Defensemen
Zayne Parekh
Parekh's game is one of dynamism, creativity, and surgical precision in his activations from the point, he is among the most skilled blueliners that Canada has produced since Cale Makar.
Sam Dickinson
Dickinson is a highly-effective defender, and stands out amongst his peers for his aggressiveness, defensive intelligence, and physicality.
Will Skahan
Raw, physical defenseman with range and mobility. Can close gaps well in transition, and plays aggressively. Decision-making needs to improve to unlock second-pair upside.
Calen Addison
Undersized puck-moving defenseman with high offensive upside. Likely a future power-play QB.
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.
Jeremy Langlois
A smart, puck-moving defenseman who has an excellent shot.
Hardy Häman Aktell
Two-way defenseman with good size and an intriguingly late developing skill set
Lucas Johansen
Johansen has the tool package to become a solid two-way defenseman and can chip in the offense when required
Mikhail Gulyayev
Undersized but dynamic puck moving defenseman who defends well despite his physical limitations. Could grow into a serviceable top-four defender with the ability to drive offense and quarterback a powerplay at the NHL level.
Nate Clurman
Defensive defenseman; wont put up points but can prevent them