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2014 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge Défi Mondial De Hockey Des Moins De 17 Ans 2014 2014 WORLD UNDER-17 HOCKEY CHALLENGE DÉFI MONDIAL DE HOCKEY DES MOINS DE 17 ANS 2014 ALL-TIME FIRST-ROUND DRAFT PICKS CHOIX DE PREMIÈRE RONDE DE TOUS LES TEMPS AU REPÊCHAGE * THROUGH THE 2014 NHL ENTRY DRAFT * * REPÊCHAGE UNIVERSEL 2014 DE LA LNH INCLUS * 2014 Aaron Ekblad (1st – Florida) 2012 & 2013 – Ontario Sam Reinhart (2nd – Buffalo) 2012 – Pacific/Pacifique Leon Draisaitl (3rd – Edmonton) 2012 – Germany/Allemagne Sam Bennett (4th – Calgary) 2013 – Ontario Michael Dal Colle (5th – New York Islanders) 2013 – Ontario Jake Virtanen (6th – Vancouver) 2013 – Pacific/Pacifique Haydn Fleury (7th – Carolina) 2013 – West/Ouest William Nylander (8th – Toronto) 2013 – Sweden/Suède Nick Ritchie (10th – Anaheim) 2012 – Ontario Jakub Vrana (13th – Czech Republic) 2012 – Czech Republic/Rép. tchèque Dylan Larkin (15th – Detroit) 2013 – United States/États-Unis Sonny Milano (16th – Columbus) 2013 – United States/États-Unis Travis Sanheim (17th – Philadelphia) 2013 – West/Ouest Alex Tuch (18th – Minnesota) 2013 – United States/États-Unis Robby Fabbri (21st – St. Louis) 2013 – Ontario Kasperi Kapanen (22nd – Pittsburgh) 2013 – Finland/Finlande Conner Bleackley (23rd – Colorado) 2013 – Pacific/Pacifique Jared McCann (24th – Vancouver) 2013 – Ontario David Pastrnak (25th – Boston) 2012 – Czech Republic/Rép. tchèque Josh Ho-Sang (28th – New York Islanders) 2013 - Ontario Adrian Kempe (29th – Los Angeles) 2013 – Sweden/Suède John Quenneville (30th – New Jersey) 2013 – Pacific/Pacifique 2013 Nathan MacKinnon (1st – Colorado) 2011 & 2012 – Atlantic/Atlantique Jonathan Drouin (3rd – Tampa Bay) 2012 – Québec Seth Jones (4th – Nashville) 2011 – United States/États-Unis Sean Monahan (6th – Calgary) 2011 – Ontario Darnell Nurse (7th – Edmonton) 2012 – Ontario Rasmus Ristolainen (8th – Buffalo) 2011 – Finland/Finlande Bo Horvat (9th – Vancouver) 2012 – Ontario Valeri Nichushkin (10th – Dallas) 2012 – Russia/Russie Samuel Morin (11th – Philadelphia) 2012 – Québec Max Domi (12th – Phoenix) 2012 – Ontario Josh Morrissey (13th – Winnipeg) 2012 – Pacific/Pacifique Ryan Pulock (15th – New York Islanders) 2011 – West/Ouest Nikita Zadorov (16th – Buffalo) 2012 – Russia/Russie Curtis Lazar (17th – Ottawa) 2012 – Pacific/Pacifique Kerby Rychel (19th – Columbus) 2011 – Ontario Frédérik Gauthier (21st – Toronto) 2012 - Québec Andre Burakovsky (23rd – Washington) 2012 – Sweden/Suède Hunter Shinkaruk (24th – Vancouver) 2011 – Pacific/Pacifique Michael McCarron (25th – Montreal) 2012 – United States/États-Unis Morgan Klimchuk (28th – Calgary) 2012 – Pacific/Pacifique Ryan Hartman (30th – Chicago) 2011 – United States/États-Unis OCTOBER 31-NOVEMBER 8, 2014 – SARNIA, ONT. 2014 WORLD UNDER-17 HOCKEY CHALLENGE DÉFI MONDIAL DE HOCKEY DES MOINS DE 17 ANS 2014 2012 Ryan Murray (2nd – Columbus) 2010 – West/Ouest Griffin Reinhart (4th – New York Islanders) 2011 – Pacific/Pacifique Morgan Rielly (5th – Toronto) 2011 – Pacific/Pacifique Mathew Dumba (7th – Minnesota) 2011 – Pacific/Pacifique Derrick Pouliot (8th- Pittsburgh) 2011 – West/Ouest Jacob Trouba (9th – Winnipeg) 2011 – United States/États-Unis Slater Koekkoek (10th – Tampa Bay) 2011 – Ontario Mikhail Grigorenko (12th – Buffalo) 2010 – Russia/Russie Cody Ceci (15th – Ottawa) 2010 – Ontario Thomas Wilson (16th – Washington) 2011 – Ontario Teuvo Teravainen (18th – Chicago) 2011 – Finland/Finlande Scott Laughton (20th – Philadelphia) 2011 – Ontario Michael Matheson (23rd – Florida) 2011 – Québec Jordan Schmaltz (25th – St. Louis) 2010 – United States/États-Unis Brendan Gaunce (26th – Vancouver) 2011 – Ontario Henrik Samuelsson (27th – Phoenix) 2011 – United States/États-Unis Brady Skjei (28th – New York Rangers) 2011 – United States/États-Unis Stefan Matteau (29th – New Jersey) 2011 – United States/États-Unis 2011 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (1st – Edmonton) 2010 – Pacific/Pacifique Jonathan Huberdeau (3rd – Florida) 2010 – Québec Ryan Strome (5th – New York Islanders) 2010 – Ontario Mike Zibanejad (6th – Ottawa) 2010 – Sweden/Suède Sean Couturier (8th – Philadelphia) 2008 & 2009 – Atlantic/Atlantique Dougie Hamilton (9th – Boston) 2010 – Ontario Jonas Brodin (10th – Minnesota) 2010 – Sweden/Suède Duncan Siemens (11th – Colorado) 2010 – Pacific/Pacifique Ryan Murphy (12th – Carolina) 2010 – Ontario J.T. Miller (15th – New York Rangers) 2010 – United States/États-Unis Joel Armia (16th – Buffalo) 2010 – Finland/Finlande Nathan Beaulieu (17th – Montreal) 2009 – Atlantic/Atlantique Mark McNeill (18th – Chicago) 2010 – Pacific/Pacifique Oscar Klefbom (19th – Edmonton) 2010 – Sweden/Suède Tyler Biggs (22nd – Toronto) 2010 – United States/États-Unis Matt Puempel (24th – Ottawa) 2010 – Ontario Stuart Percy (25th – Toronto) 2010 – Ontario Phillip Danault (26th – Chicago) 2010 – Québec Vladislav Namestnikov (27th – Tampa Bay) 2009 – Russia/Russie Rickard Rakell (30th – Anaheim) 2010 – Sweden/Suède 2010 Taylor Hall (1st – Edmonton) 2008 – Ontario Tyler Seguin (2nd – Boston) 2009 – Ontario Erik Gudbranson (3rd – Florida) 2009 – Ontario Brett Connolly (6th – Tampa Bay) 2009 – Pacific/Pacifique Jeffrey Skinner (7th – Carolina) 2009 – Ontario Alexander Burmistrov (8th – Atlanta) 2008 – Russia/Russie Mikael Granlund (9th – Minnesota) 2008 – Finland/Finlande Dylan McIlrath (10th – New York Rangers) 2009 – West/Ouest OCTOBER 31-NOVEMBER 8, 2014 – SARNIA, ONT. 2014 WORLD UNDER-17 HOCKEY CHALLENGE DÉFI MONDIAL DE HOCKEY DES MOINS DE 17 ANS 2014 Jack Campbell (11th – Dallas) 2009 – United States/États-Unis Cam Fowler (12th – Anaheim) 2008 – United States/États-Unis Brandon Gormley (13th – Phoenix) 2008 & 2009 – Atlantic/Atlantique Jaden Schwartz (14th – St. Louis) 2009 – West/Ouest Derek Forbort (15th – Los Angeles) 2009 – United States/États-Unis Joey Hishon (17th – Colorado) 2008 – Ontario Jarred Tinordi (22nd – Montreal) 2009 – United States/États-Unis Mark Pysyk (23rd – Buffalo) 2009 – Pacific/Pacifique Quinton Howden (25th – Florida) 2009 – West/Ouest Evgeny Kuznetsov (26th – Washington) 2009 – Russia/Russie Mark Visentin (27th – Phoenix) 2009 – Ontario Emerson Etem (29th – Anaheim) 2009 – United States/États-Unis 2009 John Tavares (1st – New York Islanders) 2006 – Ontario Matt Duchene (3rd – Colorado) 2008 – Ontario Evander Kane (4th – Atlanta) 2008 – Pacific/Pacifique Brayden Schenn (5th – Los Angeles) 2008 – West/Ouest Scott Glennie (8th – Dallas) 2008 – West/Ouest Jared Cowen (9th – Ottawa) 2008 – West/Ouest Ryan Ellis (11th – Nashville) 2008 – Ontario Zack Kassian (13th – Buffalo) 2008 – Ontario Peter Holland (15th – Anaheim) 2008 – Ontario Louis Leblanc (18th – Montreal) 2008 – Québec Kyle Palmieri (26th – Anaheim) 2008 – United States/États-Unis Philippe Paradis (27th – Carolina) 2008 – Québec Dylan Olsen (28th – Chicago) 2008 – Pacific/Pacifique Carter Ashton (29th – Tampa Bay) 2008 – Ontario Simon Després (30th – Pittsburgh) 2008 – Québec 2008 Drew Doughty (2nd – Los Angeles) 2006 – Ontario Luke Schenn (5th – Toronto) 2006 – West/Ouest Colin Wilson (7th – Nashville) 2006 – United States/États-Unis Joshua Bailey (9th – New York Islanders) 2006 – Ontario Zach Boychuk (14th – Carolina) 2006 – Pacific/Pacifique Tyler Ennis (16th – Buffalo) 2006 – Pacific/Pacifique 2007 Patrick Kane (1st – Chicago) 2005 – United States/États-Unis James van Riemsdyk (2nd – Philadelphia) 2006 – United States/États-Unis Kyle Turris (3rd – Phoenix) 2006 – Pacific/Pacifique Thomas Hickey (4th – Los Angeles) 2006 – Pacific/Pacifique Karl Alzner (5th – Washington) 2005 – Pacific/Pacifique Sam Gagner (6th – Edmonton) 2006 – Ontario Zach Hamill (8th – Boston) 2005 – Pacific/Pacifique Logan Couture (9th – San Jose) 2006 – Ontario Keaton Ellerby (10th – Florida) 2005 – Pacific/Pacifique Brandon Sutter (11th – Carolina) 2006 – Pacific/Pacifique Kevin Shattenkirk (14th – Colorado) 2006 – United States/États-Unis Alex Plante (15th – Edmonton) 2006 – West/Ouest OCTOBER 31-NOVEMBER 8, 2014 – SARNIA, ONT. 2014 WORLD UNDER-17 HOCKEY CHALLENGE DÉFI MONDIAL DE HOCKEY DES MOINS DE 17 ANS 2014 Colton Gillies (16th – Minnesota) 2006 – Pacific/Pacifique Ian Cole (18th – St. Louis) 2006 – United States/États-Unis Logan MacMillan (19th – Anaheim) 2005 & 2006 – Atlantic/Atlantique Angelo Esposito (20th – Pittsburgh) 2006 – Québec Riley Nash (21st – Edmonton) 2006 – Pacific/Pacifique Brendan Smith (27th – Detroit) 2006 – Ontario Jim O’Brien (29th – Ottawa) 2005 – United States/États-Unis Nick Ross (30th – Phoenix) 2006 – Pacific/Pacifique 2006 Erik Johnson (1st – St. Louis) 2005 – United States/États-Unis Jordan Staal (2nd – Pittsburgh) 2005 – Ontario Jonathan Toews (3rd – Chicago) 2005 – West/Ouest Phil Kessel (5th – Boston) 2004 – United States/États-Unis Derick Brassard (6th – Columbus) 2004 – Québec Kyle Okposo (7th – New York Islanders) 2005 – United States/États-Unis Peter Mueller (8th – Phoenix) 2004 – United States/États-Unis James Sheppard (9th – Minnesota) 2005 – Atlantic/Atlantique Jonathan Bernier (11th – Los Angeles) 2005 – Québec Bryan Little (12th – Atlanta) 2004 – Ontario Jiri Tlusty (13th – Toronto) 2005 – Czech Republic/Rép. tchèque Mark Mitera (19th – Anaheim) 2004 – United States/États-Unis Leland Irving (26th – Calgary) 2005 – Pacific/Pacifique Nick Foligno (28th – Ottawa) 2004 – United States/États-Unis Chris Summers (29th – Phoenix) 2005 – United States/États-Unis Matt Corrente (30th – New Jersey) 2005 – Ontario 2005 Jack Johnson (3rd – Carolina) 2004 – United States/États-Unis Carey Price (5th – Montreal) 2004 – Pacific/Pacifique Gilbert Brule (6th – Columbus) 2004 – Pacific/Pacifique Devin Setoguchi (8th – San Jose) 2004 – Pacific/Pacifique Luc Bourdon
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