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Formerly | Midwest Elite Hockey League |
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Sport | Ice hockey |
No. of teams | 24 |
Country | United States |
Official website | tier1elitehockeyleague |
The Tier 1 Elite Hockey League (T1EHL), formerly Midwest Elite Hockey League, is located primarily in the Midwest United States and is the premier amateur youth hockey league in the United States. Players from all over the country move to the area where the teams are located to gain exposure and skill development needed for higher levels. Many of the league's top players go on to compete at the Major Junior, NCAA, and NHL level. The T1EHL showcase tournaments and games are heavily scouted by scouts from the USHL, NCAA schools, and the OHL due to the convenience of seeing many top players in one game or weekend.
A widely syndicated article published in The New York Times in 1998 described one family's move from Dallas, Texas, to Madison, Connecticut, so that he could train with a top coach in the Tier 1 Elite Hockey League. [1]
The T1EHL acts as an umbrella organization for the league's teams which compete at various levels of youth hockey from Squirt Minor to Midget Major 18U. The league also operates three girls levels. The T1EHL is sanctioned by USA Hockey and acts as a development system for the country's top youth players.
The Midwest Elite Hockey league launched a new Midget Major league, the Tier 1 Elite Hockey League for the 2008–2009 season. The T1EHL also re-aligned the league and will consist of 6 divisions of and 32 teams:
Each team will play 46 games with 2 home and 2 away inter division games as well as 6 showcases with each division hosting 3 showcases and travel to each other's showcase once.
As well as providing excellent competition for the teams within the league, the new format will also reduce the travel costs for the organizations. The Midget Major (U18) teams play a rigorous tournament schedule that will now be in part replaced by the showcases that are included in the league schedule. The new Midget league will fly under the T1EHL banner using its rules and policies. USA Hockey will monitor the new league and its development.
For the 2010–2011 season the league added an Eastern Division with the addition of five teams from the northeast US. The Pittsburgh Hornets moved from the Mid-Am division to the new East division and joined new teams: Boston Advantage, Philadelphia Jr. Flyers, Team Comcast, and Buffalo Regals. The Ohio AAA Blue Jackets replaced Pittsburgh in the Mid-Am division, and the Cleveland Barons swapped spots with the Madison Capitols in the Chicago division.
After the 2010–2011 season, six T1EHL teams left to form a new league called the High Performance Hockey League (HPHL). The teams that left included Chicago Young Americans (CYA), Chicago Mission, Team Illinois, Detroit Compuware, Detroit Honeybaked, and Detroit Little Caesars.
Tier 1 expanded the league for the 2015–2016 season. At this point it is still unknown whether this expansion will just occur at the U16 Midget Minor and U18 Midget Major levels, or if all levels will expand with these clubs. The clubs joining Tier 1 next year will be the Omaha AAA Hockey Club, the New Jersey Avalanche, the Anaheim Jr. Ducks, and the Michigan Nationals. It is unclear whether there will be a division realignment for the Midget levels at this point.
Chicago Division:
Detroit Division:
East Division:
Ohio Division
Rocky Mountain Division
West Division:
Guest Teams:
With the Oakland Jr. Grizzlies leaving the T1EHL for the HPHL beginning the 2017-18 season, these teams fill in the Detroit Division at showcases. They are not considered full members of the league.
Boys Divisions | ||||
Midget Major | ||||
Season | League Champion(s) | |||
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2013–14 | Cleveland Barons | |||
2012–13 | Pittsburgh Penguins Elite | |||
2011–12 | Detroit Victory Honda | |||
2010–11 | St. Louis Amateur Blues | |||
2009–10 | Detroit Belle Tire | |||
2008–09 | Cleveland Barons, St. Louis Amateur Blues | |||
2007–08 | Pittsburgh Hornets | |||
2006–07 | Team Illinois | |||
2005–06 | Team Illinois | |||
Midget Minor | ||||
Season | League Champion(s) | |||
2013–14 | St. Louis AAA Blues | |||
2012–13 | St. Louis AAA Blues | |||
2011–12 | Colorado Thunderbirds | |||
2010–11 | LA Selects | |||
2009–10 | Chicago Mission | |||
2008–09 | Detroit Compuware | |||
2007–08 | Detroit Compuware | |||
2006–07 | Detroit Honeybaked | |||
2005–06 | Detroit Honeybaked | |||
2004–05 | Detroit Honeybaked | |||
Bantam Major | ||||
Season | League Champion(s) | |||
2013–14 | Detroit Belle Tire | |||
2012–13 | Milwaukee Jr. Admirals | |||
2011–12 | Detroit Belle Tire | |||
2010–11 | Detroit Belle Tire | |||
2009–10 | Detroit Honeybaked | |||
2008–09 | Chicago Mission | |||
2007–08 | Detroit Little Caesars | |||
2006–07 | Chicago Mission | |||
2005–06 | Detroit Little Caesars | |||
2004–05 | Team Illinois, Detroit Honeybaked | |||
Bantam Minor | ||||
Season | League Champion(s) | |||
2013–14 | Milwaukee Jr. Admirals | |||
2012–13 | Oakland Jr. Grizzlies | |||
2011–12 | Madison Capitols | |||
2010–11 | Detroit Compuware | |||
2009–10 | Detroit Belle Tire | |||
2008–09 | Detroit Honeybaked | |||
2007–08 | Detroit Compuware | |||
2006–07 | Chicago Mission | |||
2005–06 | Detroit Honeybaked | |||
2004–05 | Detroit Honeybaked | |||
Peewee Major | ||||
Season | League Champion(s) | |||
2013–14 | Pittsburgh Penguins Elite | |||
2012–13 | Cleveland Barons | |||
2011–12 | Detroit Belle Tire | |||
2010–11 | Detroit Little Caesars | |||
2009–10 | Detroit Compuware | |||
2008–09 | Detroit Belle Tire | |||
2007–08 | Detroit Honeybaked | |||
2006–07 | Chicago Mission | |||
2005–06 | Detroit Compuware | |||
2004–05 | Detroit Compuware | |||
Peewee Minor | ||||
Season | League Champion(s) | |||
2013–14 | Detroit Belle Tire | |||
2012–13 | St. Louis AAA Blues | |||
2011–12 | Cleveland Barons | |||
2010–11 | Chicago Mission | |||
2009–10 | Detroit Little Caesars | |||
2008–09 | Detroit Belle Tire | |||
2007–08 | Detroit Belle Tire | |||
2006–07 | Detroit Honeybaked | |||
2005–06 | Detroit Compuware | |||
2004–05 | Detroit Compuware | |||
Squirt Major | ||||
Season | League Champion(s) | |||
2013–14 | Pittsburgh Penguins Elite | |||
2012–13 | Chicago Fury | |||
2011–12 | Detroit Belle Tire | |||
2010–11 | Detroit Little Caesars | |||
2009–10 | Chicago Mission | |||
2008–09 | Team Illinois | |||
2007–08 | Detroit Compuware | |||
2006–07 | Detroit Little Caesars | |||
2005–06 | Detroit Honeybaked | |||
2004–05 | Detroit Compuware | |||
Squirt Minor | ||||
Season | League Champion(s) | |||
2013–14 | Detroit Belle Tire Warriors | |||
2012–13 | N/A | |||
2011–12 | N/A | |||
2010–11 | Detroit Little Caesars | |||
2009–10 | Detroit Little Caesars | |||
2008–09 | Detroit Honeybaked | |||
2007–08 | Detroit Compuware | |||
2006–07 | Detroit Compuware | |||
2005–06 | Kensington Valley Renegades |
Girls Divisions | ||||
U19 | ||||
Season | League Champion(s) | |||
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2013–14 | Shaftsbury Titans | |||
2012–13 | St. Louis Lady Blues | |||
2011–12 | Madison Capitols | |||
2010–11 | Detroit Belle Tire | |||
2009–10 | Chicago Mission | |||
2008–09 | Chicago Mission | |||
2007–08 | Shattuck-St. Mary's | |||
2006–07 | Team Illinois | |||
2005–06 | Shattuck-St. Mary's | |||
2004–05 | Detroit Honeybaked | |||
U16 | ||||
Season | League Champion(s) | |||
2013–14 | Milwaukee Jr. Admirals | |||
2012–13 | Colorado Selects | |||
2011–12 | St. Louis Lady Blues, Detroit Belle Tire | |||
2010–11 | Detroit Honeybaked | |||
2009–10 | Detroit Little Caesars | |||
2008–09 | Detroit Belle Tire | |||
2007–08 | Colorado Selects | |||
2006–07 | Chicago Young Americans | |||
2005–06 | Team Illinois | |||
2004–05 | Team Illinois, Detroit Honeybaked, Colorado Selects | |||
U14 | ||||
Season | League Champion(s) | |||
2013–14 | Milwaukee Jr. Admirals | |||
2012–13 | Pittsburgh Penguins Elite | |||
2011–12 | St. Louis Lady Blues | |||
2010–11 | Chicago Mission | |||
2009–10 | Chicago Mission | |||
2008–09 | Detroit Honeybaked | |||
2007–08 | Detroit Little Caesars | |||
2006–07 | Team Illinois | |||
2005–06 | Detroit Honeybaked, Team Illinois | |||
2004–05 | Team Illinois | |||
U12 | ||||
Season | League Champion(s) | |||
2013–14 | Pittsburgh Penguins Elite | |||
2012–13 | St. Louis Lady Blues | |||
2011–12 | Detroit Belle Tire |
NHL Draft Picks | ||||
2003 | ||||
Player | Round | Overall | NHL team | MWEHL Team |
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Ryan Kesler | 1 | #23 | Vancouver Canucks | Detroit Honeybaked |
Danny Richmond | 2 | #31 | Carolina Hurricanes | Team Illinois |
Dan Fritsche | 2 | #46 | Columbus Blue Jackets | Cleveland Barons |
Frank Rediker | 4 | #118 | Boston Bruins | Detroit Compuware |
Corey Potter | 4 | #122 | New York Rangers | Detroit Honeybaked |
Mike Brown | 5 | #153 | Boston Bruins | Detroit Honeybaked |
David Rohlfs | 5 | #154 | Edmonton Oilers | Detroit Compuware |
Drew Miller | 6 | #186 | Mighty Ducks of Anaheim | Detroit Honeybaked |
Dylan Reese | 7 | #209 | New York Rangers | Pittsburgh Hornets |
Gerald Coleman | 7 | #224 | Tampa Bay Lightning | Chicago Young Americans |
Marty Guerin | 9 | #274 | Los Angeles Kings | Detroit Honeybaked |
2004 | ||||
Player | Round | Overall | NHL team | MWEHL Team |
Grant Lewis | 2 | #40 | Atlanta Thrashers | Pittsburgh Hornets |
David Booth | 2 | #53 | Florida Panthers | Detroit Honeybaked |
Kevin Porter | 4 | #119 | Phoenix Coyotes | Detroit Honeybaked |
Chris Zarb | 5 | #144 | Philadelphia Flyers | Detroit Little Caesars |
Gino Pisellini | 5 | #149 | Philadelphia Flyers | Team Illinois |
Robbie Earl | 6 | #187 | Toronto Maple Leafs | Detroit Honeybaked |
Ian Keserich | 7 | #215 | Columbus Blue Jackets | Cleveland Barons |
Matt Hunwick | 7 | #224 | Boston Bruins | Detroit Honeybaked |
John Carter | 9 | #291 | Philadelphia Flyers | Detroit Honeybaked |
2005 | ||||
Player | Round | Overall | NHL team | MWEHL Team |
Bobby Ryan | 1 | #2 | Mighty Ducks of Anaheim | Detroit Honeybaked |
Justin Abdelkader | 2 | #42 | Detroit Red Wings | Detroit Honeybaked |
Tom Fritsche | 2 | #47 | Colorado Avalanche | Cleveland Barons |
T. J. Hensick | 3 | #88 | Colorado Avalanche | Detroit Honeybaked |
Patrick Davis | 4 | #99 | New Jersey Devils | Detroit Belle Tire |
Jared Boll | 4 | #101 | Columbus Blue Jackets | Team Illinois |
Nathan Davis | 4 | #913 | Chicago Blackhawks | Cleveland Barons |
Nathan Gerbe | 5 | #142 | Buffalo Sabres | Detroit Honeybaked |
Justin Mercier | 6 | #168 | Colorado Avalanche | Cleveland Barons |
Ryan Maki | 6 | #176 | Nashville Predators | Detroit Honeybaked |
Ryan McGinnis | 6 | #184 | Los Angeles Kings | Detroit Honeybaked |
Kyle Lawson | 7 | #198 | Carolina Hurricanes | Detroit Honeybaked |
Matt Clackson | 7 | #215 | Philadelphia Flyers | Pittsburgh Hornets |
Pat McGann | 7 | #223 | Dallas Stars | Team Illinois |
Zach Bearson | 7 | #224 | Florida Panthers | Team Illinois |
2006 | ||||
Player | Round | Overall | NHL team | MWEHL Team |
Trevor Lewis | 1 | #17 | Los Angeles Kings | Detroit Honeybaked |
Mark Mitera | 1 | #19 | Anaheim Ducks | Detroit Little Caesars |
Chris Summers | 1 | #29 | Phoenix Coyotes | Detroit Victory Honda |
Nigel Williams | 2 | #51 | Colorado Avalanche | Team Illinois |
Jeff Zatkoff | 4 | #74 | Los Angeles Kings | Detroit Honeybaked |
Ryan Turek | 4 | #94 | St. Louis Blues | Detroit Honeybaked |
Brett Bennett | 5 | #130 | Phoenix Coyotes | Detroit Honeybaked |
David Meckler | 5 | #134 | Los Angeles Kings | Chicago Young Americans |
Erik Condra | 7 | #211 | Ottawa Senators | Detroit Honeybaked |
2007 | ||||
Player | Round | Overall | NHL team | MWEHL Team |
Patrick Kane | 1 | #1 | Chicago Blackhawks | Detroit Honeybaked |
Ian Cole | 1 | #18 | St. Louis Blues | Detroit Victory Honda |
Jim O'Brien | 1 | #29 | Ottawa Senators | Detroit Little Caesars |
Bill Sweatt | 2 | #38 | Chicago Blackhawks | Team Illinois |
Aaron Palushaj | 2 | #44 | St. Louis Blues | Detroit Honeybaked |
Jeremy Smith | 2 | #54 | Nashville Predators | Detroit Compuware |
Josh Unice | 3 | #86 | Chicago Blackhawks | Detroit Victory Honda |
Corey Tropp | 3 | #89 | Buffalo Sabres | Detroit Belle Tire |
Steven Kampfer | 4 | #93 | Anaheim Ducks | Detroit Little Caesars |
Alec Martinez | 4 | #95 | Los Angeles Kings | Detroit Honeybaked |
Matt Rust | 4 | #101 | Florida Panthers | Detroit Honeybaked |
Ben Ryan | 4 | #114 | Nashville Predators | Detroit Victory Honda |
John Albert | 6 | #175 | Atlanta Thrashers | Cleveland Barons |
Brad Phillips | 7 | #182 | Philadelphia Flyers | Detroit Honeybaked |
C. J. Severyn | 7 | #186 | Calgary Flames | Pittsburgh Hornets |
Trevor Nill | 7 | #190 | St. Louis Blues | Detroit Compuware |
2008 | ||||
Player | Round | Overall | NHL team | MWEHL Team |
Robert Czarnik | 3 | #63 | Los Angeles Kings | Detroit Honeybaked |
A. J. Jenks | 4 | #100 | Florida Panthers | Detroit Honeybaked |
David Wohlberg | 6 | #172 | New Jersey Devils | Detroit Honeybaked |
Tommy Wingels | 6 | #177 | San Jose Sharks | Team Illinois |
Zach Redmond | 7 | #184 | Atlanta Thrashers | Detroit Compuware |
2009 | ||||
Player | Round | Overall | NHL team | MWEHL Team |
John Moore | 1 | #21 | Columbus Blue Jackets | Chicago Mission |
Chris Brown | 2 | #36 | Phoenix Coyotes | Detroit Honeybaked |
Drew Shore | 2 | #44 | Florida Panthers | Detroit Honeybaked |
Kenny Ryan | 2 | #50 | Toronto Maple Leafs | Detroit Honeybaked |
Kevin Lynch | 2 | #56 | Columbus Blue Jackets | Detroit Honeybaked |
Patrick Wey | 4 | #115 | Washington Capitals | Pittsburgh Hornets |
Anthony Hamburg | 7 | #193 | Minnesota Wild | Dallas Stars |
Paul Phillips | 7 | #195 | Chicago Blackhawks | Chicago Fury |
2010 | ||||
Player | Round | Overall | NHL team | MWEHL Team |
Jack Campbell | 1 | #11 | Dallas Stars | Detroit Honeybaked |
Cam Fowler | 1 | #12 | Anaheim Ducks | Detroit Honeybaked |
Austin Watson | 1 | #18 | Nashville Predators | Detroit Compuware |
Beau Bennett | 1 | #20 | Pittsburgh Penguins | LA Jr. Kings |
Jon Merrill | 2 | #38 | New Jersey Devils | Detroit Honeybaked |
Jason Zucker | 2 | #59 | Minnesota Wild | Detroit Compuware |
Stephen Johns | 2 | #60 | Chicago Blackhawks | Pittsburgh Hornets |
Bryan Rust | 3 | #80 | Pittsburgh Penguins | Detroit Honeybaked |
Justin Florek | 5 | #135 | Boston Bruins | Marquette Electricians |
Kevin Gravel | 5 | #148 | Los Angeles Kings | Marquette Electricians |
Kevin Lind | 6 | #177 | Anaheim Ducks | Chicago Mission |
Bryce Aneloski | 7 | #196 | Ottawa Senators | Team Illinois |
Luke Moffatt | 7 | #197 | Colorado Avalanche | Detroit Compuware |
Chris Crane | 7 | #200 | San Jose Sharks | Detroit Honeybaked |
Zach Trotman | 7 | #210 | Boston Bruins | Detroit Victory Honda |
2011 | ||||
Player | Round | Overall | NHL team | MWEHL Team |
J. T. Miller | 1 | #15 | New York Rangers | Pittsburgh Hornets |
Rocco Grimaldi | 2 | #33 | Florida Panthers | Detroit Little Caesars |
John Gibson | 2 | #39 | Anaheim Ducks | Pittsburgh Hornets |
Brandon Saad | 2 | #43 | Chicago Blackhawks | Pittsburgh Hornets |
Vincent Trocheck | 3 | #64 | Florida Panthers | Pittsburgh Hornets |
T. J. Tynan | 3 | #66 | Columbus Blue Jackets | Chicago Mission |
Robbie Russo | 4 | #95 | New York Islanders | Chicago Mission |
Josiah Didier | 4 | #97 | Montreal Canadiens | Colorado Thunderbirds |
Michael Mersch | 4 | #110 | Los Angeles Kings | Team Illinois |
Blake Pietila | 5 | #129 | New Jersey Devils | Detroit Compuware |
Sean Kuraly | 5 | #133 | San Jose Sharks | Ohio Jr. Blue Jackets |
Shane McColgan | 5 | #134 | New York Rangers | LA Jr. Kings |
Garret Sparks | 7 | #190 | Toronto Maple Leafs | Chicago Mission |
Zac Larraza | 7 | #196 | Phoenix Coyotes | P.F. Chang's |
Alex Broadhurst | 7 | #199 | Chicago Blackhawks | Chicago Mission |
Ryan Dzingel | 7 | #204 | Ottawa Senators | Team Illinois |
Garrett Haar | 7 | #207 | Washington Capitals | Russell Stover Stars |
2012 | ||||
Player | Round | Overall | NHL team | MWEHL Team |
Alex Galchenyuk | 1 | #3 | Montreal Canadiens | Chicago Young Americans |
Jacob Trouba | 1 | #9 | Winnipeg Jets | Detroit Compuware |
Jordan Schmaltz | 1 | #25 | St. Louis Blues | Chicago Mission |
Henrik Samuelsson | 1 | #27 | Phoenix Coyotes | P.F. Chang's |
Nicolas Kerdiles | 2 | #36 | Anaheim Ducks | LA Selects |
Patrick Sieloff | 2 | #42 | Calgary Flames | Detroit Compuware |
Ben Johnson | 3 | #90 | New Jersey Devils | Detroit Little Caesars |
Brady Vail | 4 | #94 | Montreal Canadiens | Detroit Compuware |
Thomas Di Pauli | 4 | #100 | Washington Capitals | Chicago Mission |
Austin Wuthrich | 4 | #107 | Washington Capitals | Team Illinois |
Jaccob Slavin | 4 | #120 | Carolina Hurricanes | Colorado Thunderbirds |
Logan Nelson | 5 | #133 | Buffalo Sabres | Russell Stover Stars |
Connor Carrick | 5 | #137 | Washington Capitals | Chicago Fury |
Garret Ross | 5 | #139 | Chicago Blackhawks | Detroit Victory Honda |
John McCarron | 6 | #153 | Edmonton Oilers | Detroit Honeybaked |
Riley Barber | 6 | #167 | Washington Capitals | Detroit Compuware |
Vinnie Hinostroza | 6 | #169 | Chicago Blackhawks | Chicago Mission |
Matthew Deblouw | 7 | #186 | Calgary Flames | Detroit Little Caesars |
Colton Hargrove | 7 | #205 | Boston Bruins | St. Louis Amateur Blues |
Jaycob Megna | 7 | #210 | Anaheim Ducks | Team Illinois |
2013 | ||||
Player | Round | Overall | NHL team | MWEHL Team |
Seth Jones | 1 | #4 | Nashville Predators | Dallas Stars |
Kerby Rychel | 1 | #19 | Columbus Blue Jackets | Detroit Belle Tire |
Michael McCarron | 1 | #25 | Montreal Canadiens | Detroit Honeybaked |
Ryan Hartman | 1 | #30 | Chicago Blackhawks | Chicago Mission |
J. T. Compher | 2 | #35 | Buffalo Sabres | Team Illinois |
Justin Bailey | 2 | #52 | Buffalo Sabres | Buffalo Regals |
Cole Cassels | 3 | #85 | Vancouver Canucks | Ohio Blue Jackets |
Michael Downing | 4 | #97 | Florida Panthers | Detroit Victory Honda |
Andrew Copp | 4 | #104 | Winnipeg Jets | Detroit Compuware |
Zach Pochiro | 4 | #112 | St. Louis Blues | LA Jr. Kings |
Tyler Motte | 4 | #121 | Chicago Blackhawks | Detroit Honeybaked |
Will Butcher | 5 | #123 | Colorado Avalanche | Madison Capitols |
Cal Petersen | 5 | #129 | Buffalo Sabres | Chicago Young Americans |
Brendan Burke | 6 | #163 | Phoenix Coyotes | P.F. Chang's |
Quentin Shore | 6 | #168 | Ottawa Senators | Colorado Thunderbirds |
Anthony Louis | 6 | #181 | Chicago Blackhawks | Team Illinois |
David Drake | 7 | #192 | Philadelphia Flyers | Chicago Fury |
2014 | ||||
Player | Round | Overall | NHL team | MWEHL Team |
Brendan Perlini | 1 | #12 | Arizona Coyotes | Detroit Belle Tire |
Dylan Larkin | 1 | #15 | Detroit Red Wings | Detroit Belle Tire |
Sonny Milano | 1 | #16 | Columbus Blue Jackets | Cleveland Barons |
Nick Schmaltz | 1 | #20 | Chicago Blackhawks | Chicago Mission |
Thatcher Demko | 2 | #36 | Vancouver Canucks | LA Jr. Kings |
Alex Nedeljkovic | 2 | #37 | Carolina Hurricanes | Detroit Belle Tire |
Josh Jacobs | 2 | #41 | New Jersey Devils | Detroit Belle Tire |
Ryan MacInnis | 2 | #43 | Arizona Coyotes | St. Louis AAA Blues |
Maxim Letunov | 2 | #52 | St. Louis Blues | Dallas Stars |
Johnathan MacLeod | 2 | #57 | Tampa Bay Lightning | Cleveland Barons |
Christian Dvorak | 2 | #58 | Arizona Coyotes | Chicago Mission |
Brandon Halverson | 2 | #59 | New York Rangers | Oakland Jr. Grizzlies |
Connor Chatham | 3 | #71 | New Jersey Devils | St. Louis AAA Blues |
Blake Siebenaler | 3 | #77 | Columbus Blue Jackets | Detroit Belle Tire |
Louie Belpedio | 3 | #80 | Minnesota Wild | Team Illinois |
Matt Iacopelli | 3 | #83 | Chicago Blackhawks | Detroit Belle Tire |
Nick Magyar | 4 | #93 | Colorado Avalanche | Cleveland Barons |
Chase De Leo | 4 | #99 | Winnipeg Jets | LA Selects Hockey Club |
Ryan Mantha | 4 | #104 | Toronto Maple Leafs | Detroit Belle Tire |
Zachary Nagelvoort | 4 | #111 | Edmonton Oilers | Detroit Compuware |
Dakota Joshua | 5 | #128 | Toronto Maple Leafs | Detroit Little Caesars |
Anders Bjork | 5 | #146 | Boston Bruins | Chicago Mission |
Christopher Brown | 6 | #151 | Buffalo Sabres | Detroit Belle Tire |
Aaron Haydon | 6 | #154 | Dallas Stars | Detroit Belle Tire |
Kyle Schempp | 6 | #155 | New York Islanders | Detroit Compuware |
Hayden Hawkey | 6 | #177 | Montreal Canadiens | Colorado Thunderbirds |
Jared Fiegl | 7 | #191 | Arizona Coyotes | Colorado Rampage |
Matt Ustaski | 7 | #192 | Winnipeg Jets | Team Illinois |
Dwyer Tschantz | 7 | #202 | St. Louis Blues | Team Comcast |
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