Goaltenders
Erik Portillo
A tall goaltender who has demonstrated NHL potential. Named a USHL First-Team All-Star in 2020.
Hugo Alnefelt
Athletic netminder with the ability to make highlight reel saves, Alnefelt owns the potential to eventually become a solid 1A/1B goaltender at the NHL level.
Ivan Prosvetov
A big, athletic goalie settling into a consistent backup role
Ruslan Khazheyev
An aggressive goalie for his size, Khazheyev loves to use his strong skating ability while in the net to move from post to post. Could stand to be more conservative while in net. Projects to make the move to North America within the next 2-3 years
Patrik Hamrla
Great size and his ability to move within the crease has seriously helped his development. Might be a little capped in his path to the NHL right now but has true 1B starter potential.
Jakub Vondras
Big goalie with a lot of athleticism. Needs to learn how to improve positioning so as not to rely solely on his natural athleticism to make saves.
Stanislav Berezhnoy
A potential NHL goaltender with size and upside. In North America, he will look to climb the depth chart.
Ethan Haider
Modern day goaltender possessing size and lateral ability. An intriguing project.
Nick Malik
A butterfly goalie with good size, superb reflexes, good puck skills, and NHL bloodlines. Has already had success at the men’s level at a young age. Potential to become a starting goalie at the NHL level.
Jesper Vikman
It’s all about potential and tools for the large framed Vikman. He’s poised, has a fair amount of high level experience for his age, and could find himself as a 1B/backup option in the NHL someday if things fall his way.