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Yahoo
09-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
2025 WHL Prospects Draft First-Round Recap
2025 WHL Prospects Draft First-Round Recap The first round of the 2025 WHL Prospects Draft is now complete. 23 players heard their names called, including Maddox Schultz, who went first overall to the Regina Pats. Here is a look at which players were selected in the first round. 1:04 Now Playing Paused Ad Playing
CTV News
08-05-2025
- Sport
- CTV News
A full recap of the 2025 WHL Draft in Saskatchewan
The Western Hockey League's (WHL) prospects' draft has come and gone. The annual draft is often a busy time for Saskatchewan's five WHL teams, and even more special for local players who have their names selected. Here's what each team did, along with where some Sask. players are headed: Regina Pats Round 1 – Pick 1: Maddox Schultz (F), Regina Pat Canadians U18 AAA, Regina, Sask. Round 1 – Pick 3: Liam Pue (F), Langley Hockey Academy U18, Langley, B.C. Round 1 – Pick 23: Logan Henry (F), Burnaby Winter Club U15 Prep, Prince George, B.C. Round 2 – Pick 27: Cruz Nicolay (D), Red Deer U15 AAA Rebels, Red Deer, Alta. Round 2 – Pick 46: Charlie Leonard (D), Delta Hockey Academy U15 Prep, Calgary, Alta. Round 4 – Pick 89: Mahlon Wiley (W), Sask. East Oilers U15 AA, Yorkton, Sask. Round 6 – Pick 120: Dawson Sheehan (G), Northern Alberta Xtreme U15 Prep, Beaumont, Alta. Saskatoon Blades Round 1 – Pick 15: Kain Martinuik (W). Shattuck-St. Mary's Sabres 14U, Peachland B.C. Round 2 – Pick 24: Noah Fowler (F), St. George's School U15 Prep, North Vancouver, B.C. Round 2 – Pick 43: Braden Nowoselski (D), Prairie Storm U15 AA, White City, Sask. Round 4 – Pick 77: Bracken LaRocque (G), Grande Prairie Storm U15 AAA, Grande Prairie, Alta. Round 6 – Pick 118: Dax McDougall (D), Saskatoon Outlaws U15 AA, Saskatoon, Sask. Round 8 – Pick 170: Liam Brooks (D), Minnesota Voyageurs 14U, Duluth, Man. Round 8 – Pick 181: Nicholas Voinea (W), Yale Hockey Academy U15 Prep, Langley, B.C. Round 9 – Pick 198: Bo Skelton (W), Shattuck-St. Mary's Sabres 14U, Minnetoka, Man. Round 9 – Pick 199: Alexander Sharman (W), Rink H.A Kelowna U15 Prep, Coldstream, B.C. Round 10 – Pick 221: Max Hartel (G), Calgary U15 AAA Bisons, Calgary, Alta. Round 11 – Pick 244: Austen Su (D), Delta Hockey Academy U15 Prep, Surrey, B.C. Moose Jaw Warriors Round 1 – Pick 18: Kash Elke (F), Humboldt Broncos U15 AA, Lanigan, Sask. Round 2 – Pick 41: Dylan Mingo (G), Rink H.A. Kelowna U15 Prep, Peachland, B.C. Round 3 – Pick 57: Miller Watkins (D), Burnaby Winter Club U15 Prep. Kelowna, B.C. Round 3 – Pick 60: James Stanton (D), Winnipeg Bruins U15 AAA Gold, Winnipeg, Man. Round 4 – Pick 71: Isaac Rimmer (D), Calgary U15 AAA Northstars, Calgary, Alta. Round 4 – Pick 80: Owen Grassick (F), Airdrie U15 AAA Xtreme, Cochrane, Alta. Round 4 – Pick 90: Linden Abercrombie (W), Saskatoon Stallions U15 AA, Saskatoon, Sask. Round 5 – Pick 94: Jett Prpich (D), Warman Wildcats U15 AA, Kenaston, Sask. Round 5 – Pick 11: Charlie Tobin (W), Edge School U15 Prep, Calgary, Alta. Round 6 – Pick 117: Nash Bullman (F), Regina Pat Blues U15 AA, Regina, Sask. Swift Current Broncos Round 1 – Pick 22: Cohenn Rotar (W). Grande Prairie U15 AAA Storm, Grande Prairie, Alta. Round 2 – Pick 37: Linden Andersen (D), NEBC Trackers U15 AA, Fort St. John, B.C. Round 2 – Pick 44: Luke Huska (F), Edge School U15 Prep, Calgary, B.C. Round 4 – Pick 70: Tanner Massey (W), Yale Hockey Academy, Surrey, B.C. Round 4- Pick 72: Quinn Pickering (D), St. George's School U15 Prep, West Vancouver, B.C. Round 5 – Pick 93: Lucas Conrad (D), Vancouver NE Chiefs U15 AAA, Coquitlam, B.C. Round 5 – Pick 102: Weston Kostiuk (F), Martensville Marauders U15 AA, Martensville, Sask. Round 6 – Pick 125: Maddox Ramage (W), Pilot Mound Hockey Academy U15 Prep, Pilot Mound, Man. Round 7 – Pick 140: Adrien Brochu (G), Grande Prairie U15 AAA Storm, Grande Prairie, Alta. Round 7 – Pick 148: Jaxon Dean (F), Winnipeg U15 AAA Wild, Winnipeg, Man. Round 8 – Pick 171: Roman Haddad (D), Okanagan Hockey Academy U15 Prep, West Kelowna, B.C. Round 9 – Pick 194: Brooks Suter (D), Moorhead Spuds AA 14U, Moorhead, Man. Round 9 – Pick 201: Jevon Peters (F), Eastman Selects U15 AAA, Mitchell, Man. Prince Albert Raiders Round 1 – Pick 16: Athens Shingoose (W), Rink H.A. Winnipeg U15 Prep, Waywayseecappo, Man. Round 2 – Pick 39: Walker Bergen (D), Warman Wildcats U15 AA, Hague, Sask. Round 3 – Pick 52: Tripp Fischer (F), Delta Hockey Academy U15 Prep, Lloydminster, Alta. Round 3 – Pick 59: Evan Wandler (G), Calgary U15 AAA Northstars, Calgary, Alta. Round 3 – Pick 62: Brady Filmon (W), Rink H.A. Winnipeg U15 Prep, Winnipeg, Man. Round 4 – Pick 84: Calder Fraser (F), Red Deer U15 AAA Rebels, Sylvan Lake, Alta. Round 5 – Pick 108: Louis Judd (F), Saskatoon Stallions U15 AA, Saskatoon, Sask. Round 5 – Pick 112: Chayse Fedoriuk (D), OHA Edmonton U15 Prep, Sherwood Park, Alta. Round 9 – Pick 186: Will Owens (W), Winnipeg Bruins U15 AAA Black, Winnipeg, Man. Round 9 – Pick 200: Paxton Hale (D), Martensville Marauders U15 AAA, Martensville, Sask. Round 11 – Pick 246: Noah Ulry (W), Red Deer U15 AAA Rebels, Mountain View County, Alta. Other Sask. Players selected Round 2 – Pick 33 to Wenatchee: Riley Brown (W), Northern Alberta Xtreme U15 Prep, Milestone, Sask. Round 2 – Pick 40 to Prince George: Anderson Reschny (D), OHA Edmonton U15 Prep, Macklin, Sask. Round 3 – Pick 53 to Kamloops: Dilin Coulter-Suttie (F), Saskatoon Bandits U15 AA, Saskatoon, Sask. Round 4 – Pick 78 to Medicine Hat: Ben Meyer (G), Notre Dame Hounds U15 Prep, Regina, Sask. Round 4 – Pick 81 to Portland: Kohen Ruedig (D), Humboldt U15 AA Broncos, Humboldt, Sask. Round 5 – Pick 99 to Red Deer: Denys Lupandin (D), Saskatoon U15 AA Outlaws, Saskatoon, Sask. Round 5 – Pick 103 to Vancouver: Jakob Schmidt (D), Prince Albert U15 AA Raiders, Prince Albert, Sask. Round 5 – Pick 107 to Brandon: Logan Olsen (D), Warman U15 AA Wildcats, Warman, Sask. Fourteen other Saskatchewan players went in rounds six through 15. The full list can be found here.
CTV News
08-05-2025
- Sport
- CTV News
‘Something you dream of': Schultz excited to join hometown Pats after going first overall
WATCH: Donovan Maess has more on the WHL prospects draft after the Regina Pats acquired Maddox Schultz and Liam Pue.
CTV News
08-05-2025
- Business
- CTV News
Pats GM on Draft Day Splash
Regina Watch Regina Pats General Manager Alan Millar joined CTV Morning Live the day after selecting Maddox Schultz 1st overall then trading to add Liam Pue at 3.
CBC
08-05-2025
- Sport
- CBC
Regina Pats select prodigious hometown hero Maddox Schultz with top pick of WHL draft
Social Sharing The top player born in 2010 will be playing junior hockey in his backyard. The Regina Pats did what everyone in the hockey world thought they would after taking local phenom Maddox Schultz with the first-overall pick in the Western Hockey League Prospects Draft on Wednesday. It's a dream come true for 15-year-old Schultz, who grew up idolizing Connor McDavid and watched Connor Bedard flip the hockey world on its head while playing with the Regina Pats. Now he will follow in the footsteps of Bedard. "Yeah, it feels pretty special, growing up watching this team play and putting on this jersey today," said Schultz. "It's a pretty cool moment for me and my family." In the past five months Schultz was named the most valuable player at the prestigious Circle K tournament over the Christmas season in Calgary, lead the Saskatchewan U-18 hockey league in scoring, was named the league's top player and helped guide the Regina Pat Canadians to a Telus Cup national championship where he was also named the top player of the tournament. He's an elite player that the Pats are thrilled to bring into the fold. "First and foremost, for us, it started with the best player available and Maddox was the best player available for us at (number) one," said Millar. "All that comes along with it, with him being a local player is a great bonus for the hockey club and for Maddox and his family." A recent Hockey Canada pilot project that is based in Western Canada will allow Schultz to play half a season with the Pats without needing exceptional status. This is because he was granted exceptional status at a level below junior. The Pats will be able to slowly integrate Schultz while also allowing him to play with the U-18 Pat Canadians. "We still have a lot of work to do but we're building a foundation of very good young players and very good people," said Millar. "You look at what we've accomplished today and you compliment with the number of returning players we have." Schultz's focus now shifts back to the ice with training camp around the corner, as the prodigal talent, his family and the Pats embark on a new journey. "Training obviously and being on the ice," said Schultz. "The work doesn't stop." The Pats continued to make waves trading their second round pick, as well as their firsts in 2026 and 2027 in exchange for the third overall pick in this draft. They selected Langley, B.C.'s Liam Pue. As an underaged player with the Langley Hockey Academy, Pue was second in the Junior Prospect Hockey League's U-18 division. He will also be able to play 34 games as a 15-year-old with the Regina Pats without claiming exceptional status. Hometown hero goes 1st overall to the Regina Pats 10 hours ago Duration 2:41 Maddox Schultz is ranked as the top player born in 2010 in Canada. The Regina Pats took him first overall in the WHL Prospects Draft.
