Centers
Jordan Gustafson
Speedy forward with good hockey sense and vision in the offensive zone. Has potential to develop into a middle-six forward at the NHL level.
Patrick Guay
An undersized late bloomer with strong skating ability, decent vision and competitiveness, and a quick, snappy shot. The question is whether his competitiveness and NHL bloodlines will be enough to overcome his small stature at the pro level.
Nate Danielson
Hardworking two-way center with good size and mobility. Possesses a strong shot and some goal scoring upside but will have to diversify his offensive attack to reach his full potential.
Garrett Pilon
Pilon has progressed every year since being drafted in the third round and appears to have the skills to produce pro results
Henrik Borgström
Middle-six center. Dual-threat because he can make plays and finish them as well. An offensive Swiss-Army knife.
Logan Brown
Big center who has most of his scoring chances in front of the net. Generates not much on offence but could be a complimentary piece with faster players on his wing.
Kenny Connors
Two-way forward with a strong defensive stick and great awareness. Needs to work on his offensive toolbox but possesses a lethal one-timer and can play in all situations.
Ryan MacPherson
Competitive two-way forward.
Matthew Perkins
Intelligent two-way pivot, who can play on the wing.
Oliver Tärnström
Tärnström is a quick skater who makes good decisions to create offense.