Defensemen
Charlie Morrison
A physically imposing defenseman who skates well for his size.
Ethan MacKenzie
Left-shot two-way defender who defends with an early gap, scans on retrievals, and moves pucks cleanly. Offense projects via exits, secondary assists, and spot power play touches.
Ben MacBeath
A mobile-defender who blends mobility, size, and skill. He needs more work defensively, but his offensive should get selected inside the top two rounds at the 2026 NHL Draft.
Samu Alalauri
A well-rounded two-way defender with a good mobility and some offensive upside. Plays with a physical edge.
Jakub Vanecek
Left-shot, 6-2 puck-mover who broke out as a WHL rookie and produced at the U18 Worlds. An offensive defenseman whose stock has been climbing toward the early rounds.
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.
Kyle Masters
A puck-moving defenseman with great vision and offensive upside.
Lucas Ambrosio
A raw, NHL-sized defender who could be a bottom-four shutdown blueliner if development breaks right.
Tomas Galvas
A high-end skating defender who kills plays effectively.