Over 110 WHL Players to Participate in NHL Training Camps
September 14, 2022 - Western Hockey League (WHL) News Release
More than 110 WHL players eligible to participate in the 2022-23 season will participate in NHL Rookie and Training Camps beginning this week.
Ten of the 22 WHL Clubs will have five or more players participating at NHL Camps this month. The defending WHL Champion Edmonton Oil Kings lead the way with 11 representatives. The Seattle Thunderbirds boast 10 NHL Camp attendees, while the Kamloops Blazers and Moose Jaw Warriors each have nine players participating in NHL Camps.
The 2022-23 NHL season is slated to begin Friday, October 7 in Prague, Czechia when the Nashville Predators face the San Jose Sharks in the first of a two-game NHL Global Series set.
Below is a list of NHL Camp attendees by WHL Club:
Brandon Wheat Kings (5)
Jake Chiasson, Edmonton Oilers
Riley Ginnell, Florida Panthers
Ridly Greig, Ottawa Senators
Vincent Iorio, Washington Capitals
Rylen Roersma, Colorado Avalanche
Calgary Hitmen (4)
Riley Fiddler-Schultz, Los Angeles Kings
Tyson Galloway, St. Louis Blues
Brayden Peters, Anaheim Ducks
Sean Tschigerl, Anaheim Ducks
Edmonton Oil Kings (11)
Sebastian Cossa, Detroit Red Wings
Jakub Demek, Vegas Golden Knights
Logan Dowhaniuk, Arizona Coyotes
Dylan Guenther, Arizona Coyotes
Kaiden Guhle, Montreal Canadiens
Luca Hauf, Edmonton Oilers
Kolby Hay, Florida Panthers
Jake Neighbours, St. Louis Blues
Luke Prokop, Nashville Predators
Justin Sourdif, Florida Panthers
Jaxsen Wiebe, Winnipeg Jets*
Everett Silvertips (7)
Jackson Berezowski, Carolina Hurricanes
Ben Hemmerling, Vegas Golden Knights
Ryan Hofer, Washington Capitals
Braden Holt, Nashville Predators
Austin Roest, Colorado Avalanche
Ronan Seeley, Carolina Hurricanes
Olen Zellweger, Anaheim Ducks
Kamloops Blazers (9)
Caedan Bankier, Minnesota Wild
Drew Englot, Colorado Avalanche
Dylan Ernst, Carolina Hurricanes
Dylan Garand, New York Rangers
Daylan Kuefler, New York Islanders
Kyle Masters, Minnesota Wild
Fraser Minten, Toronto Maple Leafs
Matthew Seminoff, Dallas Stars
Logan Stankoven, Dallas Stars
Kelowna Rockets (4)
Talyn Boyko, New York Rangers
Colton Dach, Chicago Blackhawks
Noah Dorey, Edmonton Oilers
Jari Kykkanen, Florida Panthers
Lethbridge Hurricanes (2)
Joe Arntsen, Carolina Hurricanes
Ty Nash, Edmonton Oilers
Medicine Hat Tigers (2)
Garin Bjorklund, Washington Capitals
Dru Krebs, Washington Capitals
Moose Jaw Warriors (9)
Eric Alarie, Los Angeles Kings
Atley Calvert, Buffalo Sabres
Jagger Firkus, Seattle Kraken
Daemon Hunt, Minnesota Wild
Cole Jordan, Calgary Flames
Ryder Korczak, New York Rangers
Denton Mateychuk, Columbus Blue Jackets
Martin Rysavy, Columbus Blue Jackets
Max Wanner, Edmonton Oilers
Portland Winterhawks (7)
Marek Alscher, Florida Panthers
Cross Hanas, Detroit Red Wings
Gabe Klassen, Colorado Avalanche
Tyson Kozak, Buffalo Sabres
Ryan McCleary, Pittsburgh Penguins
Jan Spunar, Edmonton Oilers
James Stefan, Los Angeles Kings
Prince Albert Raiders (4)
Nolan Allan, Chicago Blackhawks
Landon Kosior, Los Angeles Kings
Carson Latimer, Ottawa Senators
Ozzy Wiesblatt, San Jose Sharks
Prince George Cougars (4)
Tyler Brennan, New Jersey Devils
Keaton Dowhaniuk, Arizona Coyotes
Ethan Samson, Philadelphia Flyers
Ty Young, Vancouver Canucks
Red Deer Rebels (5)
Jayden Grubbe, New York Rangers
Ben King, Anaheim Ducks
Mats Lindgren, Buffalo Sabres
Christoffer Sedoff, Calgary Flames
Jace Weir, Vegas Golden Knights
Regina Pats (3)
Cole Dubinsky, Edmonton Oilers
Alexander Suzdalev, Washington Capitals
Stanislav Svozil, Columbus Blue Jackets
Saskatoon Blades (5)
Justin Lies, Vegas Golden Knights
Brandon Lisowsky, Toronto Maple Leafs
Josh Pillar, Minnesota Wild
Conner Roulette, Dallas Stars
Charlie Wright, Edmonton Oilers
Seattle Thunderbirds (10)
Tyrel Bauer, Winnipeg Jets
Lucas Ciona, Calgary Flames
Jared Davidson, Montreal Canadiens
Jordan Gustafson, Vegas Golden Knights
Jeremy Hanzel, Edmonton Oilers
Samuel Knazko, Columbus Blue Jackets
Kevin Korchinski, Chicago Blackhawks
Thomas Milic, Minnesota Wild
Matthew Rempe, New York Rangers
Reid Schaefer, Edmonton Oilers
Spokane Chiefs (3)
Mason Beaupit, San Jose Sharks
Chase Bertholet, Winnipeg Jets
Graham Sward, Nashville Predators
Swift Current Broncos (7)
Gage Alexander, Anaheim Ducks
Josh Davies, Florida Panthers
Reid Dyck, Boston Bruins
Josh Filmon, New Jersey Devils
Connor Hvidston, Anaheim Ducks
Sam McGinley, Carolina Hurricanes
Owen Pickering, Pittsburgh Penguins
Tri-City Americans (5)
Parker Bell, Calgary Flames
Marc Lajoie, Los Angeles Kings
Jalen Luypen, Chicago Blackhawks*
Adam Mechura, Arizona Coyotes
Tomas Suchanek, Buffalo Sabres
Vancouver Giants (4)
Fabian Lysell, Boston Bruins
Zack Ostapchuk, Ottawa Senators
Cole Shepard, Vancouver Canucks
Jesper Vikman, Vegas Golden Knights
Victoria Royals (3)
Gannon Laroque, San Jose Sharks*
Brayden Schuurman, Boston Bruins
Wyatt Wilson, Winnipeg Jets
Winnipeg ICE (8)
Jack Finley, Tampa Bay Lightning
Conor Geekie, Arizona Coyotes
Carson Lambos, Minnesota Wild
Connor McClennon, Colorado Avalanche
Mikey Milne, Minnesota Wild
Owen Pederson, Nashville Predators
Matthew Savoie, Buffalo Sabres
Benjamin Zloty, Arizona Coyotes
* - unable to participate due to injury
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