Jr. Blues Unveil 2015 Draft Results
June 9, 2015 - North American Hockey League (NAHL)
Springfield Jr. Blues News Release
The Springfield Jr. Blues are excited to announce their 2015 Draft Class. Â The Jr. Blues had 4 draft picks to round out this year's draft class. Â The team protected 16 veteran players, acquired Elijah Barriga from Amarillo last week, signed 10 tenders, leaving the team with 4 picks to get to 31.
Here are this year's picks:
Round 1- Michael Houle 1996 Forward Green Bay Gamblers - Bowling Green State CommitÂ
Round 2- Khadyn Butterfly 1995 Defender Hamilton OJHL - Dubuque Fighting Saints Draft pick
Round 2- Josh Bell 1997 Forward St. Louis AAA Blues- Lincoln Stars Draft Pick
Round 3- Tommy Nappier 1998 Goalie St. Louis AAA Blues - Lincoln Stars Draft Pick
All players will be in Springfield for the Main Camp June 26-29th.
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