Mikhail Yegorov and Eemil Vinni topped the final goaltender rankings.
It’s no surprise that Boston University freshman standout Macklin Celebrini has topped the NHL Central Scouting list ahead of the 2024 NHL Draft in Vegas.
With 32 goals in 38 games, no U-18 player has ever scored more goals than Celebrini, and only two have more points than his 64. The consensus No. 1 pick in this year’s NHL Draft is third in college scoring, earning himself the Tim Taylor Award as rookie of the year, among other awards. Cole Eiserman, one of the top prospects heading into the season, is the 12th-ranked skater behind defenseman Carter Yakemchuk.
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