Centers
Jake Fisher
Reliable middle-six centerman who transitioned well to college
Jake O’Brien
Quick, intelligent playmaker with room to grow into his 6-2 frame
Noah Dower Nilsson
A finesse offensive player with a solid defensive foundation. He needs extra development time to improve his skills and become anything more than a career SHL player.
Charlie Cerrato
A two-way centre with a decent developing offensive side.
Theodor Niederbach
An extremely smart and skilled offensive player with top-six upside. A pass-first type player with high-end playmaking abilities. A natural center but there are some concerns about his ability to play down the middle at the pro level.
Petr Sikora
A skilled playmaking two-way center who plays like a power forward agitator. Has a high motor and is a strong puck handler with good hands.
Stephen Halliday
The knock on him to date has been that he does not use his size enough and plays on the perimeter. Mix in average skating and Halliday has relied on his above-average playmaking abilities to have the success he has had so far.
Ethan Procyszyn
A big, strong, physical center with average skating skills. Defensively responsible and will struggle to succeed at the next level without improving his skating ability—projects as a bottom-six forward who could see time on the penalty kill.
Rieger Lorenz
Quick-footed two-way forward with high-end compete and net-front abilities. Offensive tools need work, but could become a decent complementary middle-six piece.
Landon Sim
A gritty center who is unafraid to get under the opponent's skin. Projects as a bottom-six forward with some offensive upside.