Category Archives: 2025 NHL Draft

Radim MRTKA

Defenseman6’6/207RightSeattle Thunderbirds/WHL Related: Jackson Smith Radim Mrtka is Czech-born, right-handed shooting defenseman, standing at 6 feet 6 inches and weighing 207 pounds. Mrtka began his youth career with BK Havlíčkův Brod and has played for teams including HC Oceláři Třinec in the Czech Extraliga and the Seattle Thunderbirds in the Western Hockey League (WHL). InContinue reading “Radim MRTKA”

Malcolm SPENCE

Left Wing6’1/203LeftErie Otters/OHL Related: Victor Eklund Malcolm Spence has been a highly touted name for the 2025 NHL Draft for a few years now. The hype hasn’t stopped, as he currently ranks eighth overall according to Elite Prospects’ consolidated rankings list. He was drafted second overall by the Erie Otters at the 2022 OHL PriorityContinue reading “Malcolm SPENCE”

Victor EKLUND

Left Wing5’11/161RightDjurgårdens IF / HockeyAllsvenskan Related: Anton Frondell Victor Eklund, an 18-year-old Swedish left wing, is a top prospect for the 2025 NHL Draft. Standing at 5-foot-11 and weighing 161 pounds, he currently plays for Djurgårdens IF in HockeyAllsvenskan, Sweden’s second-tier professional league. In the 2024-2025 season, Eklund has been a standout performer in HockeyAllsvenskan,Continue reading “Victor EKLUND”

Jackson SMITH

Defenseman6’3/190LeftTri-City Americans/WHL Related: Logan Hensler Leading the debate for who the second-best defender in the draft class, the incredibly toolsy Jackson Smith has been one of the more interesting evaluations in this draft class. As a big defender who moves at a high level, Smith’s game has evolved into a more two-way defenseman. Standing atContinue reading “Jackson SMITH”

Logan HENSLER

Defenseman6’2/196RightWisconsin/NCAA Related: Matthew Schaefer One of the top defensive prospects already for 2025, it’s hard to miss the slick-skating, 6-foot-2, 196-pound defender. He moves so well, takes away space, and is a competent puck-mover, even if the numbers seem a bit lackluster. The University of Wisconsin defenseman uses his agile footwork to take away space,Continue reading “Logan HENSLER”

Caleb DESNOYERS

Center6’2/172LeftMoncton Wildcats/QMJHL Related: Roger McQueen Caleb Desnoyers was taken first overall in the 2023 QMJHL Draft, he made an immediate impact, playing around 20 minutes a night as a rookie while showing speed, skill and two-way smarts. He’s not someone who’ll get caught slacking off and just floating around – he’s fully committed to gettingContinue reading “Caleb DESNOYERS”

Matthew SCHAEFER

Defenseman6’2/183LeftErie Otters/OHL Related: An Early Look at the Top 5 Defenseman Drafted first overall by the Erie Otters last spring, the 6-foot-1 defender is an incredible skater and is always actively engaged at both ends of the ice. Offensively, Schaefer has real potential, but he’s also positionally sound and aggressive in his own zone. HeContinue reading “Matthew SCHAEFER”

Joshua RAVENSBERGEN

Goalie6’5/192RightPrince George Cougars/WHL Related: Jack Ivankovic 16 Year old goaltender Prince George Cougars netminder Joshua Ravensbergen took the WHL by storm this season and has been a crucial piece to the Cougars’ resurgence and dominant season. The rookie goalie has compiled an impressive 21-4-0 record to go with a .920 save percentage. Initially, Ravensbergen wasContinue reading “Joshua RAVENSBERGEN”

Roger McQUEEN

Forward6’5/190RightBrandon Wheat Kings/WHL Related: Ivan Ryabkin Standing 6-foot-5 and tipping the scales at 190 pounds, McQueen’s combination of size and skill represents the type of talent that is difficult for NHL scouts to ignore. He is a 6 foot 5, right-shot center with speed and skill who ticks all the boxes to be a No.Continue reading “Roger McQUEEN”

Michael MISA

C/LW6’1/185LeftSaginaw Spirit/OHL Related: Porter Martone Granted exceptional status in 2022 after being a dominant player in the GTHL, Michael Misa is a highly skilled offensive creator and puck distributor. He had an impressive rookie season with 56 points in 44 games with the Spirit and surpassed that last season with 75 in 67, winning theContinue reading “Michael MISA”