Colten Ellis
An intriguing young goaltender with good mechanics who plays with composure, with strong positioning and quick reflexes.
Cole Reinhardt
Limited offensive ceiling. He is a very good skater that plays responsibly in all three zones. He is a good penalty killer, but he tops out as a fourth-line checking winger in the NHL.
Jacob Melanson
An average-sized winger who is capable of finding the back of the net, and his way to the penalty box. Could be a podium finalist for hits for years if he keeps his current role and pace.
Isaac Howard
A gifted offensive winger with great puck skills and a quick release. Needs to get stronger but has top-six upside at the NHL level.
Devin Kaplan
Has the size and hockey sense to develop into a middle-six, two-way forward. He needs to improve his skating and the speed of his game. He has the potential to develop into a multi-category player. Patience in his development will be necessary, as players his size tend to take longer to reach their potential.
Donovan Sebrango
Left-handed defenseman who plays on the right side and drives the cycle in the offensive zone.
Maxim Shabanov
A small, shifty player who can feather passes through the seams or shoot the puck through small targets. High upside player who carries some risk.
Quinn Hutson
A responsible, fast-paced winger with good defensive instincts, he is an above-average skater with an excellent set of hands and a pro-level shot. Unlike his younger brothers Cole and Lane, he has limited upside but could become a valuable bottom-six forward.
Vincent Iorio
An effective and intelligent two-way defender who should see his stock rise when the WHL gets going. His patience and poise make him a very good prospect in the modern game.
Tyson Kozak
A two-way forward whose defensive instincts come more naturally than his offensive game. Provides a defensive checking presence for his team with occasional contributions at the other end.