Rangers, Storm and Bulldogs players headed to 2025 development camps

A total of 178 OHL players, both past and present, have been invited to take part in NHL development camps.

Of those, 26 played for the Kitchener Rangers, Guelph Storm and Brantford Bulldogs this season.

Several players with local ties were selected during the NHL draft, while others were invited to take part in development camps.

Here are a list of players getting the chance to show off their skills on the ice:

Kitchener Rangers

• Jack Pridham – Chicago Blackhawks
• Christian Humphreys – Colorado Avalanche
• Andrew MacNiel – Montreal Canadiens
• Cameron Reid – Nashville Predators
• Luca Romano – New York Islanders
• Matthew Andonovski – Ottawa Senators
• Jackson Parsons – Ottawa Senators
• Matthew Hlacar – Toronto Maple Leafs
• Trent Swick – Vegas Golden Knights
• Former player: Carson Rehkopf – Seattle Kraken

Guelph Storm

• Charlie Paquette – Dallas Stars
• Jett Luchanko – Philadelphia Flyers
• Quinn Beauchesne – Pittsburgh Penguins
• Grant Spada – Tampa Bay Lightning
• Braeden Bowman – Vegas Golden Knights
• Former player: Cam Allen – Washington Capitals

Brantford Bulldogs

• Ryerson Leenders – Buffalo Sabres
• Parker Holmes – Chicago Blackhawks
• Nick Lardis – Chicago Blackhawks
• Marek Vanacker – Chicago Blackhawks
• Owen Protz – Montreal Canadiens
• Josh Avery – Montreal Canadiens
• Matteo Drobac – Nashville Predators
• Cole Brown – New Jersey Devils
• Tomas Hamara – Ottawa Senators
• Jake O’Brien – Seattle Kraken
• Adam Jiricek – St. Louis Blues
• Patrick Thomas – Washington Capitals