Rising prospects.
Primed for the next level.

Returning to Nashville’s current 18U Tier I roster, McGill recorded 30 goals and 30 assists for 60 points in 50 reported games in 2025–26, while also making three NAHL appearances. His production against older Tier I competition and experience at the junior level give him a strong case to lead the overall rankings. Further live and video evaluation will refine his long-term projection. Read the full report →

Technically polished and composed under pressure, with patient edges, strong tracking through traffic, efficient recoveries, and a proven ability to deliver in championship and elimination games. As a first-year 16U player, he faced a schedule made up largely of older, second-year 16U opponents. Selected to the USA Hockey Nationals All-South Team as the only 2010-born goaltender. Read the full report →

Fonnesbeck played 23 complete regular-season games for Nashville’s 16U Tier II team in 2025–26 and helped the Jr. Predators win the Tennessee state championship. The team’s goals-against record during that stretch points to a strong season in net. A 6′2″ left-catching goaltender, he plays big with a composed, aggressive hybrid style. He has since helped Nashville’s 18U Tier II team win two tournament championships in 2026–27, alongside fellow goaltender Miller Campbell, adding early team success to his prospect profile.

On the Marauders’ current 16U Tier II roster after a 20-goal, 42-point season in 47 games at that level. His production as a 2010-born skater and early 2026–27 results warrant a place in the Top 20. Further viewings will help clarify his role and projection against the broader field.

Led last season’s Nashville 16U Tier I group with 24 goals while totaling 47 points, then opened 18U Tier I showcase play with three assists.

Produced 33 points in 46 games at 16U Tier I and opened 18U Tier I showcase play with two goals and four points.

On Nashville’s 16U Tier I roster after playing in the 2026 OHL Cup and being selected by the Chippewa Steel in the 2026 NAHL Futures Draft. His current 16U performances will help determine his next placement.

2010-born forward on Nashville’s 16U Tier I roster. His role and performance against Tier I competition will guide his next evaluation.

Currently rostered with Nashville’s 18U Tier II team, Campbell brings a hybrid goaltending profile. Supplied scouting feedback highlights quick recoveries, efficient lateral movement, and effective use of his size without sacrificing crease mobility. Alongside Zachary Fonnesbeck, he has helped Nashville’s 18U Tier II team win two tournament championships in 2026–27. His technical profile and contribution to that early team success support his return to the Top 20; current-season workload and further evaluations will help refine his placement.

Also listed in statistical records as Theodore Karpynec, Jack returns to the Flyers’ 16U Tier II team after recording a .941 save percentage, 1.21 goals-against average, and three shutouts across 10 reported SESCL games in 2025–26. He helped the Flyers win a tournament championship last season. He has also helped the Flyers win a tournament championship in 2026–27. His championship contributions add context to his strong league performance and strengthen his prospect profile.

Moves onto the current 18U Tier I roster after an 18-goal, 38-point season across 53 games at 16U Tier I. His established production makes him one of the clearest additions to the board.

Apedaile played 30 games for Nashville’s 16U Tier I team in 2025–26, recording 20 wins and five shutouts. He delivered a defining performance in the Southeastern District championship game, stopping all 32 shots he faced to help Nashville secure the title. His full-season workload and championship-game result give him a strong foundation as he moves into 18U Tier I hockey.

Recorded nine goals and 22 points in 56 games at 16U Tier I. That full-season scoring base carries forward to his place on Nashville’s current 18U Tier I roster.

Produced five goals and 21 points in 54 games from the blue line at 16U Tier I and now steps into Nashville’s current 18U Tier I group.

Finished with an even 11 goals and 11 assists in 42 games at 16U Tier I. That balanced production helped earn a place on the current 18U Tier I roster.

Collected 15 assists and 16 points in 47 games at 16U Tier I. His assist-heavy production points to value moving pucks from the back end as he advances to 18U Tier I.

Logged 56 games and 10 points while listed on defense at 16U Tier I, then earned a forward spot on the current 18U Tier I roster—a notable sign of positional versatility.

Played a full 56-game 16U Tier I schedule, added seven points from the blue line, and appeared at USA Hockey Nationals before moving onto the current 18U Tier I roster.

Produced 22 goals and 49 points in 47 games at 16U Tier I before joining Nashville’s current 18U Tier II roster. That verified scoring season moves him into the board’s top five.

Now with the Flyers’ 18U Tier II team, Gilleece posted a .955 save percentage, 0.93 goals-against average, and three shutouts across 10 reported SESCL games at 16U Tier II in 2025–26. That strong league sample supports his inclusion among Tennessee’s leading goaltending prospects. Full-season workload, competition, and further technical evaluations will refine his placement.