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2018 NHL Draft Picks 2018 WORLD UNDER-17 HOCKEY CHALLENGE DÉFI MONDIAL DE HOCKEY DES MOINS DE 17 ANS 2018 ALUMNI SELECTED AT 2018 NHL ENTRY DRAFT ANCIENS SÉLECTIONNÉS AU REPÊCHAGE 2018 DE LA LNH 1st Round / 1re ronde Andrei Svechnikov (2nd – Carolina) 2015 & 2016 – Russia/Russie Brady Tkachuk (4th – Ottawa) 2015 – United States/États-Unis Barrett Hayton (5th – Arizona) 2016 – Canada White/Blancs Filip Zadina (6th – Detroit) 2015 – Czech Republic/République tchèque Quinn Hughes (7th – Vancouver) 2015 – United States/États-Unis Adam Boqvist (8th – Chicago) 2016 – Sweden/Suède Evan Bouchard (10th – Edmonton) 2015 – Canada White/Blancs Oliver Wahlstrom (11th – New York Islanders) 2016 – United States/États-Unis Noah Dobson (12th – New York Islanders) 2016 – Canada Red/Rouges Ty Dellandrea (13th – Dallas) 2016 – Canada Red/Rouges Joel Farabee (14th – Philadelphia) 2016 – United States/États-Unis Grigori Denisenko (15th – Florida) 2016 – Russia/Russie Martin Kaut (16th – Colorado) 2015 – Czech Republic/République tchèque Ty Smith (17th – New Jersey) 2016 – Canada Black/Noirs Liam Foudy (18th – Columbus) 2016 – Canada White/Blancs Rasmus Kupari (20th – Los Angeles) 2016 – Finland/Finlande Ryan Merkley (21st – San Jose) 2016 – Canada Red/Rouges K’Andre Miller (22nd – New York Rangers) 2016 – United States/États-Unis Isac Lundeström (23rd – Anaheim) 2015 – Sweden/Suède Filip Johansson (24th – Minnesota) 2016 – Sweden/Suède Rasmus Sandin (29th – Toronto) 2016 – Sweden/Suède Joe Veleno (30th – Detroit) 2015 – Canada Black/Noirs Alexander Alexeyev (31st – Washington) 2015 – Russia/Russie 2nd Round / 2e ronde Jonatan Berggren (33rd – Detroit) 2016 – Sweden/Suède Serron Noel (34th – Florida) 2016 – Canada Red/Rouges Jared McIsaac (36th – Detroit) 2016 – Canada White/Blancs Jett Woo (37th – Vancouver) 2016 – Canada White/Blancs Olof Lindbom (39th – New York Rangers) 2016 – Sweden/Suède Ryan McLeod (40th – Edmonton) 2015 – Canada White/Blancs Bode Wilde (41st – New York Islanders) 2016 – United States/États-Unis Jonny Tychonick (48th – Ottawa) 2016 – Canada White/Blancs Adam Ginning (50th – Philadelphia) 2016 – Sweden/Suède Akil Thomas (51st – Los Angeles) 2016 – Canada White/Blancs Calen Addison (53rd – Pittsburgh) 2016 – Canada Black/Noirs Benoît-Olivier Groulx (54th – Anaheim) 2016 – Canada Red/Rouges Kevin Bahl (55th – Arizona) 2016 – Canada Red/Rouges Jacob Olofsson (56th – Montreal) 2016 – Sweden/Suède Axel Andersson (57th – Boston) 2016 – Sweden/Suède Filip Hållander (58th – Pittsburgh) 2016 – Sweden/Suède David Gustafsson (60th – Winnipeg) 2016 – Sweden/Suède Olivier Rodrigue (62nd – Edmonton) 2016 – Canada White/Blancs 3rd Round / 3e ronde Jack McBain (63rd – Minnesota) 2016 – Canada Black/Noirs Justus Annunen (64th – Colorado) 2016 – Finland/Finlande NOVEMBER 3-10, 2018 – SAINT JOHN & QUISPAMSIS, N.B. 2018 WORLD UNDER-17 HOCKEY CHALLENGE DÉFI MONDIAL DE HOCKEY DES MOINS DE 17 ANS 2018 Cameron Hillis (66th – Montreal) 2016 – Canada Red/Rouges Jake Wise (69th – Chicago) 2016 – United States/États-Unis Jakub Skarek (72nd – New York Islanders) 2015 – Czech Republic/République tchèque Ty Emberson (73rd – Arizona) 2016 – United States/États-Unis Niklas Nordgren (74th – Chicago) 2016 – Finland/Finlande Oscar Bäck (75th – Dallas) 2016 – Sweden/Suède Jakub Lauko (77th – Boston) 2016 – Czech Republic/République tchèque Riley Stotts (83rd – Toronto) 2016 – Canada Red/Rouges Lukas Dostal (85th – Anaheim) 2016 – Czech Republic/République tchèque Alexander Khovanov (86th – Minnesota) 2016 – Russia/Russie Logan Hutsko (89th – Florida) 2015 – United States/États-Unis 4th Round / 4e ronde Matej Pekar (94th – Buffalo) 2016 – Czech Republic/République tchèque Jonathan Gruden (95th – Ottawa) 2016 – United States/États-Unis Allan McShane (97th – Montreal) 2016 – Canada Black/Noirs Adam Mascherin (100th – Dallas) 2014 – Canada Red/Rouges Jacob Pivonka (103rd – New York Islanders) 2016 – United States/États-Unis Lenni Killinen (104th – Carolina) 2016 – Finland/Finlande Tyler Weiss (109th – Colorado) 2016 – United States/États-Unis Xavier Bernard (110th – New Jersey) 2016 – Canada Red/Rouges Jachym Kondelik (111th – Nashville) 2015 – Czech Republic/République tchèque Aidan Dudas (113th – Los Angeles) 2016 – Canada Black/Noirs Milos Roman (122nd – Calgary) 2014 – Slovakia/Slovaquie 5th Round / 5e ronde Miska Kukkonen (125th – Buffalo) 2016 – Finland/Finlande Spencer Stastney (131st – Nashville) 2016 – United States/États-Unis Samuel Houde (133rd – Montreal) 2016 – Canada White/Blancs Blade Jenkins (134th – New York Islanders) 2016 – United States/États-Unis Riley Damiani (137th – Dallas) 2016 – Canada Red/Rouges Brandon Saigeon (140th – Colorado) 2014 – Canada Black/Noirs David Hrenak (144th – Los Angeles) 2014 – Slovakia/Slovaquie Dennis Busby (145th – Arizona) 2016 – Canada White/Blancs Danila Zhuravlyov (146th – Colorado) 2016 – Russia/Russie Filip Kral (149th – Toronto) 2015 – Czech Republic/République tchèque Declan Chisholm (150th – Winnipeg) 2016 – Canada Black/Noirs Giovanni Vallati (153rd – Winnipeg) 2016 – Canada Black/Noirs Connor Corcoran (154th – Vegas) 2016 – Canada Black/Noirs 6th Round / 6e ronde Kevin Mandolese (157th – Ottawa) 2016 – Canada Red/Rouges Dawson Barteaux (168th – Dallas) 2016 – Canada Red/Rouges Nikolai Kovalenko (171st – Colorado) 2015 – Russia/Russie Jacob Ingham (175th – Los Angeles) 2016 – Canada Black/Noirs Shawn Boudrias (179th – Minnesota) 2015 – Canada Red/Rouges Xavier Bouchard (185th – Vegas) 2016 – Canada White/Blancs NOVEMBER 3-10, 2018 – SAINT JOHN & QUISPAMSIS, N.B. 2018 WORLD UNDER-17 HOCKEY CHALLENGE DÉFI MONDIAL DE HOCKEY DES MOINS DE 17 ANS 2018 7th Round / 7e ronde Christian Krygier (196th – New York Islanders) 2016 – United States/États-Unis Marcus Westfält (205th – Philadelphia) 2016 – Sweden/Suède Radim Salda (206th – Tampa Bay) 2015 – Czech Republic/République tchèque Eric Florchuk (217th – Washington) 2016 – Canada Black/Noirs NOVEMBER 3-10, 2018 – 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