Defensemen
Michael Buchinger
Mobile two-way defender who moves the puck efficiently. Potential 4-6 defenceman at the NHL level.
Marc-Andre Gaudet
Two-way defensemen with a hard shot. Although he is excellent in transition, his skating is a worry.
Domenick Fensore
A skilled but small defenseman who has played at a high level throughout his young career. He brings offensive production through points, but won’t add much in hits.
Jorian Donovan
His size, skating and pedigree have exceeded his actual play on the ice so far in his young career. He just needs more time to improve and develop in the OHL.
Tyler Kleven
A big, mobile blueliner who likes to throw the big hit. Needs to work on his puck skills but the size and skating package is intriguing.
Theo Lindstein
Defensive minded blueliner with a quality point shot and understated offensive instincts. Continuing to improve his pace and play-reading abilities will help him reach his potential as a top-four defenseman.
Hoyt Stanley
Very mobile defender who possesses the ability to break out of his own end with a good pass or skating it out on his own.
Arseni Koromyslov
Koromyslov has the raw tools to be a useful defenceman at the next level, likely lower down the lineup. He skates well and has a big frame, also possessing good puck skills which all combined makes him an effective transition player. As of right now, his offensive potential seems limited but if he can refine his game and add to his toolkit, that could possibly change.
Tyson Hinds
A big defenseman who is mobile and likes to push the pace, he sees the ice well and could be a top four, second power play quarterback.