United States of America
Jacob Fowler
What Fowler lacks in mobility and fluidity, he makes up for in anticipation, tracking, and comfortable puck handling and passing, Boston College will be a good environment to optimize his development.
William Whitelaw
William Whitelaw is a highly skilled and diverse offensive threat who remains very raw in his habits and consistency.
Danny Nelson
Nelson is a big centerman who can be a strong net-front presence but is limited in NHL projection, likely topping out as a fourth-line center.
Trey Augustine
Technically sound and composed goaltender who is fluid in his movements. Will need to improve his tracking abilities but has the tools to become a quality NHL netminder.
Gavin Brindley
Undersized but tenacious forward with fantastic speed and agility. Can make plays under pressure and gets to the dirty areas to pressure opposing defenses. Projects as a middle-six NHL forward.
Charlie Stramel
Power forward with great size and strength who can also play a skilled game. Needs to add quickness but has the shooting ability and offensive IQ to succeed at the next level.
Oliver Moore
Two-way forward with a quick release and elite skating ability. Versatile and energetic game gives him potential as a high-end middle-six forward at the NHL level.
Reilly Walsh
Tenacious, quick and shifty blue line sniper with ample scoring upside.
Ryan Healey
Offensively talented blueliner who plays an aggressive game in all three zones. Will need to improve his mobility and refine his decision making but possesses NHL potential.
Jack Peart
Mobile blueliner with good defensive instincts and puck-moving ability. His refined game and skating ability give him potential as a top-four defenseman at the NHL level.