North American Draftees By State/province
Rank | State/Province | Selections | Top Selection |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Ontario | 35 | Tyler Seguin, 2nd |
2 | British Columbia | 21 | Ryan Johansen, 4th |
3 | Minnesota | 15 | Derek Forbort, 15th |
4 | Quebec | 13 | Danny Biega, 67th |
5 | Alberta | 12 | Taylor Hall, 1st |
6 | Michigan | 11 | Jack Campbell, 11th |
7 | Manitoba | 8 | Dylan McIlrath, 10th |
8 | Saskatchewan | 6 | Jaden Schwartz, 14th |
8 | Massachusetts | 6 | Kevin Hayes, 24th |
10 | California | 4 | Beau Bennett, 20th |
10 | New York | 4 | Phillip Lane, 52nd |
12 | Pennsylvania | 3 | Stephen Johns, 60th |
12 | Missouri | 3 | John Ramage, 103rd |
14 | Prince Edward Island | 2 | Brandon Gormley, 13th |
14 | Connecticut | 2 | Brock Beukeboom, 63rd |
14 | Florida | 2 | Andrew Yogan, 100th |
14 | Illinois | 2 | Kevin Lind, 177th |
18 | Maryland | 1 | Jared Tinordi, 22nd |
18 | Nevada | 1 | Jason Zucker, 59th |
18 | Colorado | 1 | Austin Levi, 85th |
18 | New Jersey | 1 | Ken Agostino, 140th |
18 | Nova Scotia | 1 | Stephen MacAulay, 164th |
18 | North Dakota | 1 | Zane Gothberg, 165th |
18 | Utah | 1 | Mac Carruth, 191st |
18 | Ohio | 1 | Chris Crane, 200th |
18 | New Brunswick | 1 | Sawyer Hannay, 205th |
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