Russia
Viktor Fedorov
Left-shot, play-driving center who thrives on give-and-go support, inside-lane timing, and small-area deception. Top-six upside with points from five-on-five creation and PP touches; peripherals will depend on usage.
Maxim Berezkin
A power forward with strong goal scoring abilities. His skating will need to improve if he hopes to be a middle-six winger in the NHL in the future
Ivan Fedotov
Has shown a high level of consistency. He is a technically sound, athletic goaltender for his size. He has huge potential.
Pyotr Andreyanov
With exceptional athleticism and mobility, combined with strong vision and reactivity, has the potential to establish himself as a pro goalie.
Vyacheslav Peksa
Lean, athletic goaltender who relies on his reaction time and positioning to stop pucks. A long-term project who has displayed some upside early in his career.
Alexander Rykov
A strong defensive winger who flashes some impressive playmaking skill and passing plays, his offense could take off if he improves his evasiveness and handling, and if he varies his on and off-puck routes to play a less linear game.
Alexander Pelevin
Enforcer, shutdown defenseman who loves to throw his body weight around even though he isn’t the biggest player.
Mikhail Fyodorov
An undersized winger who skates well and plays hard. He has an offensive upside and is effective on the power play, but he needs to develop physically to make a significant impact as he advances up the ranks.
Maxim Mayorov
A massive, deliberate, and calculated goaltender.
Yuri Ivanov
The youngest goalie in his draft class features sound positioning, footwork, and athleticism.