Canada
Tyler Benson
In part due to injuries, questions will remain as to whether he projects to be an above average, physical second-line winger or a bottom-six energy player.
Layton Ahac
Skilled defenseman that thinks the game at a high level and could become an NHL lifer because of his two-way style of play. His skating is the only thing that is really holding him back, but he has a lot of time to improve that area of his game.
Joel Teasdale
A defensively responsible forward with strong and gritty puck handling skills that only enhance his ability of driving the play to the net.
Hunter Jones
As a goalie, he is not likely to make an NHL impact for a few years, but Jones displays good reflexes, solid positioning and a good glove hand. If he continues to develop, with improved recovery and puck handling, Jones could challenge for a starting job one day in the NHL
Mason Shaw
While Shaw has significant offensive potential, knee injuries resulting in a lost season rarely work out perfectly, and his development may have taken a major hit. A full recovery from the injury could warrant middle-6 potential, but for now he's got a bit of a hill to overcome.
Carter Savoie
A good skater who possesses a wicked shot. Savoie seems to have the puck on a string and he is always looking to attack offensively.
Connor Corcoran
Stay at home defenseman gradually adding offense to his game.
Tyler Angle
Quick, skilled center who works hard and can create offense.
Matthew Phillips
Has the speed and skill to be a Top-six NHL forward.