Philippe Daoust
Has good offensive instincts and controls the puck well. His size forces him to the perimeter where he might struggle to produce at even-strength as he becomes a pro.
Elliot Desnoyers
A defense-first winger who is developing his offensive game. He excels as the puck hound on a line and does his best work away from the puck. He can play with skill and produce moderately as a complimentary piece.
Taylor Gauthier
Combines good size and strong skating to cover the net well. Considered a highly-talented goaltender who at times has lacked consistency.
Tyler Brennan
Large, composed netminder with accurate and controlled lateral movements, great reflexes and post coverage. Struggles with shots that are closer to his body, and can give up avoidable rebounds, but could become a fringe starter at the NHL level.
Topias Vilén
Sturdy defense-minded defenseman with issues on the passing side. Strong but under-utilized shot, great anticipation and stick-checking off the rush. Likely a bottom-pair or depth defenseman, but could add tools to his game in the next few years.
Isaak Phillips
A depth defenseman with a good combination of size and skating ability. Has limited offensive upside but could provide some value in multi-cat leagues.
Jackson Parsons
An undrafted organizational depth goaltender.
Riley Fiddler-Schultz
An undrafted, slowly rising late bloomer, capable of producing offense. Further development in the minors could lead to an NHL appearance in a bottom-six role.
Reid Schaefer
A versatile forward with power elements to his game. He has displayed some offensive upside and has a relatively safe floor as a bottom-six forward who could play up in a lineup, comparable to Lawson Crouse.
Jordan Gustafson
A speedy forward with good hockey sense and vision in the offensive zone. He has the potential to develop into a bottom-six forward at the NHL level, although injuries might hold him back.