Centers
Austin Wong
A small, aggravating forward who is always looking for a big hit. Plays hard but doesn’t contribute offensively
Josh Lopina
A good two-way center who is strong at the dot, will block shots, and chip in offensively in a bottom-six role.
Jay O’Brien
O'Brien is blessed with terrific speed, a strong desire to win puck battles, and loves to shoot the puck whenever he can
Cole Knuble
A physical, dominant net-front presence. Competes at a high level making up for lack of size. A quick decision-maker capable of creating scoring chances from all areas of the offensive zone. Projects as a bottom-six forward at the NHL level.
Gavin Hain
Lacks skating speed, injury prone. He has shown signs of untapped offensive potential when healthy.
Nathan Gaucher
Big two-way forward with a great scoring touch around the net. Needs to learn to utilize his physical tools more efficiently to fulfill his potential as a top-six NHL forward.
Albin Sundsvik
A big bodied center, this Swede plays a smart 200-foot game and possesses underrated offensive talent.
Dylan Peterson
A center with all the tools and the physical gifts that you could ask for from skating to size. He projects to the NHL well, having the ability to play up and down the lineup and some ability to play all three forward positions.
Ryder Donovan
He has a unique package of vision, size and skating that is a very tantalizing mixture. If he's able to work out consistency issues he could end up as a middle-six option, similar to Kevin Hayes, down the road.
Noah Dower Nilsson
An intelligent center with well-rounded tools, Dower Nilsson needs to learn to consistently use his motor and refine his physical tools to project to the NHL.