200×85 Alumni Shine in 2025 NHL Entry Draft: 22 Players Selected

At 200×85, our mission is rooted in developing the next generation of hockey stars, providing elite athletes with the tools, training, and competition they need to thrive at the highest level. That mission was proudly on display at the 2025 NHL Entry Draft, where 22 alumni heard their names called, taking the next step in their hockey journeys.

Held June 27–28 at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, the 63rd NHL Entry Draft served as the stage where years of hard work and dedication culminated in a moment these players will never forget. From first-round selections to late-round steals, our alumni once again proved that the 200×85 development path prepares players to perform and shine.

First Round Firepower

Six 200×85 alumni were selected in the opening round, showcasing their elite skillsets and NHL potential:

• James Hagens (CCM 68) – 7th Overall – Boston Bruins
• Logan Hensler (CCM 68) – 23rd Overall – Ottawa Senators
• Will Horcoff (CCM 68) – 24th Overall – Pittsburgh Penguins
• Ryker Lee (CCM 68 & CCM Chicago Brick) – 26th Overall – Nashville Predators
• Henry Brzustewicz (CCM 68) – 31st Overall – Los Angeles Kings
• Cullen Potter (CCM 68) – 32nd Overall – Calgary Flames

Rising Stars on Day 2

The pick kept rolling on day two of the NHL Draft and there was no shortage of 200×85 alumni whose names were called:

• Blake Fiddler (CCM Chicago Brick) – 36th Overall – Seattle Kraken
• Shane Vanaghi (CCM 68) – 48th Overall – Philadelphia Flyers
• Conrad Fondrk (CCM 68) – 50th Overall – New Jersey Devils
• Cole McKinney (CCM 68 & CCM Chicago Brick) – 53rd Overall – San Jose Sharks
• Ben Kevan (CCM 68) – 63rd Overall – New Jersey Devils
• Charlton Tretheway (CCM 68) – 73rd Overall – Pittsburgh Penguins
• Cooper Simpson (CCM 68) – 79th Overall – Boston Bruins
• Kristian Epperson (CCM 68) – 88th Overall – Los Angeles Kings
• Teddy Mutryn (CCM 68) – 95th Overall – Edmonton Oilers
• Drew Schock (CCM 68) – 101st Overall – Anaheim Ducks
• John Mooney (CCM 68) – 113th Overall – Montreal Canadiens
• Asher Barnett (CCM 68 & CCM Chicago Brick) – 131st Overall – Edmonton Oilers
• Everett Baldwin (CCM 68) – 151st Overall – Tampa Bay Lightning
• Edison Engle (CCM Chicago Brick) – 188th Overall – Winnipeg Jets
• Richard Gallant (CCM 68) – 210th Overall – San Jose Sharks
• Aidan Park (CCM 68) – 223rd Overall – Edmonton Oilers

A Testament to Development

The path to the NHL is never easy, but the consistency with which our alumni are selected in the draft speaks volumes about the caliber of our programs. From early-stage development at CCM Chicago Brick to elite identification at CCM 68, every 200×85 event is designed to challenge, grow, and prepare players for hockey’s biggest stage.

“Seeing so many of our alumni drafted this year is incredibly rewarding,” said Kevin Mann, CEO of 200×85. “It’s a reflection not just of their dedication and talent, but of the support systems we strive to provide through our tournaments, combines, and development programs. We couldn’t be prouder.”

As these 20 young men take the next step in their careers, we look forward to watching them continue to grow and make an impact in the hockey world. From the first overall pick to the final round, every selection tells a story of perseverance, passion, and preparation—and 200×85 is honored to be part of that journey.