Post your 2024 Draft List

[Dirtyf1ghter]

I know the 2023 draft hasn‘t even been done yet, but I think that it would be interesting to talk about the 2024 NHL draft.

This thread‘s purpose is to gather all your rankings throughout the next year, so you can see how your views on certain players changed throughout time.

I’ll start off the thread with a top-64 feel free to use it as a baseline for yours.

here are my initial thoughts for the draft. It is a clear top 4 in my opinion, all 4 guys could have a claim at the title by seasons end. Demidov is unlikely because of him being Russian but he is very talented.

if you need a defender, THIS is the class. it is one of the deepest blueline draft I can ever remember. honestly it wouldn’t surprise me if 5 of the top-10 consist of defenders when all is said and done.

I’d like to point out that Norway has never had an NHL draft pick selected higher than 42nd overall, and they have never produced a first round pick. This year the country has 2 of the best prospects the nation has ever produced in Michael Brandsegg Nygard and Stian Solberg who could both be first rounders. It’ll be an interesting storyline to follow moving forward for the nation.

1. Macklin Celebrini
2. Cole Eiserman
3. Ivan Demidov
4. Berkley Catton
5. Sam Dickinson
6. Konsta Helenius
7. Artyom Levshunov
8. Cole Hutson
9. Maxim Masse
10. Adam Jiricek
11. Sacha Boisvert
12. Henry Mews
13. Justin Poirier
14. Aron Kivijarju
15. Zayne Parekh
16. Beckett Sennecke
17. Michael Hage
18. Veeti Väisänen
19. Tomas Lavoie
20. Igor Chernyshov
21. Ryder Ritchie
22. Carter Yakemchuk
23. Will Skahan
24. Yegor Surin
25. Michael Brandsegg-Nygard
26. Alton’s Freij
27. Kamil Bednarik
28. Sebastian Soini
29. Oskar Vuollet
30. Emil Hemming
31. Liam Greentree
32. Max Plante
33. Tanner Howe
34. Edvin Nilsson
35. Stian Solberg
36. Christan Humpfreys
37. Dominik Badnika
38. Alexander Zetterberg
39. Anthony Cristoforo
40. Trevor Connelly
41. Clarke Caswell
42. Mitkja Jokinen
43. Kristan Epperson
44. Roope Vesterinen
45. Brodie Ziemer
46. Mac Swanson
47. John Whipple
48. Andrew Basha
49. Matthew Virgillio
50. Cayden Lindstrom
51. Owen Phillips
52. Frankie Marelli
53. Matvei Gridin
54. Lucas Pettersson
55. Ben Danford
56. Adam Kleber
57. AJ Spellacy
58. Bruno Idzan
59. Tij Iginla
60. Riley Patterson
61. Jack Bodin
62. Anton Olsson
63. Keith McInnis
64. Felix Lacerte

7 months later the list still looks good

 

[GermanSpitfire]

7 months later the list still looks good

Thanks mate, I have revised it since then.

Here it is if you wanted to have a peak, I posted this on August 8th.


I would definitely have some changes since then, the notables being Silayev being in the late first and his teammate Nikita Artamonov in the early second. Surprised would be an understatement for most of the scouting world on these kids, I’d like to see how the rest of the season shakes out before I rank them any higher. Hot starts are frequent with prospects playing in a new league, but once the rest of the league figures them out it can be difficult for them. Wait and see for these kids for me.

Liam Greentree would break my top-20, maybe top-15 to be honest now. He has been driving the Windsor offence through their first two games and is a big body who uses it really well to win puck battles and gain body positioning in many different circumstances. He is a projectable player and a kid I’m sure some NHL teams will fall in love with.

Väisänen would rise up my list a bit and Kiviharju would fall off it completely. He would be a second round prospect for me at this point.

Hutson would fall a bit also.

Terik Parascak has had an insane start to his WHL career. I’d need to watch more film on him and it looks like his start is based on how dominant Prince George has been as a whole so far this year, but those numbers are eye popping for sure.

Luke Misa has looked electric in the shifts O have watched, although don’t know how his game will translate to the NHL. Promising though. Sam O’Reilly has looked good for a first year player too, although it’s early tp say anything yet,

Those are a few of my thoughts early in the season.

 

[Bubbles]

Cayden Lindstrom is a centre.

As for Elick, I don't think he has the offensive tools to be taken that high. I think teams will take him high for his size, right-handedness and toughness.

 

[LeProspector]

Cayden Lindstrom is a centre.

is he?

does He compare to Nick Bjugstad?

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

As for Elick, I don't think he has the offensive tools to be taken that high. I think teams will take him high for his size, right-handedness and toughness.

Not to nitpick (sorry, I will) because I generally agree with your point, but it's not the offensive tools. He has Will Skahan three spots lower (who I think is terrific), and he's not an offensive guy either.

It's the puck game of Elick that worries me. If you get a top 4 DFD at 16, I don't think you're too upset with that. Being slightly big, right-handed, skating well, solid defensively, and being tough only goes far enough if you have enough capabilities with moving pucks to not pin your team in the zone every time a team throws the puck in behind you and makes you attempt an exit.

Can Elick successfully exit the puck at the NHL level? What I've seen makes me think thats up for debate.

 

[GermanSpitfire]

Cayden Lindstrom is a centre.

As for Elick, I don't think he has the offensive tools to be taken that high. I think teams will take him high for his size, right-handedness and toughness.

I had him written down in my spread sheet as a winger at the time, I have since updated that information, Demidov as well was changed to the wing from centre. Thank you.

As for Elick, I think I can agree with you - his offensive arsenal isn’t something to write home about, he isn’t one to drive the play, or create a multitude of chances by himself. That being said - big, mean right shot defensive defenders are players that NHL teams have time for, and players like Elick are kids that internet scouts often times overlook because of their perceived lack of offensive upside even though they’re quite projectable into the NHL.

 

[Bubbles]

does He compare to Nick Bjugstad?

Not really. A bit like Logan Brown I suppose.

 

[landy92mack29]

Early ranking/to watch list

Berkly Catton Center Spokane Chiefs A
Ryder Ritchie Winger Prince Albert Raiders A
Carter Yakemchuk RHD Calgary Hitmen A
Charlie Elick RHD Brandon Wheat Kings A
Tanner Howe Winger Regina Pats A
Andrew Basha Winger Medicine Hat Tigers A
Tij Iginla Center Kelowna Rockets A
Ollie Josephson Center Red Deer Rebels B
Terik Parascak Winger Prince George Cougars B
Miguel Marques Winger Lethbridge Hurricanes B
Max Curran Center Tri-City Americans B
Colton Roberts RHD Vancouver Giants B
Cayden Lindstrom Center Medicine Hat Tigers B
Clarke Caswell Winger Swift Current Broncos B
Diego Buttazzoni Center Portland Winterhawks B
Hiroki Gojsic Winger Kelowna Rockets B
Adam Jecho Center Edmonton Oil Kings B
Carson Wetsch Center Calgary Hitmen C(close to B)
Josh Fluker RHD Swift Current Broncos C(close to B)
Parker Alcos RHD Edmonton Oil Kings C(close to B)
Gavin Hodnett Winger Edmonton Oil Kings C
Tomas Mrsic Center Medicine Hat Tigers C
Jesse Heslop Winger Everett Silvertips C
Caleb Hadland Winger Brandon Wheat Kings C
Adam Titlbach Center/Winger Vancouver Giants C
Miles Cooper Center Wenatchee Wild C
Bryce Pickford RHD Seattle Thunderbirds C
Tarin Smith LHD Everett Silvertips C
Dawson Cowan Goalie Spokane Chiefs C
Trae Wilke Winger Lethbridge Hurricanes C
Tyson Buczkowski LHD Prince George Cougars C
Hyde Davidson LHD Seattle Thunderbirds C
Jake Gudelj Winger Tri-City Americans C
Pavel Mckenzie Winger Moose Jaw Warriors TW
Corbin Vaughan LHD Regina Pats TW
Grady Martin Center Prince Albert Raiders TW
Tristan Doyle RHD Lethbridge Hurricanes TW
Chase Wutzke Goalie Red Deer Rebels TW
Marek Howell LHD Vancouver Giants TW
Hunter Laing Winger Prince George Cougars TW
Bryce Minten Center Kamloops Blazers TW
Josh Zakreski Winger Portland Winterhawks TW
Luke Brunen Goalie Portland Winterhawks TW
Will McIsaac RHD Spokane Chiefs TW

 

[hockeyprospects9]

A couple of Swedes in the first round at least, thats ok for 2024. Will 2025 be even worse?

2025 should be better

 

[Garl]

2025 should be better

2025 looks to be one of the strongest classes ever for Sweden

 

[hockeyprospects9]

2025 looks to be one of the strongest classes ever for Sweden

Definitely! However, a lot can, and will change until then. Personally, I’m not too sure about their current top prospects such as Frondell and Ekberg (amongst others). Depth-wise they should stellar though.

 

[Favin]

Spoiler: Early 2024 tiers

Tier I
Macklin Celebrini
Cole Eiserman

Tier II
Berkly Catton
Ivan Demidov
Sam Dickinson
Artyom Levshunov

Tier III
Nikita Artamonov
Michael Brandsegg-Nygard
Igor Chernyshov
Trevor Connelly
Linus Eriksson
Konsta Helenius
Cole Hutson
Adam Jiricek
Maxim Masse
Henry Mews
Anton Silayev
Carter Yakemchuk

Tier IV
Zeev Buium
Tanner Howe
Christian Humphreys
Adam Jecho
Aron Kiviharju
Zayne Parekh
Leo Sahlin Wallenius

Tier V
Kamil Bednarik
Sacha Boisvert
Charlie Elick
E.J. Emery
Kristian Epperson
Alfons Freij
Michael Hage
Emil Hemming
Elmeri Laakso
Tomas Lavoie
Cayden Lindstrom
Aidan Park
Ryder Ritchie
Beckett Sennecke
Will Skahan
Tuomas Suoniemi
Daniil Ustinkov
Carson Wetsch
Will Zellers
Simon Zether
Alexander Zetterberg

(pls excuse any typos)

 

[hockeyprospects9]

Spoiler: Early 2024 tiers

Tier I
Macklin Celebrini
Cole Eiserman

Tier II
Berkly Catton
Ivan Demidov
Sam Dickinson
Artyom Levshunov

Tier III
Nikita Artamonov
Michael Brandsegg-Nygard
Igor Chernyshov
Trevor Connelly
Linus Eriksson
Konsta Helenius
Cole Hutson
Adam Jiricek
Maxim Masse
Henry Mews
Anton Silayev
Carter Yakemchuk

Tier IV
Zeev Buium
Tanner Howe
Christian Humphreys
Adam Jecho
Aron Kiviharju
Zayne Parekh
Leo Sahlin Wallenius

Tier V
Kamil Bednarik
Sacha Boisvert
Charlie Elick
E.J. Emery
Kristian Epperson
Alfons Freij
Michael Hage
Emil Hemming
Elmeri Laakso
Tomas Lavoie
Cayden Lindstrom
Aidan Park
Ryder Ritchie
Beckett Sennecke
Will Skahan
Tuomas Suoniemi
Daniil Ustinkov
Carson Wetsch
Will Zellers
Simon Zether
Alexander Zetterberg

(pls excuse any typos)

Lucas Pettersson solos Linus Eriksson

 

[MichaelFarrell]

This is my top 10 right now. Be in mind, I haven’t had a chance to watch a ton of prospects this early in the year. I am also basing Demidov’s ranking entirely based on what I saw last year.

1	Celebrini, Macklin	Center	NCAA	Boston University
2	Eiserman, Cole	Right Wing	USNTDP	USNTDP
3	Catton, Berkley	Left Wing	WHL	Spokane Chiefs
4	Levshunov, Artyom	Defense	NCAA	Michigan State University
5	Demidov, Ivan	Right Wing	KHL	SKA-St. Petersburg
5	Silayev,Anton	Defense	KHL	Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod
7	Helenius, Konsta	Right Wing	Liiga	Jukurit
8	Dickinson, Sam	Defense	OHL	London Knights
9	Connelly, Trevor	Left Wing	USHL	Tri-City Storm
10	Yakemchuk, Carter	Defense	WHL	Calgary Hitmen

 

[Dirtyf1ghter]

October Top 32

N°	Player	Pos	Nation	Year
1​	M.Celebrini	CE	Canada	2006​
2​	C.Eiserman	LW	USA	2006​
3​	A.Levshunov	RD	Belarus	2005​
4​	S.Dickinson	LD	Canada	2006​
5​	B.Catton	CE	Canada	2006​
6​	A.Silayev	LD	Russia	2006​
7​	E.Hemming	RW	Finland	2006​
8​	C.Elick	RD	Canada	2006​
9​	M.Brandsegg	RW	Norway	2005​
10​	K.Helenius	RW	Finland	2006​
11​	N.Artamonov	RW	Russia	2005​
12​	I.Demidov	RW	Russia	2005​
13​	C.Lindstrom	CE	Canada	2006​
14​	C.Humphreys	CE	USA	2006​
15​	C.Hutson	LD	USA	2006​
16​	M.Masse	RW	Canada	2006​
17​	C.Yakemchuk	RD	Canada	2005​
18​	I.Chernyshov	LW	Russia	2005​
19​	V.Vaisanen	LD	Finland	2006​
20​	T.Howe	LW	Canada	2005​
21​	T.Connelly	CE	USA	2006​
22​	W.Skahan	LD	USA	2006​
23​	R.Ritchie	RW	Canada	2006​
24​	A.Kiviharju	LD	Finland	2006​
25​	M.Fernstrom	RW	Sweden	2006​
26​	L.Greentree	RW	Canada	2006​
27​	Z.Parekh	RD	Canada	2006​
28​	T.Parascak	RW	Canada	2006​
29​	E.Emery	RD	USA	2006​
30​	T.Stiga	LW	USA	2006​
31​	A.Jiricek	RD	Czechia	2006​
32​	T.Lavoie	RD	Canada	2006​

 

[Lavar Ball]

October Top 32

N°	Player	Pos	Nation	Year
1​	M.Celebrini	CE	Canada	2006​
2​	C.Eiserman	LW	USA	2006​
3​	A.Levshunov	RD	Belarus	2005​
4​	S.Dickinson	LD	Canada	2006​
5​	B.Catton	CE	Canada	2006​
6​	A.Silayev	LD	Russia	2006​
7​	E.Hemming	RW	Finland	2006​
8​	C.Elick	RD	Canada	2006​
9​	M.Brandsegg	RW	Norway	2005​
10​	K.Helenius	RW	Finland	2006​
11​	N.Artamonov	RW	Russia	2005​
12​	I.Demidov	RW	Russia	2005​
13​	C.Lindstrom	CE	Canada	2006​
14​	C.Humphreys	CE	USA	2006​
15​	C.Hutson	LD	USA	2006​
16​	M.Masse	RW	Canada	2006​
17​	C.Yakemchuk	RD	Canada	2005​
18​	I.Chernyshov	LW	Russia	2005​
19​	V.Vaisanen	LD	Finland	2006​
20​	T.Howe	LW	Canada	2005​
21​	T.Connelly	CE	USA	2006​
22​	W.Skahan	LD	USA	2006​
23​	R.Ritchie	RW	Canada	2006​
24​	A.Kiviharju	LD	Finland	2006​
25​	M.Fernstrom	RW	Sweden	2006​
26​	L.Greentree	RW	Canada	2006​
27​	Z.Parekh	RD	Canada	2006​
28​	T.Parascak	RW	Canada	2006​
29​	E.Emery	RD	USA	2006​
30​	T.Stiga	LW	USA	2006​
31​	A.Jiricek	RD	Czechia	2006​
32​	T.Lavoie	RD	Canada	2006​

Demidov at 12 would be an unreal steal

 

[austin63867]

After a month and a half, here's my first list

1 - Macklin Celebrini
2 - Cole Eiserman
3 - Ivan Demidov
4 - Sam Dickinson
5 - Artyom Levshunov
6 - Berkly Catton
7 - Konsta Helenius
8 - Adam Jiricek
9 - Emil Hemming
10 - Henry Mews
11 - Cayden Lindstrom
12 - Maxim Masse
13 - Michael Brandsegg-Nygard
14 - Michael Hage
15 - Anton Silayev
16 - Leo Sahlin Wallenius
17 - Trevor Connelly
18 - Ryder Ritchie
19 - Zayne Parekh
20 - Topias Hynninen
21 - Lukas Fischer
22 - Cole Hutson
23 - Nikita Artamonov
24 - Alfons Freij
25 - Anthony Cristoforo
26 - Beckett Sennecke
27 - Aron Kiviharju
28 - Dominik Badinka
29 - Tanner Howe
30 - Liam Greentree
31 - Ivan Chernyshov
32 - Andrew Basha

Full ranking here

 

[olgerd]

After a month and a half, here's my first list

1 - Macklin Celebrini
2 - Cole Eiserman
3 - Ivan Demidov
4 - Sam Dickinson
5 - Artyom Levshunov
6 - Berkly Catton
7 - Konsta Helenius
8 - Adam Jiricek
9 - Emil Hemming
10 - Henry Mews
11 - Cayden Lindstrom
12 - Maxim Masse
13 - Michael Brandsegg-Nygard
14 - Michael Hage
15 - Anton Silayev
16 - Leo Sahlin Wallenius
17 - Trevor Connelly
18 - Ryder Ritchie
19 - Zayne Parekh
20 - Topias Hynninen
21 - Lukas Fischer
22 - Cole Hutson
23 - Nikita Artamonov
24 - Alfons Freij
25 - Anthony Cristoforo
26 - Beckett Sennecke
27 - Aron Kiviharju
28 - Dominik Badinka
29 - Tanner Howe
30 - Liam Greentree
31 - Ivan Chernyshov
32 - Andrew Basha

Full ranking here

What about Gridin? 1.70 PPG in USHL (Connelly - 1.36, Hage - 0.78, Boisvert - 1.10). I'm interested in your opinion about his weaknesses, if you rank him so low.

 

[austin63867]

What about Gridin? 1.70 PPG in USHL (Connelly - 1.36, Hage - 0.78, Boisvert - 1.10). I'm interested in your opinion about his weaknesses, if you rank him so low.

It's still early so I wouldn't be surprised if Gridin is much higher by June or even January for me. I wasn't high on Gridin in the past so there might still be some bias there from last season, which factored slightly into the rankings. If I had focused on just this year, it's likely be about 10 spots higher.

In terms of weaknesses, he's quite well rounded but I don't think he's elite anywhere so it's tough to analyze those types of players for me. I watched one game against the Steel where they did a great job shutting Gridin down, so maybe I just didn't watch his best games. I expect next ranking he'll be a bit higher when the D-1 factor wears off. (For one, Eemil Vinni as my top Goalie is partially based on what he did last year. Still would be Top 2 regardless if I focused on this year but perhaps Kirsch overtakes him by a few spots or it's closer)

 

[Mathieukferland]

After a month and a half, here's my first list

1 - Macklin Celebrini
2 - Cole Eiserman
3 - Ivan Demidov
4 - Sam Dickinson
5 - Artyom Levshunov
6 - Berkly Catton
7 - Konsta Helenius
8 - Adam Jiricek
9 - Emil Hemming
10 - Henry Mews
11 - Cayden Lindstrom
12 - Maxim Masse
13 - Michael Brandsegg-Nygard
14 - Michael Hage
15 - Anton Silayev
16 - Leo Sahlin Wallenius
17 - Trevor Connelly
18 - Ryder Ritchie
19 - Zayne Parekh
20 - Topias Hynninen
21 - Lukas Fischer
22 - Cole Hutson
23 - Nikita Artamonov
24 - Alfons Freij
25 - Anthony Cristoforo
26 - Beckett Sennecke
27 - Aron Kiviharju
28 - Dominik Badinka
29 - Tanner Howe
30 - Liam Greentree
31 - Ivan Chernyshov
32 - Andrew Basha

Full ranking here

Out of interest why are you so high on Hage compared to his USHL peers Connolly and Boisvert

 

[austin63867]

Out of interest why are you so high on Hage compared to his USHL peers Connolly and Boisvert

I think Hage has a very strong well-rounded game like Gridin but he's a much more advanced offensive option in my view. He was a top 10 guy for me before his injury and I think he's come back well since then. He's a high IQ forward who can contribute as a goalscorer and playmaker, which is something I value.

I think Connelly has a bit of a predictable game, likes to take the puck down the ice for a scoring chance. Feel he does it multiple times in a game where he'll just hold on to the puck, even with open passing chances, because he wants to score. When it works out it's great, but I think he uses that move a bit too much. It almost reminds me of a basketball player who loves to be "the guy" and plays constantly in ISO.

Boisvert I feel is a good player, but I think he's just an average skater right now. Possible he makes it into my 1st round in the future, but he's still a little r, and like I said, early on there's a bit of an admitted bias towards maturity.

 

[wetcoast]

Demidov at 12 would be an unreal steal

Click at 9 would be a reach as well.

I get his floor and NHL projectability but his ceiling is what a dependable defensive 2nd pairing guy?

 

[macbowes]

Spoiler: Early Top 32

1. Macklin Celebrini

2. Cole Eiserman

3. Ivan Demidov

4. Artyom Levshunov

5. Berkly Catton

6. Aron Kiviharju

7. Leo Sahlin-Wallenius

8. Michael Brandsegg-Nygard

9. Konsta Helenius

10. Cayden Lindstrom

11. Adam Jiricek

12. Henry Mews

13. Igor Chernyshov

14. Ryder Ritchie

15. Michael Hage

16. Sam Dickinson

17. Cole Huston

18. Charlie Elick

19. Zayne Parekh

20. Sacha Boisvert

21. Tanner Howe

22. Trevor Connelly

23. Maxim Masse

24. Becket Sennecke

25. Liam Greentree

26. Carter Yakemchuk

27. Will Skahan

28. Veeti Vaisanen

29. Andrew Basha

30. Tomas Galvas

31. Kamil Bednarik

32. Yegor Surin

Spoiler: November Top 32 + 2nd Round Watchlist

1. Macklin Celebrini
2. Cole Eiserman
3. Ivan Demidov
4. Berkly Catton
5. Anton Silayev
6. Sam Dickinson
7. Artyom Levshunov
8. Michael Brandsegg-Nygard
9. Konsta Helenius
10. Cayden Lindstrom
11. Sacha Boisvert
12. Nikita Artmanov
13. Adam Jiricek
14. Henry Mews
15. Carter Yakemchuk
16. Ryder Ritchie
17. Leo Sahlin-Wallenius
18. Zayne Parekh
19. Liam Greentree
20. Zeev Buium
21. Trevor Connelly
22. Melvin Fernstrom
23. EJ Emery
24. Emil Hemming
25. Charlie Elick
26. Beckett Sennecke
27. Maxim Masse
28. Terik Parascak
29. Igor Chernyshov
30. Simon Zether
31. Tij Iginla
32. Veeti Vaisanen

2nd Round Watchlist

Mac Swanson
Tanner Howe
Clark Caswell
Teddy Stiga
Max Plante
Andrew Basha
Ondrej Kos
Yegor Surin
Matvei Gridin
Justin Poirer
Alexander Zetterberg
Topias Hynninen
Miguel Marques
Matvei Babenko
Carson Wetsch
Adam Jecho
Luke Misa
Kamil Bednarik
Linus Eriksson
Cole Beaudoin
Christian Humphreys
Michael Hage
Aron Kiviharju
Cole Hutson
Tomas Galvas
Will Felicio
Alfons Freij
John Whipple
Will Skahan
Niilopekka Muhonen
Matvei Shuravin
Anthony Cristoforo
Dominik Badinka
Carter George
Ryerson Leenders

The watchlist is ordered by position and size, in an effort to group comparable players, not in pick order.

I actually like a lot of players, deep into the 2nd round, with many of the players having the potential to play their way into the 1st round.

 

[TLEH]

Current Top 5

1- Macklin Celebrini
2- Berkly Catton
3- Ivan Demidov
4- Cole Eiserman
5- Artyom Levshunov

End of November I'll probably expand to having a better idea on the entire 1st round.

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

First in-season update.

Spoiler: Top 64+32 HM's

2024 Draft List:


1. Mack Celebrini-C
2. Berkly Catton-C
3. Ivan Demidov-W
4. Artyom Levshunov-RHD
5. Cole Eiserman-W
6. Anton Silayev-LHD
7. Adam Jiricek-RHD
8. Carter Yakemchuk-RHD
9. Sam Dickinson-LHD
10. Konsta Helenius-C
11. Aron Kiviharju-LHD
12. Michael Brandsegg Nygard-W
13. Will Skahan-LHD
14. Henry Mews-RHD
15. Nikita Artomonov-W
16. Zeev Buium-LHD
17. Matvei Shuravin-LHD
18. Maxim Masse-W
19. Leo Sahlin Wallenius-LHD
20. Kamil Bednarik-C
21. Cayden Lindstrom-C
22. Zayne Parekh-RHD
23. Igor Chernyshov-W
24. Ryder Ritchie-W
25. Michael Hage-C
26. Liam Greentree-W
27. Charlie Elick-RHD
28. Cole Hutson-LHD
29. Emil Hemming-W
30. Tory Pitner-RHD
31. Veeti Vaisanen-LHD
32. Sacha Boisvert-C
33. Mac Swanson-W
34. Justin Poirier-W
35. Trevor Connelly-W
36. Simon Zether-C
37. Alfons Freij-LHD
38. Yegor Surin-C
39. Tanner Howe-W
40. Tij Iginla-W
41. Beckett Sennecke-W
42. Niilopekka Muhonen-LHD
43. Dominik Badinka-RHD
44. Andrew Basha-W
45. Terik Parascak-W
46. Luke Misa-C
47. Lucas Pettersson-C
48. Noah Lapointe-LHD
49. EJ Emery-RHD
50. Adam Jecho-W
51. Tomas Lavoie-RHD
52. Eriks Mateiko-LW
53. Christian Humphreys-W
54. Melvin Fernstrom-W
55. Aidan Park-C
56. Tomas Galvas-LHD
57. Anthony Cristoforo-RHD
58. Noel Fransen-LHD
59. Oskar Vuollet-W
60. Ben Danford-RHD
61. Timur Kol-LHD
62. Sebastian Soini-RHD
63. Tarin Smith-LHD
64. Carter George-G

32 Unordered HM’s (approximates a third round): Lucas Van Vliet (Center), Leon Muggli (LHD), Daniil Ustinkov (LHD), Karl Sterner (W), Tuomas Suoniemi (C), Frankie Marrelli (LHD), Ivan Kornilov (RHD), Clarke Caswell (W), Max Plante (W), John Whipple (LHD), Nick Kempf (G), Miguel Marques (W), Mitja Jokinen (LHD), Jamiro Reber (C), Ondrej Kos (W), Mikhail Yegorov (G), Teddy Stiga (W), Thomas Desruisseaux (C), Felix Lacerte (C), Austin Baker (C), Raoul Boilard (C), Alexandre Blais (C), Eric Burger (LHD), Maxmilian Curran (C), Marcus Kearsey (LHD), Ryerson Leenders (G), Dean Letourneau (C), Luca Marrelli (RHD), Colton Roberts (RHD), Artyom Shchuchinov (LHD), Marek Vanacker (W), John Mustard (W)