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.
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.
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.
Left-handed defenseman who plays on the right side and drives the cycle in the offensive zone.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Solid complementary winger who excels battling around the net and along the boards. Could grow into a solid middle-six NHL forward with added pace.
Dynamic offensive weapon that can beat defenders in a variety of ways. Elite raw skill that should make him an impact offensive player at the NHL level.