Bulldogs sign Bruins prospect Cullen McCrate
The Brantford Bulldogs recently announced the signing of 2007-born defenceman and Boston Bruins prospect Cullen McCrate to an OHL Scholarship and Development Agreement. McCrate was acquired via trade from the Owen Sound Attack on August 6th.
McCrate, of Adrian, MI, was selected in the 7th round, 143rd overall by the Owen Sound Attack in 2025 while holding a commitment to Michigan State University. After starring in the Detroit Little Caesars program, including posting 16 goals & 40 assists for 56 points in 57 games in his 16U season in 2023-24, posting another 4 points in 5 games at the US Tier 1 Nationals, McCrate earned his way to the Dubuque Fighting Saints of the USHL, signing and skating in 3 games in the 23-24 season before becoming a fixture the following year. After opening the 2024-25 season representing Team USA at the 2024 Hlinka-Gretzky, recording 2 assists in 4 games, and skating in 13 games for the Fighting Saints, McCrate was traded to the Fargo Force finishing the season appearing 34 times for the Force, chipping in 2 goals and 3 assists for 5 points.
The 2025-26 season was the big leap forward for the 6’2”/205 right-shot rearguard as McCrate was a leader on the Force blueline, striking 10 times and adding 20 assists for 30 points in 61 games while skating to a plus-19 rating on the season, compiling another 4 points across 9 playoff games. His handiwork caught the eye of NHL scouts and McCrate heard his name called in the 7th round, 216thoverall by the Boston Bruins. McCrate adds another big, physical defenseman with strong offensive instincts to the rebuilt Bulldogs blueline.
“Cullen McCrate is a tremendous addition to our organization.” said Hyman. “He brings size, strength, and a physical presence that every team covets, while also being a dependable two-way defenceman who can impact the game in all situations. He competes hard, defends with authority, moves the puck well, and plays the game with an edge. Just as importantly, Cullen is a high-character young man who fits the identity and culture we’ve built in Brantford. We’re thrilled to welcome Cullen and his family to the Bulldogs and look forward to seeing him make an immediate impact on our club. Welcome to Brantford, Cullen!”.















































































