Defensemen
Jonny Tychonick
A smooth skating defenceman who utilizes his mobile playing style on the power play. Potential power play quarterback at the NHL level.
Layton Ahac
Skilled defenseman that thinks the game at a high level and could become an NHL lifer because of his two-way style of play. His skating is the only thing that is really holding him back, but he has a lot of time to improve that area of his game.
Jacob Truscott
A mobile, two-way defender with decent offensive upside.
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.
Simon Johansson
An offensive blue-liner who does his best work with the man advantage. Possesses a good shot, accurate but not overpowering. Possibly a second power-play option at the NHL level. Production will likely rely on time with the man advantage.
Kim Nousiainen
A very smart but undersized offensive defenseman. Has been working on his defensive game and decision-making to avoid unnecessary risks.
Connor Corcoran
Stay at home defenseman gradually adding offense to his game.
Markus Niemeläinen
Towering defender whose development hasn't gone as planned and is struggling to make an impact offensively.
Erik Hjorth
A towering defender with a large wingspan who projects to be a two-way defender with good mobility. Capable of providing some offense.
Robbie Stucker
It will be a long road to the NHL for this late seventh round pick, but Stucker has solid offensive skills and won’t hurt himself on defense. Check back as his USHL and NCAA careers progress.