a 15-15-3 record, he has been a big reason why UConn has been as competitive as they have been most of the year. He has seen plenty of action this season as his workload has increased from 15 games last season to 33 this year. Vomacka has always had the size and it looks like he is showing promise that he can handle the rigors as the leading man in the crease, which is an encouraging sign. Nicholas Kawka
December 2019 – Vomacka has taken on the starting duties at UConn this year. He’d played in all, but one game this season thus far and has fared well for the middle of the pack UConn squad. In only his second season in the NCAA, Vomacka still remains a long-term project in the Predators system with a decent upside. Nicholas Kawka
March 2019 – Vomacka had a very good freshman campaign for the UConn Huskies, starting in fifteen games and posting a .922 save percentage. The 19-year-old goaltender from the Czech Republic should be building on his impressive freshman campaign. He has been trending upwards ever since the Predators selected him in the fifth round, 154th overall in 2017. Vomacka could be a very good pick for the Predators in a few years. Matt Somma
November 2018 – Vomacka has started in two games for the UConn Huskies in 2018. He has a 1-1 record and carries an impressive .944 save percentage through two games. Vomacka is one of three goalies on the Huskies’ roster, so it’s not likely that he’ll see a lot of starts, but these two games are encouraging. He’ll likely take all four years of college to develop. Matt Somma
January 2018 – Vomacka has had a reasonable start to his USHL career. The athletic goaltender ranks 18th in the USHL with a .894 save percentage in 23 appearances with the Lincoln Stars. His 3.10 goals against average ranks 20th in the league, which is not bad considering the Stars are struggling this season. Vomacka consistently faces a high volume of shots and has still compiled three shutouts. Vomacka is committed to the University of Connecticut next season where he will continue to develop his game. He is an athletic goaltender with good size, and he will continue to get stronger as he develops in the NCAA. He is able to use his size and skating ability to push through the crease, allowing him to make athletic saves and always stay in position. Vomacka has the tools to be an NHL goalie one day, but he is still a few years away from joining the Milwaukee Admirals. Tyler Halsey
| Attributes | |
|---|---|
| Fantasy Upside | 4.5 |
| NHL Certainty | 4.5 |
| Country | CZE |
| Position | G |
| Roster Type | Free Agent |
| Shoot/Glove | Left |
| Date of Birth | May 2, 1999 |
| Height | 6‘3” |
| Weight | 165 lbs |
| Drafted | 2017 Round 5; Overall: 154 |
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