Nicholas Kempf
Technically-sound netminder with great footwork. Lacks composure and puts himself in situations that require sprawling saves, but has upside as an occasional starter.
Joaquim Lemay
Lemay is a two-way defenseman who can skate and pass under pressure. In the offense zone he can set up plays well but needs to improve in all aspects
Tory Pitner
An intelligent defensive defenseman whose tools need to catch up to the processing to unlock #4 or #5 defenseman upside.
Everett Baldwin
While not an overpowering needle-mover offensively, Baldwin uses his feet, brain, and stick to consistently make the right play at both ends of the ice.
Sam Laurila
A two-way defenseman who put in work after being passed over in his first year of draft eligibility.
Ashton Schultz
Skilled, smart but perimeter-leaning forward.
Anthony Allain-Samaké
A strong skater and sensible activator, his mentality over his tools is what impresses.
Bruno Idzan
A heady player with a heavy shot, his hard skills and timing could be leveraged even more with skating improvements.
L.J. Mooney
A tenacious speed-demon with a powerful shot, Mooney has everything you want out of a smaller player, but will need to find the middle more consistently to find success.
Alex Huang
Poised and efficient in all three zones, though has struggled to establish himself as more than a puck-mover.