THS: Previewing The 2022 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge

Nov 1, 2022

FloHockey prospect analyst Chris Peters breaks down players to watch at the upcoming World Under-17 Hockey Challenge, which returns after a two-year absence.

The event will feature many of the top 16-year-old prospects in the world including USHL star Macklin Celebrini of the Chicago Steel, as well as Team USA standouts James Hagens and Cole Eiserman. Most players competing in this tournament will not be NHL Draft eligible until 2024 or 2025, giving the hockey world a very early glimpse of these future stars.

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