BRENNAN LAMMENS
FIRST GTHL PLAYER SELECTED
GP 54 G 41 A 64 TOTAL 105
Brennan Lammens 4th overall by Sudbury
Tyler Hinde 46th overall by Oshawa
Cade Campbell 48th overall by Ottawa
Cruz Reznik 56th overall by Guelph
Joshua Taylor 142nd overall by Kitchener
Aiden Bianchini 163rd overall by Barrie
Markus Harper 222nd overall by Kitchener
Jack Young 239th overall by Barrie
Caiden Clair 255th overall by Saginaw
James Rosenberg 269th overall by North Bay
U18 PLAYERS SELECTED
Patrick Darolfi
Alex Kontos
Carson Morkotinis
Congratulations to all players, families and staff
U14 TEAM SUPPORTS THE DAILY BREAD FOOD BANK
U15 BUFFALO CUP CHAMPIONS
The partnership will involve educating Red Wing coaches, advocating and counselling for impacted families, and helping advise the club in areas of equity, diversity, and inclusion. In addition to financial support, the Red Wings will also work to provide additional resources to help support Hockey Equality’s initiatives.
The Toronto Red Wings are committed to supporting diversity and inclusion in the game of hockey. We’d like to announce our strategic partnership with Hockey Equality to further our commitment to making the game of hockey welcome to all.
Hockey Equality was founded in 2020 by retired National Hockey League player and Greater Toronto Hockey League alumnus Anthony Stewart. The organization works to create sustainable programming across North America designed to meet the needs of BIPOC, female, and equity deserving youth.
The Red Wings have committed to a three-year partnership with Hockey Equality which includes contributions in 2023, 2024 and 2025. These contributions will go towards Hockey Equality providing high level coaching and development for equity deserving youth
Zach reached a milestone and scored his 50th goal against the Ottawa Senators
Fantilli was selected 3rd overall in the NHL draft by the Columbus Blue Jackets. He was an OHL Cup finalist in 2019 and entered the NHL draft as the Hobey Baker Award winner as the top men’s player in NCAA hockey this season, becoming the third freshman to win this award. Adam led NCAA players with 65 points and was tied for first with 30 goals in 36 games. He helped Canada win gold at the 2023 IIHF World Junior Championship and a second gold at the 2023 IIHF World Championship.
JESSE VENTURO SELECTED BY SOO GREYHOUNDS
ARTEM NARBEKOV SELECTED BY KITCHENER RANGERS
JOSH HUTTON SELECTED BY PETERBOROUGH PETES
EGOR ISPALATOV SELECTED BY OSHAWA GENERALS
DAUD MUSAEV SELECTED BY BARRIE COLTS
YUXIANG HE TO NIAGARA ICE DOGS
MICHAEL ZUYEV TO SOO GREYHOUNDS
MAC EARLE TO BARRIE COLTS