Canada
Harrison Brunicke
Smart two-way defenceman with solid mobility, polished habits and flashes of a growing offensive game. Production is unimpressive, but the tools scream second-pair, do-it-all blue-liner.
Benjamin Kindel
Quick and cerebral playmaker with strong defensive instincts
Brady Martin
Bull in a China shop. Comes packed with skill, skating power, and raw strength
Jack Ivankovic
Despite his size and questionable consistency, from his brain to his technical skills, has all the tools to be an NHL goalie.
Matthew Wood
A big-bodied forward with a booming shot and above-average playmaking abilities. His skating is a notable deficiency, but he still has the potential to be a first-line winger with PP1 upside.
Michael Misa
Smart, two-way center with excellent speed and shot.
Riley Heidt
Creative and intelligent playmaker who displays a strong work-ethic. Has great speed and overall mobility, projecting as a top-six offensive driver at the NHL level.
Roger McQueen
Big, right-shot top-six center prospect whose fantasy value comes from the rare mix of reach, finishing touch, and puck skill for a 6-6 frame. His freshman year at Providence, 27 points in 36 games, Hockey East Rookie of the Year honors, and Anaheim sending him to San Diego on an AHL amateur tryout all point to a high-upside scorer who still needs more pro reps before he is ready to cash in on that ceiling.
Porter Martone
A big winger with an edge and a huge bag of tricks. Projects as a top-6 power forward. He should find minutes on a league-worst NHL powerplay to end the 2025-26 season.