2010 Draft Results
Players from the Orlando Titans - August 6, 2010
| Overall | Player | Team |
|---|---|---|
| First Round | ||
| 1 | Colorado | Matt Vinc |
| 2 | Boston (From Philadelphia) | Casey Powell |
| 3 | Rochester | Jordan Hall |
| 4 | Minnesota | Rory Smith |
| 5 | Philadelphia (From Boston) | Brendan Mundorf |
| 6 | Boston (From Buffalo) | John Orsen |
| 7 | Edmonton | Bill Greer |
| 8 | Philadelphia (From Calgary) | Ryan Boyle |
| 9 | Toronto | Mike McLellan |
| 10 | Washington | Chet Koneczny |
| Second Round | ||
| 11 | Colorado | Jarett Park |
| 12 | Philadelphia | Stephen Peyser |
| 13 | Rochester | Dan Hardy |
| 14 | Minnesota | Tim O'Brien |
| 15 | Boston | Greg Peyser |
| 16 | Buffalo | Jesse Guerin |
| 17 | Edmonton | Matt Alrich |
| 18 | Calgary | Kurtis Wagar |
| 19 | Toronto | Mat MacLeod |
| 20 | Washington | Matt Zash |
| Third Round | ||
| 21 | Colorado | Chad Thompson |
| 22 | Philadelphia | Jeff Bigas |
| 23 | Rochester | Kenny Nims |
| 24 | Minnesota | Matt Bocklet |
| 25 | Boston | Mike Ammann |
| 26 | Buffalo | Matt Brown |
| 27 | Edmonton | pass |
| 28 | Calgary | Keith Cromwell |
| 29 | Toronto | pass |
| 30 | Washington | pass |
| Fourth Round | ||
| 31 | Colorado | Marc Burton |
| 32 | Philadelphia | Dan Cocoziello |
| 33 | Rochester | Mike Evans |
| 34 | Minnesota | pass |
| 35 | Boston | Chris Passavia |
| 36 | Buffalo | pass |
| 37 | Calgary | Rob Smith |
| Fifth Round | ||
| 38 | Colorado | Bryan Barrett |
| 39 | Philadelphia | pass |
| 40 | Rochester | Bobby Horsey |
| 41 | Boston | pass |
| 42 | Calgary | Brian Spallina |
| All remaining teams pass | ||
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