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Hoping he's somewhere in the range of late 80s/early 90s Scott Stevens. Super productive offensively and also throws (clean) bone crushing hits

Ravensbergen should be great, we just cannot guarantee it will be right away or even consistent

1. Michigan 2. North Dakota 3. Denver 4. Minnesota Duluth 5. Michigan State Minnesota Duluth and Michigan State need to prove that their new goaltenders will be more than adequate.

DuPont to Michigan per Schloss

DuPont commitment news getting closer it would seem

Zellers stated in an interview he wanted to play 3 years IIRC.

2027-28 is when he'd arrive in the NCAA at the earliest. He doesn't graduate HS until 2027 (unless he's accelerated)

Nope. Based on his IG follows, wouldn't think so

Wirtz Family has essentially kicked everyone from the 2010 Cup team to the curb (my belief is that they want to avoid further negative PR due to the Kyle Beach Scandal), so I don't think this is happening.

Shaeffer Gordon Carroll (teammate of the Ruck Twins in Medicine Hat) is the next name to watch. Though with him being a Salt Lake City native, would expect him to be a Denver lean until proven otherwise

1. Bryn Chyzyk is elite 2. CHLers being NCAA eligible now 3. Proximity to Western Canada/Western Canadians being very familiar with North Dakota Hockey 4. KEM likely paying a bit more in NIL for players who fit North Dakota 5. Dane Jackson & Chyzyk being more aggressive every offseason compared to Brad Berry

Just gimme Iowa please. But they're too busy pumping more money in football, wrestling, & basketball

IIRC, Harper was following North Dakota on IG last time I checked, but no clue how much or if (serious) interest is mutual

Levi Harper decommitted from Minnesota a month or two ago. There was talk that he may have wanted to play in the NCAA in his DY and Minnesota didn't think he was ready. His brother Brandt is still committed to Michigan, hence the natural smoke tying Levi to Michigan. We haven't heard anything regarding Levi's recruitment in a month, but it has been thought that he'll end up at Michigan, but would appear another year in Saginaw in the O before going to the NCAA in 2027-28 is most likely

Boeser was always going to Wisconsin until they botched his recruitment/the relationship, so I think Minnesota didn't really work hard to recruit him until late, in which they botched it completely. Fitzhenry is the biggest Twin Cities recruiting battle win since Parise IMHO

Gotta be Kristo, right? Zellers and Blake were always going to North Dakota as legacy kids.

Reid has been rumored to Michigan for awhile. He's a left shot while DuPont is obviously a right shot, so it likely wouldn't sway him away from Michigan. If anything, it probably helps. Harper not committing to Michigan for 2026-27 means that DuPont has the spot open for him. Mews was their only right shot D last year, he got hurt, and that lack of (offensive) right shot D got exposed big time against Denver. DuPont then Mews or Mews then DuPont 1-2 punch on the right side could or would be deadly.

Cameron Reid officially committed to Michigan

Oh wow!

Confirmed?