Canada
Antoine Dorion
A power forward with an excellent net-front presence.
Gavin McKenna
The most effortless scorer we've ever seen at the WHL. Will continue to use his elite brain to out-think team defenses and his elite shot to terrorize goalies—no matter what level.
Keaton Verhoeff
A big right-handed defenceman who can do it all: skate, shoot, pass, and defend, all at a high level. Has all the makings of a true NHL No.1.
Philippe Veilleux
Lower-pace--though nevertheless electrifying--offensive forward with a diverse arsenal that covers up his spotty all-around game.
Peyton Kettles
Physically imposing and a solid skater, he struggles on retrievals and effectively moving the puck out of the DZ.
Alex Huang
Poised and efficient in all three zones, though has struggled to establish himself as more than a puck-mover.
Reese Hamilton
From his handling and skating, to his brain and positioning, his efficient game is strong across the board, though lacking a standout skill and a willingness to create for himself.
Jack Ivankovic
Despite his size and questionable consistency, from his brain to his technical skills, has all the tools to be an NHL goalie.
Joshua Ravensbergen
A towering goalie with strong fundamentals. However, will have to prove that his rebound control and read of the play are up to NHL standard.
Quinn Beauchesne
An explosive skater with a big shot that he loves to leverage