Defensemen
Cameron Allen
Two-way blueliner with inconsistent hockey sense who defends well and drives play from the back end. Possesses good mobility and competes hard, projecting as a potential middle-pairing defenseman at the NHL-level.
Tomas Hamara
Solid two-way defender who likes to activate and join his team on the rush. Not a dynamic talent but has the potential to grow into a steady top-four defenseman at the pro level.
Vladislav Kolyachonok
Mobile two-way defender with a strong first pass. Great in both ends of the rink and is not afraid to get in the dirty areas of play. Value added in leagues that include hits and PIMs
Kashawn Aitcheson
Punishing defenceman that likes to fire the puck and jump in the rush
Marshall Warren
Smooth skater who makes an excellent first pass, Warren is efficient in transition and makes great passes once in the offensive zone. If he gets secondary power play time at the next level his offensive potential could jump.
Noel Fransen
Offensive-minded defenseman with sharp skating and a higher-than-average hockey IQ.
Brady Lyle
Offensively inclined defenseman with a tendency to shoot frequently.
Akito Hirose
An undersized defenseman who showcases strong puck-moving abilities, and disruptive defensive skills. Projects as a promising depth NHL option.
Daemon Hunt
Solid all-around defender plagued by injuries in his draft-eligible season. He can do a bit of everything and should be a valuable piece on any blueline.
Scott Morrow
A mobile, right-shot defender who can control the game in all three zones. He has all of the tools that the modern-day defender needs but concerns because he plays prep are present. If Morrow reaches his potential, there could be something special here.