Maxim Golod, Philadelphia Flyers, Free agent inviteĬhad Yetman, Detroit Red Wings, Free agent inviteĭennis Busby, Arizona Coyotes, 5th round ’18 Jack York, Montreal Canadiens, Free agent invite

Ryan Suzuki, Carolina Hurricanes, 1st round ’19 Matej Pekar, Buffalo Sabres, 4th round ’18 – Signed

Mathew Hill, Anaheim Ducks, 6th round ’19 Pavel Gogolev, Vegas Golden Knights, Free agent inviteĬam Hillis, Montreal Canadiens, 3rd round ’18 Louis Blues, 4th round ’17 – SignedĮric Uba, Arizona Coyotes, Free agent invite Nick Suzuki, Montreal Canadiens, Acquired by trade 2018 – SignedĪlexey Toropchenko, St. Nate Schnarr, Arizona Coyotes, 3rd round ’17 – Signed Isaac Ratcliffe, Philadelphia Flyers, 2nd round ’17 – Signedĭmitri Samorukov, Edmonton Oilers, 3rd round ’17 – Signed Markus Phillips, Los Angeles Kings, 4th round ’17 – Signed Owen Lalonde, Detroit Red Wings, Free agent invite Liam Hawel, Montreal Canadiens, Free agent invite Mackenzie Entwistle, Chicago Blackhawks, Acquired by trade 2018 – Signedįedor Gordeev, Minnesota Wild, Acquired by trade 2019 – Signed

^indicates players invited to camp but unable to participate due to injuryġ05 OHL players remain with NHL clubs as of Friday September 13th *indicates players who are OHL committed for 2019-20 Players in italics indicate overage eligible players (1999 birthdates) Check out a full recap of that action here. Including Storm forwards Liam Hawel and Eric Uba and defenceman Owen Lalonde.Īll 20 OHL member teams feature players attending NHL camps led by the London Knights with 14 trailed closely by the defending OHL champion Guelph Storm with 13.Ī number of prominent OHL players emerged as standouts at NHL prospects camps across the continent last week. Of the 143 players who received invitations to Rookie Camps, 105 advanced to Main Camp with their respective NHL clubs. The Ontario Hockey League is proud to announce that 143 returning-eligible OHL players are attending NHL Training Camps this month.

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