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GTHL Graduates on NHL Opening Night Rosters 2018-19 GTHL Graduates On NHL Opening Night Rosters 2018-19 Anaheim Ducks PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Andrew Cogliano June 14, 1987 25th overall in 2005, EDM Vaughan Kings, 2002-03 Arizona Coyotes PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Jakob Chychrun March 31, 1998 16th overall in 2016, ARI Toronto Jr. Canadiens, 2013-14 Dylan Strome March 7, 1997 3rd overall in 2015, ARI Toronto Marlboros, 2012-13 Barrett Hayton June 9, 2000 5th overall in 2018, ARI Toronto Red Wings, 2015-16 Buffalo Sabres PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Evan Rodrigues July 28, 1993 Undrafted Toronto Marlboros, 2008-09 Jeff Skinner May 16, 1992 7th overall in 2010, CAR Toronto Young Nationals, 2007-08 Calgary Flames PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Mark Giordano (C) Oct. 3, 1983 Undrafted North York Rangers, 2000-01 Sam Bennett June 20, 1996 4th overall in 2014, CGY Toronto Marlboros, 2011-12 Sean Monahan (A) Oct. 12, 1994 6th overall in 2013, CGY Mississauga Rebels, 2009-10 Carolina Hurricanes PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Phillip Di Giuseppe Oct. 9, 1993 38rd overall in 2012, CAR Vaughan Kings, 2008-09 Dougie Hamilton June 17, 1993 9th overall in 2011, BOS Mississauga Reps Columbus Blue Jackets PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Adam Clendening Oct. 26, 1992 36th overall in 2011 Toronto Marlboros, 2007-08 Dallas Stars PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Brett Ritchie July 1, 1993 44th overall in 2011, DAL Toronto Marlboros, 2008-09 Tyler Seguin Jan. 31, 1992 2nd overall in 2010, BOS Toronto Young Nationals, 2007-09 Jason Spezza June 13, 1983 2nd overall in 2001, OTT Toronto Marlboros, 1997-98 Gemel Smith April 16, 1993 104th overall in 2012, DAL North York Rangers, 2009-10 Detroit Red Wings PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Trevor Daley Oct. 9, 1983 43rd overall in 2002, DAL Don Mills Flyers Edmonton Oilers PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Darnell Nurse Feb. 4, 1995 7th overall in 2013, EDM Don Mills Flyers, 2010-11 Connor McDavid (C) Jan. 13, 1997 1st overall in 2015, EDM Toronto Marlboros 2011-12 Ryan Strome July 11, 1993 5th overall in 2011, NYI Toronto Marlboros 2008-09 Los Angeles Kings PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Tyler Toffoli April 24, 1992 47th overall in 2010, LAK Toronto Jr. Canadiens, 2007-08 Montreal Canadiens PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Max Domi March 2, 1995 12th overall in 2013, ARI Don Mills Flyers, 2010-11 Victor Mete July 7, 1998 100th overall in 2016, MTL Toronto Jr. Canadiens, 2013-14 Nashville Predators PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM P.K. Subban May 13, 1989 43rd overall in 2007, MTL Markham Islanders, 2004-05 New York Islanders PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Casey Cizikas Feb. 27, 1991 92nd overall in 2009, NYI Mississauga Reps, 2005-06 Adam Pelech Aug. 16, 1994 65th overall in 2012, NYI Toronto Marlboros, 2009-10 New York Rangers PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Brendon Smith Feb. 8, 1987 27th overall in 2007, DET Toronto Marlboros, 2006-07 Philadelphia Flyers PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Scott Laughton May 30, 1994 20th overall in 2012, PHI Toronto Marlboros, 2009-10 Wayne Simmonds (A) Aug. 26, 1988 61st overall in 2007, LAK Toronto Jr. Canadiens, 2004-05 Pittsburgh Penguins PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Jamie Oleksiak Dec. 21, 1992 14th overall in 2011, DAL Toronto Young Nationals, 2007-08 San Jose Sharks PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Brent Burns March 9, 1985 20th overall in 2003, MIN North York Canadiens, 2000-1 St. Louis Blues PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Alex Pietrangelo (C) Jan. 18, 1990 4th overall in 2008, STL Toronto Jr. Canadiens, 2005-06 Robby Fabbri Jan. 22, 1996 21st overall in 2014, STL Mississauga Rebels, 2011-12 Ryan O'Reilly Feb. 7, 1991 33rd overall in 2009, COL Toronto Jr. Canadiens, 2006-07 Jordan Kyrou May 5, 1998 35th overall in 2016, STL Mississauga Senators, 2013-14 Tampa Bay Lightning PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Anthony Cirelli July 15, 1997 72nd overall in 2015, TBL Mississauga Reps, 20133-14 Toronto Maple Leafs PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Connor Brown Jan. 14, 1994 156th overall in 2012, TOR Toronto Marlboros, 2009-10 Mitch Marner May 5, 1997 4th overall in 2015, TOR Don Mills Flyers, 2012-13 Zach Hyman June 9, 1992 123rd overall in 2010, FLA Toronto Red Wings, 2007-08 John Tavares Sept. 20, 1990 1st overall in 2009, NYI Toronto Marlboros, 2004-05 Vancouver Canucks PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Christopher Tanev Dec. 20, 1989 Undrafted Toronto Red Wings Vegas Golden Knights PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Reilly Smith April 1, 1911 69th overall in 2009, DAL Toronto Young Nationals, 2006-07 Malcolm Subban Dec. 21, 1993 24th overall in 2012, BOS Toronto Marlboros, 2008-09 Washington Capitals PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Tom Wilson March 29, 1994 16th overall in 2012, WSH Toronto Jr. Canadiens, 2009-10 Devante Smith-Pelly June 14, 1992 42nd overall in 2010, AHM Toronto Jr. Canadiens , 2000-01 Winnipeg Jets PLAYER DOB DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Ben Chiarot May 9, 1991 120th overall in 2009, ATL Mississauga IceDogs, 2006-07 .
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