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Calgary, Alta.- Eleven WHL skaters will battle to represent Canada at the 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup. Seven forwards, three defencemen and one goaltender have been named to Hockey Canada's 27-man roster for its National Men's Summer Under-18 Training Camp, which runs from July 27- August 1 in Edmonton. Projected top 2027 NHL Draft pick Landon DuPont is set to appear at the tournament for a second straight year after claiming bronze with Canada in 2025. The WHL's first exceptional-status blueliner is coming off a stellar season that saw him help the Everett Silvertips capture the Ed Chynoweth Cup for the first time in franchise history, while being named a finalist for WHL Defenceman of the Year and logging 73 points (18G-55A) and a +59 rating. DuPont recently squared off against another elite rearguard, 2024 WHL second-overall pick Brock Cripps, and the Prince Albert Raiders in the 2026 WHL Championship Series. Cripps posted 37 points (6G-31A) in his rookie campaign

Tri-City Americans general manager Bob Tory announced Monday that the team has signed forward Owen Kraft to a WHL Standard Player Agreement and Development Plan. The Americans acquired Kraft from the Wenatchee Wild in a trade completed on July 14, 2026. “Owen is a highly skilled, dynamic forward with an elite hockey IQ and a high compete level,” stated Tory. "We look forward to having Owen attend training camp this fall and compete for a roster spot this season. We are pleased to welcome Owen and his family to the Tri-City Americans." Kraft is a 5-foot-9, 174-pound forward from Moorhead, Minn. He was originally selected by the Wild with the 38th overall pick in the second round of the 2025 WHL U.S. Priority Draft.  

WENATCHEE, Wash. - The Wenatchee Wild, proud members of the Western Hockey League (WHL), are excited to announce that 2009-born defenseman Boston Tait... - WHL Wenatchee Wild

ABBOTSFORD, British Columbia - The Wenatchee Wild, proud members of the Western Hockey League (WHL), are pleased to announce that alumnus Quinn Emerso... - WHL Wenatchee Wild

Tucked into a densely treed area just off Range Road 32 is the Duffield School. The Kindergarten-Grade 9 school's body of 285 students is nearly five times the population of the hamlet of Duffield. It's a lively hub for kids living in rural communities, and though it's small, its heart certainly outpaces its size. In early March, Oil Kings defencemen Rhys Pederson and Austin Zemlak made the 64-kilometre voyage to spend a day reading books to eager students. “I still remember how happy I was when I got to interact with junior hockey players as a young kid,” Pederson, who hails from Stettler, Alta., reminisced. "I have absolutely no doubt that going to these smaller communities leaves a lasting impact on the kids for a long time." One week later, it was the students hitting the road for the Oil Kings' annual Hockey Hooky Game. More than 17,600 people from 135 schools as far away as Grande Prairie packed Rogers Arena for the marquee match, which saw the Oil Kings defeat the Wenatche

WENATCHEE, Wash. - The Wenatchee Wild, proud members of the Western Hockey League (WHL), are excited to announce that 2011-born forward Parker McMilla... - WHL Wenatchee Wild

Kennewick, WA - Tri-City Americans General Manager, Bob Tory, announced today that the team has acquired 16-year-old Center Owen Kraft, from the Wenat... - WHL Tri-City Americans

WENATCHEE, Wash. - The Wenatchee Wild have announced a trade with the Tri-City Americans of the Western Hockey League (WHL), acquiring a pair of futur... - WHL Wenatchee Wild

WENATCHEE, Wash. - The Wenatchee Wild, proud members of the Western Hockey League (WHL), are excited to announce that 2010-born forwards Kalen Miles a... - WHL Wenatchee Wild

Calgary, Alta.- Twenty-nine players drafted to the Western Hockey League have been invited to participate in Hockey Canada's National Under-17 Development Camp. It's the first step towards earning a spot on Team Red or Team White at the 2026 U17 World Challenge. The WHL contingent features 26 skaters who have signed a WHL Scholarship and Development Agreement and comprises three goaltenders, 12 defencemen and 14 forwards. Eighteen of the invitees were selected in the first round of the WHL Prospects Draft, including eight top-10 selections, highlighted by 2025 second overall pick Holden Wouters (Edmonton Oil Kings). Fellow Oil Kings prospect Christopher Kokkoris also clocks in as the second-tallest player attending the camp at a staggering 6-foot-6. Seventeen WHL clubs are represented, with the Red Deer Rebels leading the way with four participating players. Red Deer is followed by the Kamloops Blazers with three draft picks

Date: 07/14/2026 Player: Owen Kraft (F) From: Wenatchee Wild To: Tri-City Americans Information: Traded Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up

Date: 07/11/2026 Player: Riley Bassen (F) From: Wenatchee Wild To: Oklahoma State Univ. Information: College Commitment Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up

Talang5 minuter sen De 15 största talangerna födda 2010 NHL-draftenSå rankas toppsvenskarna inför NHL-draften 2027 Publicerad 04 juli 2026 09:40Steven EllisFölj HockeySverige påGoogle newsNHL-draften 2026 är avklarad. Nu riktar Steven Ellis blickarna mot nästa kull av talanger. Här rankar han de 32 främsta spelarna som är aktuella för draften 2027 – däribland svenskarna Milan Sundström, Bosse Meijer och Douglas Johnsson. Bosse Meijer, Douglas Johnsson och Milan Sundström är svenskarna som rankas högst inför NHL-draften nästa år. Foto: Bildbyrån (montage) Den här texten är publicerad på DailyFaceoff.com och har översatts till svenska. 2026 års NHL-draft är redan historia. Nu riktar alla som vill ligga steget före blicken mot 2027 års NHL-draft. De flesta NHL-klubbarnas utvecklingsläger pågår fortfarande och spelarna som valdes i draften har knappt hunnit lämna Buffalo. Men för talangerna inför 2027 års draft har förberedelserna redan börjat in

As any pro will tell you, it's not about where- or if- you're drafted; it's about what you do with the opportunity. With the book closed on the 2026 NHL Draft, prospects, minor professionals and free agents have received invitations to NHL development camps. This includes five current WHLers and two alumni selected in the first round in Buffalo. The player tracker will be updated as more teams release camp rosters and denotes the most recent WHL club the player has suited up for. Anaheim Ducks F- Noah Kosick, Seattle Thunderbirds (2026- 6th round, 192nd overall) F- Roger McQueen, Brandon Wheat Kings (2025- 1st round, 10th overall) F- Mathis Preston, Vancouver Giants (2026- 2nd round, 60th overall) F- Brady Turko, Brandon Wheat Kings (2025- 7th round, 200th overall) D- Tarin Smith, Everett Silvertips (2024- 3rd round, 79th overall) Boston Bruins F- Jaxsin Vaughan, Everett Silvertips (camp invite) Buffa

Calgary, Alta. – The Western Hockey League announced today that 44 players have been selected from nine different nations by WHL Clubs through the 2026 CHL Import Draft, which was completed online on Tuesday. The contingent includes nine players who have been drafted by NHL teams, including Josh Floris (Vancouver Giants / Nashville Predators), Zeb Lindgren (Red Deer Rebels / New York Rangers), Vladimir Proskurin (Victoria Royals / St. Louis Blues), Mikhail Cherepanov (Kamloops Blazers / Dallas Stars), Jakob Leander (Calgary Hitmen / Calgary Flames), Arvid Drott (Medicine Hat Tigers / Florida Panthers), Samuel Hrenak (Moose Jaw Warriors / Winnipeg Jets), Noel Pakarinen (Penticton Vees / Vegas Golden Knights) and Reko Alanko (Seattle Thunderbirds / Utah Mammoth). The 2026 CHL Import Draft featured new rules which allow

WENATCHEE, Wash. - Over the last week, the Wenatchee Wild have been able to share pieces of their 2026-27 schedule, revealing their home opener last w... - WHL Wenatchee Wild

BUFFALO, N.Y. - The Wenatchee Wild, proud members of the Western Hockey League (WHL), are excited to announce the selection of 2007-born goaltender To... - WHL Wenatchee Wild

WENATCHEE, Wash. - This weekend, 223 of the world's top young hockey players will hear their names called as part of the National Hockey League's annu... - WHL Wenatchee Wild

All hail King Carey. WHL alumnus Carey Price and Brian Burke have been named to the Hockey Hall of Fame's Class of 2026, along with fellow CHL alum Patrice Bergeron, Cindy Curley, Pekka Rinne and Keith Tkachuk. "Hockey has taught me a lot of life lessons, especially persistence and never giving up," Price said in a press release. "The game has given me the opportunity to work with dedicated and talented people, and I’m especially grateful to live a dream playing my entire career in Montreal." Price, 38, spent 15 NHL seasons backing the bleu, blanc et rouge (2007-2022) and got the call to the hall in his second year of eligibility. The Anahim Lake, B.C. product is Montreal's all-time wins leader with 361 victories in 712 games. He owns a career 361-261-79 regular-season record, a 2.51 goals-against average, .917 save percentage and 49 shutouts. In 2014-15, Price was awarded the Vezina Trophy as the NHL's top goaltender, the Hart Trophy as the player most valuable to his team, the