NHL Alumni
Thirty-six players have been selected from the Hitmen roster at the National Hockey League's entry drafts. Of those, nine players were selected in the first round. The highest drafted players in club history were Pavel Brendl (1999) and Andrew Ladd (2004). Both players were selected fourth overall.
Thirty-seven former Hitmen players have gone on to play in the National Hockey League. The first was Ryan Bast, who played two games with the Philadelphia Flyers in 1998–99. Andrew Ladd has gone on to win two Stanley Cup championships since graduating: with the Carolina Hurricanes in 2006 and the Chicago Blackhawks in 2010. His former Hitmen teammate, Ryan Getzlaf won the Cup with the Anaheim Ducks in 2007.
- Karl Alzner
- Ryan Bast
- Kris Beech
- Johnny Boychuk
- Pavel Brendl
- Barry Brust
- Brett Carson
- Brodie Dupont
- Justin Falk
- Kris Foucault
- Owen Fussey
- T. J. Galiardi
- Ryan Getzlaf
- Darcy Hordichuk
- Dustin Kohn
- Brent Krahn
- Jordan Krestanovich
- Andrew Ladd
- Carson McMillan
- Brad Moran
- Chris Nielsen
- Stephen Peat
- Matt Pettinger
- Alex Plante
- Justin Pogge
- Paul Postma
- Konstantin Pushkarev
- Brandon Segal
- Jeff Schultz
- Ray Schultz
- Fredrik Sjostrom
- Jerred Smithson
- Rastislav Stana
- Michael Stone
- Brad Stuart
- Ryan Tobler
- Ryan White
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