200×85 Alumni Continue NHL Success with 19 Selections in the 2026 NHL Draft

Every NHL Draft represents years of dedication, sacrifice, and development—and the 2026 NHL Draft was another proud milestone for the 200×85 family. 

Over two days, 19 200×85 alumni heard their names called as NHL organizations added some of hockey’s brightest young talent to their prospect pools. From first-round standouts to late-round gems, this year’s class is another testament to the impact of 200×85’s tournaments, combines, and development programs in helping prepare athletes for hockey’s biggest stage.

Whether competing at the CCM 68 Combine, earning invitations through CCM Selects, or showcasing their talent at the CCM Chicago Brick, these players continued a tradition of excellence that stretches across every level of the game.

First Round Standouts

The opening round saw two 200×85 alumni become first-round NHL Draft selections.

• Jeffrey (JP) Hurlbert (CCM 68 Combine & CCM Selects) – 23rd Overall – Detroit Red Wings
• Jack Hextall (CCM 68 Combine) – 30th Overall – Calgary Flames

Day Two Delivers More Talent

As the draft continued, NHL clubs continued turning to players who developed through 200×85 programs, with 17 more alumni selected across rounds two through seven.

• Casey Mutryn (CCM 68 Combine & CCM Selects) – 38th Overall – Seattle Kraken
• Victor Plante (CCM 68 Combine) – 47th Overall – Detroit Red Wings
• Timofei Runtso (CCM Selects) – 57th Overall – Montreal Canadiens
• Joe Iginla (CCM 68 Combine & CCM Selects) – 65th Overall – Calgary Flames
• Blake Zielinski (CCM 68 Combine) – 80th Overall – Los Angeles Kings
• Sean Burick (CCM Selects) – 95th Overall – Vegas Golden Knights
• Jonas Kemps (CCM Selects) – 98th Overall – Florida Panthers
• Tyus Sparks (CCM 68 Combine) – 101st Overall – Washington Capitals
• Michael Berchild (CCM 68 Combine) – 105th Overall – Carolina Hurricanes
• Evan Jardine (CCM 68 Combine) – 121st Overall – Columbus Blue Jackets
• Ryder Fetterolf (CCM 68 Combine) – 125th Overall – Carolina Hurricanes
• Cole Tuminaro (CCM 68 Combine) – 140th Overall – Colorado Avalanche
• Parker Trottier (CCM 68 Combine) – 189th Overall – Montreal Canadiens
• Alofa Tunoa Ta’amu (CCM 68 Combine) – 199th Overall – Winnipeg Jets
• Charlie Puglisi (CCM 68 Combine) – 202nd Overall – Nashville Predators
• Logan Stuart (CCM Selects) – 208th Overall – Washington Capitals
• James Riber (CCM Chicago Brick) – 210th Overall – Anaheim Ducks

Built for the Next Level

The NHL Draft is the culmination of years of commitment, but it’s also the beginning of the next chapter. At 200×85, we’re proud to provide opportunities that help athletes challenge themselves against elite competition, gain exposure, and continue their development throughout their hockey journey.

This year’s draft class once again reflects the strength of the 200×85 pathway. With alumni representing the CCM 68 Combine, CCM Selects, and CCM Chicago Brick, our programs continue to provide meaningful opportunities for players to grow both on and off the ice.

“Watching our alumni achieve their dream of being drafted is one of the most rewarding moments of every season,” said Justin Lewandowski, President of 200×85. “These young men have put in countless hours to earn this opportunity, and we’re incredibly proud that our events have played a role in their development. We can’t wait to follow their journeys as they take the next step toward the NHL.”

Congratulations to all 19 members of the 2026 200×85 NHL Draft class. Your success inspires the next generation of players chasing the very same dream, and we look forward to watching each of your careers continue to unfold.