Canada
Domenic DiVincentiis
An athletic, agile goaltender with good size. Great mobility in the crease with excellent technique. Needs to improve rebound control and ability to fight through traffic.
Jack Finley
A big-framed, smooth-skating centerman who can play a solid role on the defensive side of the game. Finley does have a strong offensive upside as well.
Gabriel Fortier
Two-way forward with good pace and overall offensive skills. Works hard and shows potential to be a top-nine NHL forward.
Jaret Anderson-Dolan
A highly competitive, hard-working center who plays a fast game. Projects as a bottom-six forward with limited offensive upside.
Colby Barlow
A physically mature goal-scoring winger with a lethal one-timer and elite shooting ability. Lacks playmaking skills and needs to work on off-puck positioning to avoid becoming a one-dimensional goal scorer. Proper development could turn one of the best pure shooters of the 2023 NHL Entry Draft into a high-floor/high-ceiling top-six elite goal-scoring power forward with PP1 and PK usage.
Nolan Foote
Big-bodied winger with good puck skills and a heavy shot, needs to work on his skating ability but projects as a solid middle six winger with upside as a powerplay specialist.
Chase Stillman
Energy forward with alluring two-way elements and middle-six offensive upside.
Cameron Allen
Two-way blueliner with inconsistent hockey sense who defends well and drives play from the back end. Possesses good mobility and competes hard, projecting as a potential middle-pairing defenseman at the NHL-level.
Tyson Foerster
He has an elite shot, with a 40+ goal upside and will be a factor on the power play. He has good size and doesn’t shy away from the physical part of the game.
Ryan McAllister
An undrafted late-bloomer with dynamic offensive instincts. His average frame and skating may hold him back at the NHL but he has scored buckets of points at every level so far.