This page contains the complete list of players who were drafted into the National Hockey League while playing for the Swift Current Broncos. Click on the players names to view their stats.

1969

Brian Spencer, 55^th overall (Toronto)

1970

Bill McFadden, 58^th overall (Vancouver)

1971

Wayne Forsey, 115^th overall (New York Rangers)

1973

Brent Leavins, 26^th overall (Philadelphia)

Virgil Gates, 126^th overall (Boston)

Terry McDougall, 146^th overall (Vancouver)

1974

Don Larway, 18^th overall (Boston)

Brian Trottier, 22^nd overall (NYI)

Dave Williams, 31^st overall (Toronto)

Terry Ruskowski, 70^th overall (Chicago)

Willie Friesen, 107^th overall (Philadelphia)

Rod Tordoff, 132^nd overall (St. Louis)

1987

Joe Sakic, 15^th overall (Quebec)

Peter Soberlak, 21^st overall (Edmonton)

Ryan McGill, 29^th overall (Chicago)

Bob Wilkie, 41^st overall (Detroit)

Ian Herbers, 190^th overall (Buffalo)

1988

Sheldon Kennedy, 80^th overall (Detroit)

Tim Tisdale, 250^th overall (Edmonton)

1989

Dan Lambert, 106^th overall (Quebec)

Peter Kasowski, 241^st overall (Hartford)

1990

Geoff Sanderson, 36^th overall (Hartford)

Kimbi Daniels, 44^th overall (Philadelphia)

1991

Tyler Wright, 12^th overall (Edmonton)

1992

Chris Herperger, 223^rd overall, (Philadelphia)

1993

Rick Girard, 46^th overall (Vancouver)

Ashley Buckberger, 49^th overall (Quebec)

Ryan Brown, 107^th overall (Tampa Bay)

Todd Holt, 184^th overall (San Jose)

Russel Hewson, 285^th overall (Winnipeg)

1994

Ladislav Kohn, 175^th overall (Calgary)

Keith McCambridge, 201^st overall (Calgary)

Craig Millar, 225^th overall (Buffalo)

Chris Szysky, 280^th overall (Dallas)

1995

Aaron MacDonald, 36^th overall (Florida)

Brad Larsen, 53^rd overall (Ottawa)

Brent Sopel, 144^th overall (Vancouver)

Tyler Willis, 196^th overall (Vancouver)

1996

Terry Friesen, 55^th overall (San Jose)

1997

Brad Larsen, 87^th overall (Colorado)

Jeremy Rondeau, 167^th overall (Calgary)

1998

Brett Allan, 174^th overall (Tampa Bay)

Dan Hulak, 221^st overall (Tampa Bay)

1999

Layne Ulmer, 209^th overall (Ottawa)

2000

Nathan Smith, 23^rd overall (Vancouver)

Jakub Cutta, 61^st overall (Washington)

Matt Sommerfeld, 253^rd overall (Florida)

2001

Duncan Milroy, 37^th overall (Montreal)

2002

Todd Ford, 74^th overall (Toronto)

Aaron Rome, 104^th overall (Los Angeles)

Ian White, 191^st overall (Toronto)

Steven Spencer, 266^th overall (Nashville)

2003

Tyler Redenbach, 77^th overall (Arizona)

Jeremy Williams, 220^th overall (Toronto)

2004

Kyle Moir, 139^th overall (Nashville)

David Schulz, 254^th overall (Vancouver)

2005

Myles Rumsey, 221^st overall (Calgary)

2006

Levi Nelson, 158^th overall (Boston)

Dane Crowley, 168^th overall (Tampa Bay)

2007

Paul Postma, 205^th overall (Atlanta)

Ryan Molle, 207^th overall (New Jersey)

2008

Zack Smith, 79^th overall (Ottawa)

Geordie Wudrick, 88^th overall (Los Angeles)

Dale Weise, 111st overall (New York Rangers)

Matt Tassone, 176^th overall (Dallas)

2009

Cody Eakin, 85^th overall (Washington)

2011

Adam Lowry, 67^th overall (Winnipeg)

Reece Scarlett, 159^th overall (New Jersey)

Richard Nedomlel, 175^th overall (Detroit)

2012

Graham Black, 135^th overall (New Jersey)

Coda Gordon, 165^th overall (Calgary)

2013

Dillon Heatherington, 50^th overall (Columbus)

2014

Julius Honka, 14^th overall (Dallas)

Brett Lernout, 73^rd overall (Montreal)

Brycen Martin, 74^th overall (Buffalo)

2015

Jake Debrusk, 14^th overall (Boston)

Glenn Gawdin, 116^th overall (St. Louis)

2016

Max Lajoie, 133^rd overall (Ottawa)

2017

Aleksi Heponiemi, 40^th overall (Florida)

Tyler Steenbergen, 128^th overall (Arizona)

2018

Joel Hofer, 107^th overall (St. Louis)

2022

Owen Pickering, 21st overall (Pittsburgh)

Connor Hvidston, 139th overall (Anaheim)

Josh Filmon, 166th overall (New Jersey)

Reid Dyck, 186th overall (Boston)

Josh Davies, 189th overall (Florida)