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TRADE: Kitchener Rangers Acquire Second Round Import Draft Selection From Sudbury Wolves

Alyscia Warner — Tue, 23 Jun 2026 14:30:07 +0000

Kitchener, ON - Kitchener Rangers General Manager, Mike McKenzie announced today that the team has acquired Sudbury’s second round CHL Import Draft Selection (2026) in exchange for Kitchener’s third round CHL Import Draft Selection (2026) and Kitchener's sixth round selection in the 2030 OHL Priority Selection. Trade Summary: To Kitchener

2026 2nd round CHL Import Draft Selection (SBY)

To Sudbury

2026 3rd round CHL Import Draft Selection (KIT)
2030 6th round OHL Priority Draft Selection (KIT)

Kitchener will still have three selections in the 2026 CHL Import Draft. One first round selection (KIT) and two second round selections (KIT & SBY). The Import Draft will take place on Tuesday, June 30th starting at 9:00 a.m. ET. You can follow along with the full CHL Import Draft here. ____

Join in the conversation on all things Rangers via social media by using the hashtag #RTown and #OHLRangers. Stay connected by following the Rangers on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter by searching @OHLRangers.    For media inquiries, contact: Luca Lombardi  Manager, Communications and Community Relations Kitchener Rangers Hockey Club (416) 885-4510 llombardi@kitchenerrangers.com

Game Recap: Team White Score Five In Second Straight Game To Earn Game Two Victory

Alyscia Warner — Sun, 21 Jun 2026 18:22:16 +0000

Kitchener, ON – Team White scored five goals for the second consecutive game to take a 2-0 series lead and the series win. Five different goalscorers got on the game sheet, all getting their first of camp.

2026 Development Camp Roster

Goalscorers Team White: G - Chase Houghton G - George Majic G - Alexander Davies G - Braden Reilly (GWG) G - Cole Grawford

Team Blue: G - Taylor Van De Ven G - Markus Harper G - Charlie Puglisi Goaltenders Team Blue: Garrett Rupp – Two Periods 40 minutes, 24/28 saves (0.857 save %), Four Goals Against Joshua Taylor – One Period, 20 minutes, 4/5 Saves (.800 save %), One Goal Against Team White: Bryan Schwartz – Two Periods, 40 minutes, 24/27 Saves (0.889 save %), Three Goals Against Mason Hriczov – One Period, 20 minutes, 13/13 Saves (1.000 save %), Zero Goals Against UP NEXT: The final development camp game will take place at Activa Sportsplex on Sunday morning with puck drop at 10:00 a.m. ____

Game Recap: Fitzgerald and Dunne Score Twice as Team White Earns 5-2 Game 1 Victory

Alyscia Warner — Sat, 20 Jun 2026 17:36:00 +0000

Kitchener, ON – It was an early offensive explosion for Team White in game one as they scored five unanswered goals - two in the first period and three in the second period, to take a 5-0 lead into the second period flood. Team Blue wouldn't go down lightly, as in the third period, Team Blue were able to keep Team White off the scoresheet and add two goals of their own, but it was too little too late, as Team White took a 5-2 game one victory.

2026 Development Camp Roster

Evan Fitzgerald, the Rangers second-round selection in the 2026 OHL Priority Draft opened the scoring with a wrist shot skating down the right flank that made its way through the blocker arm of Joshua Taylor. Evan Nicholson scored a highlight-reel goal to double Team White's advantage as he went top shelf between the legs jumping on a loose puck in the slot. In the second period, Jack Dunne scored back-to-back goals for Team White - extending their lead further. The first of Dunne's pair was also a beauty, skating in alone on a mini breakaway, pulling the puck to his backhand beating the outstretched blocker arm of the goaltender. For his second goal, Dunne pulled the puck in tight to his body around the stick of the defender and wired a shot into the bottom left corner of the net from the slot to make it 4-0. Evan Fitzgerald then got his second goal of the game getting rewarded for a hard-working shift with relentless puck pressure. Team Blue went to work in the final period, not allowing Team White to extend their lead further and began to climb back. Charlie Puglisi got the first goal of the game for Team Blue with a sweet backhand-forehand move in tight, lifting the puck just above the catching arm of Ethan Suski, who replaced Mason Hriczov to start the period. To complete the game's scoring, Taylor Van De Ven had his point shot deflect off a Team White defender on its way to the goal, beating Suski and making it a 5-2 game. Final shots were 36-28 in favour of Team White. Goalscorers Team Blue: 2G - Jack Dunne (#19) 2G - Evan Fitzgerald (#20) G - Evan Nicholson (#11) Team White: G - Charlie Puglisi (#12) G - Taylor Van De Ven (#7) Goaltenders Team Blue: Joshua Taylor - Two Periods, 30 minutes, 16/21 Saves (.762 save %), Five Goals Against Justin Young - One Period, 20 minutes, 15/15 saves (1.000 save %), Zero Goals Against Team White: Mason Hriczov - Two Periods, 30 minutes, 12/12 Saves (1.000 save %), Zero Goals Against Ethan Suski - One Period, 20 minutes, 14/16 Saves (0.875 save %), Two Goals Against Shootout: Round 1 White - Braden Reilly - GOAL Blue - Nate Pavelski - MISS Round 2 White - Evan Nicholson - MISS Blue - Charlie Puglisi - MISS Round 3 White - Evan Fitzgerald - MISS Blue - Gavin Martin - GOAL Round 4 White - Jack Dunne - MISS Blue - Markus Harper - MISS Round 5 White - Alex Forrest - MISS Blue - Ian Robinson - MISS Round 6 White - Michael Pacek - GOAL Blue - Carson Vukelich - MISS UP NEXT: The second-of-three Development Camp games will be played later this evening with puck drop set for 6:00 p.m. at Activa Sportsplex. The final development camp game will take place on Sunday morning with puck drop at 10:00 a.m. ____

Rangers to Host 2026 Development Camp June 19-21

Alyscia Warner — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 21:01:12 +0000

Kitchener, ON – The Kitchener Rangers announced today, Thursday, June 18th, the details for the club’s annual Development Camp, to be held on Friday, June 19th through Sunday, June 21st at the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium and Activa Sportsplex. The Rangers will welcome 44 players to Kitchener for fitness testing, four on-ice sessions, and a tour of the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium Complex. Rangers’ newly drafted prospects from the 2026 OHL Priority Selection and 2026 U-18 Priority Selection, prospects from previous OHL Priority Selections, as well as free agent invites will be in attendance. There are 27 forwards, 11 defencemen, and six goaltenders split up into two teams. Both teams will practice Friday evening before playing each other twice on Saturday and once on Sunday morning.

Below is a list of public events for the Rangers 2026 Development Camp. All on-ice sessions will take place at the Activa Sportsplex on the Patrick J. Doherty pad and are free and open to the public.

Friday, June 19th: 5:30pm – Team Blue practice & on-ice testing 6:30pm – Team White practice & on-ice testing Saturday, June 20th: 10:00am – Game 1: Team Blue vs. Team White 6:00pm – Game 2: Team Blue vs. Team White Sunday, June 21st: 10:00am – Game 3: Team Blue vs. Team White For all the latest information on the Kitchener Rangers, including video features, development camp details, and staying up to date throughout the summer, stay tuned to kitchenerrangers.com. ___

2025-26 Warmup Jersey Auction Helps Kitchener Rangers and Rangers Reach Raise Over $15,300

Alyscia Warner — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 14:52:10 +0000

Kitchener, Ont. – The Kitchener Rangers Hockey Club and Rangers Reach are pleased to announce that over $15,351.06 was raised during our annual warmup jersey auction. Between March 16th -22nd, 2026, 33 authentic Rangers warm-up jerseys, worn by players during the 2025-26 season were auctioned online with all proceeds donated to Rangers Reach to continue to strengthen their community outreach.

The new warm-up jerseys officially debuted on Friday, November 14 at The Aud, giving fans their first look at the design that players would wear throughout the remainder of the season. The Kitchener Rangers are proud to continue to highlight the important work that Rangers Reach continues to achieve within Waterloo Region, showcasing a commitment to community, inclusivity, and creating meaningful impact.

“We’re thrilled to strengthen our partnership with Rangers Reach in a way that connects both on and off the ice,” said Joe Birch, COO & Governor, Kitchener Rangers. “These warm-up jerseys not only look great, but they represent the incredible work Rangers Reach does year-round to support youth, families, and community organizations.”

Rangers Reach, the charitable arm of the Kitchener Rangers, continues to expand its efforts to make hockey more accessible and to build stronger community connections through its programs, grants, and initiatives. Becoming the official warm-up jersey sponsor reinforces the organization’s visibility and aligns its mission with a prominent, fan-facing platform.

“Partnering on the warm-up jerseys allows us to highlight the impact of our community initiatives while standing alongside the team that helped build this foundation,” said Craig Campbell, Executive Director, Rangers Reach.

About Rangers Reach

Rangers Reach was established to build and support the community that has supported the Kitchener Rangers Hockey Club since 1963. Rangers Reach generates their funding from multiple sources, with the primary source being Rangers Reach 50/50 and Authentic Game Worn Jersey raffles. In addition we receive an annual funding donation from the Kitchener Rangers Hockey Club.

While Rangers Reach does not solicit direct donations, its plans include the running of regular and special events that target community giving. One example of this will be the Rangers Reach Remembrance Day Jersey Auction.

Programs and upcoming events are continuously being announced. Details on our grant guidelines and application process can be found on our Grants Information page.

Kitchener Rangers Announce Complete 2026-27 Regular Season Schedule

Alyscia Warner — Tue, 16 Jun 2026 18:00:26 +0000

Kitchener, ON – The Kitchener Rangers are set to open the 2026-27 season at the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium versus the Owen Sound Attack on Friday, September 18th at 7:00 pm, and will complete this home-and-home series in Owen Sound on Saturday, September 19th to open our road campaign. The Ontario Hockey League released its regular-season schedule June 16th which marks the start of our 64th season as The Kitchener Rangers. The team will play a total of seven Tuesdays, 22 Fridays, and five Sundays at The Aud to complete the 34-game home schedule. Our busiest month of the season will be in January when we will be playing 13 games.   Dates of Note Include: Opening Night: Friday, September 18th vs. Owen Sound Attack at 7:00 p.m. Remembrance Day Game: Friday, November 6th vs. North Bay Battalion at 7:00 p.m. Teddy Bear Toss: Tuesday, December 8th vs. Sarnia Sting at 7:00 p.m. Our full promotional schedule will be announced soon! CLICK HERE for a printable version of the 2025-26 schedule. __ FLO HOCKEY EARLY BIRD DEAL Ontario Hockey League fans can lock in the best streaming deal of the season as FloHockey launches its Early Bird Offer ahead of the 2026-27 OHL campaign. For a limited time, fans can receive 12 months of FloHockey for the price of just three months when they purchase an Annual Plan before July 31, 2026. The offer provides hockey fans with nine months free on a FloHockey Annual Plan, giving subscribers access to every moment of the upcoming OHL season, including the regular season, playoffs, and championship chase.

Watch Every OHL Game Live and On Demand

FloHockey remains the exclusive streaming home of the Ontario Hockey League, delivering more than 680 regular-season games throughout the year, plus complete coverage of the OHL Playoffs. Subscribers can stream games live or watch on demand from anywhere, ensuring they never miss a goal, save, or highlight. Whether you’re following your hometown team or tracking prospects across the league, FloHockey provides comprehensive coverage of every OHL club all season long.

Your 2026-27 OHL Season Starts Here

With a FloHockey subscription, fans can watch:

Opening Night coverage
Friday Night Faceoff matchups
Historic OHL rivalries
Holiday season action
Trade Deadline coverage
Every game of the OHL Playoffs
The Road to the J. Ross Robertson Cup

From September through the spring, every team, every rivalry, and every playoff game will be available on FloHockey. Full press release here. __ Want to guarantee your seat for Opening Night and every Rangers home game this season? Season Ticket Memberships for the 2026-27 season are available now, and fans can select their seats online today. Join in the conversation on all things Rangers via social media by using the hashtag #RTown and #OHLRangers. Stay connected by following the Rangers on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter by searching @OHLRangers.    For media inquiries, contact: Luca Lombardi  Manager, Communications and Community Relations Kitchener Rangers Hockey Club (416) 885-4510 llombardi@kitchenerrangers.com

Rangers Make 13 Selections on Day 2 of the 2026 OHL Priority Draft

Alyscia Warner — Sat, 13 Jun 2026 22:17:32 +0000

Kingston, ON – Following day one of the 2026 OHL Priority Selection, presented by Real Canadian Superstore, the Rangers added 13 more players on day two to finish the 15-round Priority Selection process. The Blueshirts selected 14 players: eight forwards, four defencemen and two goalies in this year’s draft.

DAY 2 Rounds 2-3: Saturday, June 13th (two selections)

Round (Pick)	Player	Position	Height	Weight	Date of Birth	Team	Hometown
2 (41)	Evan Fitzgerald	C	5.09.5	159	Sep 10, 2010	Vaughan Kings U16 AAA	Peterborough, ON
3 (56)	Gavin Martin	RW	6.02.5	174	Feb 8, 2010	Brantford 99ers U16 AAA	Brantford, ON

With the 41st pick, the Rangers selected forward Evan Fitzgerald in the second round from the Vaughan Kings U16 AAA program in the GTHL. The Peterborough native recorded 33 points (16G, 17A) in 32 games for the Kings and added five points (2G, 3A) in four OHL Cup games. Standing at five-foot-ten, 159 pounds, Fitzgerald is the younger brother of Soo Greyhounds forward, Colin Fitzgerald. Kitchener's next selection came in the third round via the Flint Firebirds, 56th overall, where the Rangers' selected Gavin Martin from the Brantford 99ers U16 AAA program. The Brantford, Ontario native recorded 31 points (17G, 14A) in 29 regular season games and averaged over a point-per-game in 11 playoff games producing four goals and nine assists for 13 points. The Blueshirts selected their first defenceman of the draft in the sixth round after having no selections in the fourth and fifth rounds. Keaton Van Spronsen is a right-shot defenceman from the London Jr. Knights U16 AAA program. Listed a six-foot-one, Van Spronsen demonstrated good offensive ability recording 25 points (4G, 21A) in 25 regular season games for the Jr. Knights. Caden Yale (51GP, 13G, 27A, 40 PTS), Evan Miller (43GP, 8G, 19A, 27 PTS), and Taylor Van De Ven (30GP, 2G, 16A, 18 PTS) were the other three defencemen selected by the Kitchener Rangers in this years priority selection. The Rangers called the names of two goaltenders, first calling the name of Bryan Schwartz in the eighth round (153rd overall) and then calling the name of Garrett Rupp in the twelfth round (240th overall). Both goalies are American-born with Schwartz residing in Monroe Township, New Jersey and Rupp residing in Warrenton, Pennsylvania. Schwartz is listed at five-foot-nine and posted an impressive 0.919 save percentage and 2.78 goals against average in 30 games competing in the Atlantic Youth Hockey League (AYHL15). Rupp stands in at six-foot-three and posted a 2.94 goals against average in seven games for the Bishop Kearney Selects 15's. In the ninth round (180th overall) the Kitchener Rangers selected Nathan Pavelski from the Madison Capitols in Madison, Wisconsin. Pavelski is the son of former longtime NHL forward, Joe Pavelski. The five-foot-nine right-winger produced 69 points (27G, 42A) in 59 games for the Capitols this past season. Rounds 4-15: Saturday, June 13th (11 selections)

Round (Pick)	Player	Position	Height	Weight	Date of Birth	Team	Hometown
6 (105)	Keaton Van Spronsen	D	6.00.75	158	Mar 13, 2010	London Jr. Knights U16 AAA	London, ON
6 (120)	George Majic	RW	5.06.5	135	Nov 23, 2010	Upper Canada College Blues U16	Toronto, ON
7 (124)	Caden Yale	D	6.00.5	153	Apr 5, 2010	Bishop Kearney Selects 15’s	Colts Neck, NJ
8 (153)	Bryan Schwartz	G	5.09	130	Jan 19, 2010	Philadelphia HC 15’s	Monroe Township, NJ
9 (180)	Nathan Pavelski	RW	5.09.25	194	Oct 26, 2010	Madison, WI	Madison Capitols 15’s
10 (185)	Michael Pacek	LW	5.11.75	169	Mar 05, 2010	Bolton, ON	Toronto Marlboros U16 AAA
11 (220)	Cooper Cote	C	6.01	183	Jul 9, 2010	Komoka, ON	Elgin-Middlesex Canucks U16 AAA
12 (240)	Garrett Rupp	G	6.02.5	194	Jan 25, 2010	Warrenton, VA	Bishop Kearney Selects 15’s
13 (260)	Evan Miller	D	6.00.5	154	Sep 28, 2010	Chicago, IL	Chicago Mission 15’s
14 (280)	Taylor Van De Ven	D	6.00.5	213	Dec 26, 2010	Delaware, ON	Sun County Panthers U16 AAA
15 (300)	Carson Vukelich	RW	5.09.5	169	Feb 5, 2010	Paris, ON	Brantford 99ers U16 AAA

The Kitchener Rangers will host their 2026 Development Camp next weekend (June 19th - 21th) at the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium and Activa Sportsplex in Kitchener. Full prospect rosters and details will be made available throughout the week. All on-ice activities (testing and exhibition games) are open to the public. __ Want to guarantee your seat for Opening Night and every Rangers home game this season? Season Ticket Memberships for the 2026-27 season are available now, and fans can select their seats online today. Join in the conversation on all things Rangers via social media by using the hashtag #RTown and #OHLDraft. Stay connected by following the Rangers on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter by searching @OHLRangers.

For media inquiries, contact: Luca Lombardi Manager, Communications and Community Relations Kitchener Rangers Hockey Club (416) 885-4510 llombardi@kitchenerrangers.com

Rangers Select Forward Braden Reilly 19th Overall in 2026 OHL Priority Selection

Alyscia Warner — Sat, 13 Jun 2026 03:10:29 +0000

Kingston, ON - The Kitchener Rangers were on the clock with the 19th selection in the 2026 OHL Priority Draft presented by Real Canadian Superstore, and selected Braden Reilly (RW) from the Toronto Marlboros U16 AAA program.

Braden Reilly, the Rangers first-round (19th overall) selection is a two-way forward born in Milton, Ontario. Reilly played his last two years of minor hockey with the Toronto Marlboros U16 AAA program where he amassed an impressive 33 points (15G, 18A) in 30 games during the 2025-26 season, including 4 points (2G, 2A) in four OHL Cup games. The 5-foot-11, 157-pound centreman was named as an assistant captain for the Marlies this season. “We are thrilled to select Braden with the 19th overall pick," said Kitchener Rangers General Manager Mike McKenzie. "He is a very talented player that we are excited to welcome to our organization. We look forward to seeing him in a Ranger uniform. Congratulations to Braden and his family on a special night.” "I mean it is a tremendous honour," said Braden Reilly when asked what it felt like to be drafted to a team coming off a Memorial Cup Championship. "It's an amazing city to go to especially after winning a Memorial Cup and I'm very excited to get going. As a young kid I would always go to The Aud and I watched a lot of games of theirs and I am super pumped to be apart of that now." Braden's father, Brent is an OHL alum of the Peterborough Petes, spending parts of two seasons in the Petes organization from 1996-1998 where he featured in 59 games. Previous First Round Rangers Picks: 2026 - Braden Reilly, 19th overall 2025 - Kane Barch, 22nd overall 2024 - Evan Headrick, 15th overall 2023 - Cameron Reid, 10th overall & Luca Romano, 11th overall 2022 - Michael Hage, 9th overall 2021 - Carson Rehkopf, 17th overall 2020 - Andrew Leblanc, 17th overall Rounds 4-15 begin Saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. Fans can follow pick-by-pick results here or can watch the stream live on FloHockey. For all the latest information on the Rangers at the 2026 OHL Draft, visit KitchenerRangers.com. __ Want to guarantee your seat for Opening Night and every Rangers home game this season? Season Ticket Memberships for the 2026-27 season are available now, and fans can select their seats online today. Join in the conversation on all things Rangers via social media by using the hashtag #RTown and #OHLDraft. Stay connected by following the Rangers on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter by searching @OHLRangers.

For media inquiries, contact: Luca Lombardi Manager, Communications and Community Relations Kitchener Rangers Hockey Club (416) 885-4510 llombardi@kitchenerrangers.com

Media Release: 2026 OHL Priority Draft Preview

Alyscia Warner — Fri, 12 Jun 2026 19:11:42 +0000

Kingston, ON – The 2026 OHL Priority Draft is upon us. The Kitchener Rangers and rest of the league will be on the clock starting at 7:00 p.m. this evening live from Slush Puppie Place in Kingston. This weekend presents a chance for Kitchener to add more talent to its roster. Tonight’s portion of the draft will include the first round only in which Kitchener will select 19th overall. Saturday, June 13th will include rounds 2-3 beginning at 9:00 a.m. with a 20 minute break at 12:30 p.m. followed by rounds 4 through 15 after that to conclude the draft. The Rangers making a total of 14 selections. Fans unable to attend in Kingston can still follow every selection through a variety of viewing options. The 2026 OHL Priority Selection will be broadcast live on YourTV and streamed through FloHockey’s digital platforms. Watch the OHL Draft Live On:

Additional television availability will be shown locally through Rogers TV. Friday night will also be available through Super Sports Pak. It will also be covered extensively on Kitchener Rangers Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. Click here for more information on the Selection Process. Results will also be updated on our Draft Page.

Full Pick Selection: 1 (19th Overall) 2 (41st Overall) Compensatory Pick 3 (56th Overall) From Flint 6 (105th Overall) From Sarnia 6 (120th Overall) 7 (124th Overall) From Brampton 8 (153rd Overall) From Sault Ste. Marie 9 (180th Overall) 10 (185th Overall) From Sarnia 11 (220th Overall) 12 (240th Overall) 13 (260th Overall) 14 (280th Overall) 15 (300th Overall)

__ Want to guarantee your seat for Opening Night and every Rangers home game this season? Season Ticket Memberships for the 2026-27 season are available now, and fans can select their seats online today. Join in the conversation on all things Rangers via social media by using the hashtag #RTown and #OHLDraft. Stay connected by following the Rangers on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter by searching @OHLRangers.

For media inquiries, contact: Luca Lombardi Manager, Communications and Community Relations Kitchener Rangers Hockey Club (416) 885-4510 llombardi@kitchenerrangers.com

2026 Rangers #OHLDraft Central

Alyscia Warner — Fri, 12 Jun 2026 18:37:30 +0000

Kingston, ON - The future of the Ontario Hockey League will be decided right in front of your eyes. The 2026 OHL Priority Selection presented by Real Canadian Superstore is officially returning to an in-person model.

Join us on June 12th (starting at 7:00pm) and 13th (starting at 9:00am) at Slush Puppie Place in the heart of Kingston. This isn’t just a draft; it’s a homecoming for the OHL community as we celebrate the next generation of talent taking the next step toward their hockey dreams.

Results will also be updated on our Draft Page.

DAY 1 Round1: Friday, June 12th (Recap) The Kitchener Rangers will pick once on Friday:

Round (Pick)	Player	Position	Height	Weight	Date of Birth	Team	Hometown
1 (19)	Braden Reilly	RW	5.11.5	157	May 12, 2010	Toronto Marlboros U16 AAA	Milton, ON

DAY 2 Rounds 2-3: Saturday, June 13th (Recap)

Round (Pick)	Player	Position	Height	Weight	Date of Birth	Team	Hometown
2 (41)	Evan Fitzgerald	C	5.09.5	159	Sep 10, 2010	Vaughan Kings U16 AAA	Peterborough, ON
3 (56)	Gavin Martin	RW	6.02.5	174	Feb 8, 2010	Brantford 99ers U16 AAA	Brantford, ON

Rounds 4-15: Saturday, June 13th (Recap)

Round (Pick)	Player	Position	Height	Weight	Date of Birth	Team	Hometown
6 (105)	Keaton Van Spronsen	D	6.00.75	158	Mar 13, 2010	London Jr. Knights U16 AAA	London, ON
6 (120)	George Majic	RW	5.06.5	135	Nov 23, 2010	Upper Canada College Blues U16	Toronto, ON
7 (124)	Caden Yale	D	6.00.5	153	Apr 5, 2010	Bishop Kearney Selects 15's	Colts Neck, NJ
8 (153)	Bryan Schwartz	G	5.09	130	Jan 19, 2010	Philadelphia HC 15's	Monroe Township, NJ
9 (180)	Nathan Pavelski	RW	5.09.25	194	Oct 26, 2010	Madison, WI	Madison Capitols 15's
10 (185)	Michael Pacek	LW	5.11.75	169	Mar 05, 2010	Bolton, ON	Toronto Marlboros U16 AAA
11 (220)	Cooper Cote	C	6.01	183	Jul 9, 2010	Komoka, ON	Elgin-Middlesex Canucks U16 AAA
12 (240)	Garrett Rupp	G	6.02.5	194	Jan 25, 2010	Warrenton, VA	Bishop Kearney Selects 15's
13 (260)	Evan Miller	D	6.00.5	154	Sep 28, 2010	Chicago, IL	Chicago Mission 15's
14 (280)	Taylor Van De Ven	D	6.00.5	213	Dec 26, 2010	Delaware, ON	Sun County Panthers U16 AAA
15 (300)	Carson Vukelich	RW	5.09.5	169	Feb 5, 2010	Paris, ON	Brantford 99ers U16 AAA

For media inquiries, contact: Luca Lombardi Manager, Communications and Community Relations Kitchener Rangers Hockey Club (416) 885-4510 llombardi@kitchenerrangers.com