Author: Zach Morris

 2025-19-09 Niagara 1 @ Brampton 4 (OHL) Yermolenko’s defining trait is his hockey IQ. Every paths he takes in the crease seemed calculated and based on his reads. He consistently performed shoulder checks to identify

 2025-26-09 Ottawa 2 @ North Bay 1 (OHL) Fetterolf is a smaller goalie, but one who makes up for it with his overall fluidity while moving. His movements are crisp and decisive, whether skating on

 2025-26-09 Yaroslavl 1 @ Mamonty 2 (MHL) Borichev is a powerful goalie with a commanding presence in the crease. His lower-body strength makes him one of the most explosive goalies in this draft class. His

#61 LW Ethan Belchetz, Windsor Spitfires (OHL), 6’5” 226lbs, L, DOB 03.30.2008 Belchetz was a dominant physical and offensive presence in Windsor’s win over Niagara, leveraging his size and strength to control possession and create

#25 LW Ryan Roobroeck, Niagara IceDogs (OHL), 6’4” 215lbs, L, DOB 09.25.2007 Roobroeck had a disappointing outing in Niagara’s loss to Windsor, struggling to make his usual offensive impact while showing flashes of skill on

#25 D Chase Reid, Soo Greyhounds (OHL), 6’2” 187lbs, DOB 12.30.2007 Reid delivered a confident two-way performance in the Greyhounds’ 5–2 win over Sarnia, showcasing both offensive initiative and strong transition play. He opened the

By Greysen Goudy Draft Prospects Hockey OHL Scout Ryan Roobroeck – 26/09/2025 – Niagara (5) @ Saginaw (4) Roobroeck continues to be a lethal, skilled forward whose combination of puck control and strength makes it