Sweden
Adam Wilsby
Offensive defender with second powerplay potential.
Filip Ekberg
Slight in stature and sharp as a whip, Ekberg parlayed his high-end playmaking into an explosive offensive finish this season.
Sascha Boumedienne
Mobile, two-way defenceman with a booming shot, though may need the PP to be effective at higher levels.
Elias Salomonsson
An offense-minded defenseman with excellent vision and passing skills. Has the potential to be a top-four NHL defenseman and can run a powerplay unit. The defensive side needs some work, as being over-aggressive in his end leads to missed coverage.
Noah Östlund
Dynamic offensive player with great speed and puck-handling ability. Needs to round out his game and get to the inside more consistently but he has NHL level skill.
Anton Wahlberg
Wahlberg is a powerful centreman who dominates in transition, plays a refined defensive game, and has shown impressive offensive creativity and goalscoring ability.
Isak Rosén
A speedy, shifty scorer who can drive play in open ice and execute flashy individual moves to create offense. Possesses a quick shot. Needs to improve his defensive game and can be too passive while away from the puck.
Oskar Olausson
Two-way winger with a good release. Projects as a scoring forward with second-line upside if he can stay healthy.
Albert Wikman
An excellent skater whose game is built around his mobility and frame. While his offensive skillset is not the most robust, he could put up points when relied upon. He could become an NHLer who can produce on the bottom pair in sheltered minutes.
Olof Glifford
A sizeable 6-5 goaltender who moves well and has solid fundamentals. Glifford needs to work on over-adjusting and playing closer to his size. He has a long way to making the NHL but could one day be an all-star netminder if he pieces all of his tools together