NHL Stars Shine in College, Junior Leagues

0:00It's March 13th, here's your NHL news in two minutes. College hockey is heating up with conference tournaments underway, and the frozen forages weeks away in Las Vegas. Junior leagues in the CHL are also nearing playoffs, and right now, the top teams across North America are loaded with future NHL stars, making big impacts. The Big Ten conference has been dominant this season, grabbing most of the best squads though they have not won a national title since Michigan State. Back in 2007, teams like the Medicine Hat Tigers in the WHO lead the pack, powered by Twin Scores, Marcus and Liam Ruck from the 2026 draft class, plus. Defenseman Bryce Pickford, with over 40 goals for Montreal. Fans are buzzing about NCAA favorites, such as the Michigan Wolverines, who advanced easily with Carolina prospect, Jaden Perone shining in the North. Dakota fighting hogs gearing up for a tough match-up. In the QMJHL, Shikuta means Saguenines and Charlottown Islanders are both on 91 tiers

1:04lately, with Anaheim's maximum mass dominating for. Chikutemi, other hot spots include the Kitchener Rangers, and Barry Colts in the OHL, where Chicago's Jack Pridham nears 90 points, and Utah's Cole Boadwan. Brings a physical edge. WHO's Everett Silver Tips feature finished standouts, Matthias VanHannon, and Julius Miyatine, on scoring sprees. As playoffs kick off, watch for Providence Friars in college, and Cologne's TI Iganella, with 85 points in 44 games. These squads with elite prospects could steal the show, come postseason. This episode is proudly sponsored by our partner, your pillow, your podcast, your moment, made for listening in bed, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com.