Centers
Brayden Schuurman
Undersized forward with a good shot and goal-scoring instincts. Needs to clean up his stride and round out his game away from the puck.
Mathew Ward
Undersized but tenacious forward with good mobility. Will need to add strength to his frame but he could eventually grow into an energy player with some offensive upside at the pro level.
Marc McLaughlin
Most likely a bottom-six center with a moderate offensive ceiling. He is a strong skater and sound positionally. Could play net-front on the power play and kill penalties. Good defensively, which could see him as a passenger on an offensively skilled line. Doesn't shoot much, but should get you a hit every other game.
Glenn Gawdin
Two-way C who could one day be an effective bottom-six NHLer.
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.
Ryan Greene
Defensive-minded center with pace and compete. Great one-on-one attacker but struggles when faced with opposition. Potential middle-six pivot with elite chance-suppressing numbers.
Kent Johnson
A potential top-line center who thinks the game at a high level. He is crafty, creative, and can create dangerous plays. He has all the offensive tools to be an elite center in the NHL but will need to build a bigger frame.
Riley Kidney
A very crafty forward that uses his high-end puck skills to create offensive opportunities for himself and his teammates.
Jiri Kulich
Solid two-way center with good size and skating ability. Makes good reads in the offensive zone but needs to continue to add strength to his frame.
Lucas Mercuri
Mercuri is a solid two-way player who possesses offensive upside. He shows the ability to create with both his passing and his shooting. A smart player off the puck, he can get to the scoring areas to use his NHL-caliber shot. Provides some physicality that can help in leagues that value hits as part of their scoring system