Teddy Stiga
A true do-it-all player that uses his great hockey sense to meet whatever the play demands of him. Getting his overall athleticism up can lead to serious top-6 potential.
Max Plante
High-pace playmaker who shows flashes of elite hockey sense. Lack of size and inconsistency make him a boom-or-bust prospect with top-six upside.
Massimo Rizzo
Silky hands and a penchant for creative playmaking, though only an average skater. Top-six upside but might be a long wait.
Hoyt Stanley
Very mobile defender who possesses the ability to break out of his own end with a good pass or skating it out on his own.
Dylan Peterson
A center with all the tools and the physical gifts that you could ask for from skating to size. He projects to the NHL well, having the ability to play up and down the lineup and some ability to play all three forward positions.
Matthew Perkins
Intelligent two-way pivot, who can play on the wing.
Hudson Malinoski
An underrated playmaker with a strong shot but needs to work on his skating. Bottom-six upside.
William Whitelaw
William Whitelaw is a highly skilled and diverse offensive threat who remains very raw in his habits and consistency.
Charlie Stramel
Power forward with great size and strength who can also play a skilled game. Needs to add quickness but has the shooting ability and offensive IQ to succeed at the next level.
Oliver Moore
Two-way forward with a quick release and elite skating ability. Versatile and energetic game gives him potential as a high-end middle-six forward at the NHL level.