Flames prospect roundup: Jakob Leander scored his first goal of the season

Through six games with the Sun Devils, Potter has three assists. The Sun Devils don’t play this week, but will return to action the following week against Miami (Ohio).

Theo Stöckselius

Theo Stöckselius didn’t play this week, but Djurgårdens IF U20 played twice, a 4-1 win over Luleå HF U20 and a 4-3 loss to Skellefteå AIK U20. That means that the Flames’ second-round pick in the 2025 draft still has a goal and nine points in seven games this season.

Up next for Djurgårdens IF U20 is two home games, one against Mora IK U20 on Saturday and Leksands IF U20 on Sunday.

Mace’o Phillips

Mace’o Phillips and the Green Bay Gamblers played three games this week. They defeated the US National Development Team 6-2, fell 4-2 to the Youngstown Phantoms, and defeated the Phantoms 5-1 to end their week.

Phillips picked up one point in United States Hockey League action this past week, a lone assist in their 6-2 victory. This season, the left-shot defenceman has a goal and three points in eight games, along with 41 penalty minutes.

Next up for the Gamblers is a home-and-home against the Chicago Steel on Friday and Saturday.

Ethan Wyttenbach

This week, Ethan Wyttenbach and Quinnipiac University played two games, defeating Maine 5-4 in a shootout before shutting them out 4-0 in the second game. The Flames’ fifth-round pick in the 2025 draft scored a goal in each game, giving him four goals and six points in five games this season.

It’s a busy coming week for the Bobcats, as they have a three-game road trip. They’ll play Holy Cross on Tuesday, Merrimack on Friday, and New Hampshire on Saturday.

Jakob Leander

Jakob Leander and HV71 U20 played two games this past week, falling 2-0 to Södertälje SK U20 and 4-2 to Västerås IK U20. The good news is that Leander scored his first goal of the season, giving him a goal and three points in 11 games this season, with 37 penalty minutes.

HV71 U20 play two road games this coming week, facing off against the Malmö Redhawks U20 on Saturday and the Rögle BK U20 on Sunday.

Yan Matveiko

Yan Matveiko and Krasnaya Armiya haven’t played since last week’s article. Their next game is Monday, but this is being written on Sunday evening, so that game will be covered in next week’s article.

Krasnaya Armiya also host Dinamo-Shinnik for two games on Friday and Saturday. Matveiko has six goals and 14 points in 14 games this season, quickly approaching the 10 goals and 24 points he had in 42 games last year.

Jacob Battaglia

It was a busy week for Jacob Battaglia and the Kingston Frontenacs. They were blanked by a score of 3-0 on Friday against the Ottawa 67’s, but followed that up with a 7-1 victory over the Oshawa Generals. They got their revenge on the 67’s on Sunday, defeating them 4-2.

Battaglia picked up an assist in the 7-1 win and scored a goal in their 4-2 win. He was a -2 in their 3-0 loss. This season, he has six goals and 10 points in nine games. Battaglia will have a chance to improve his point totals, as the Frontenacs hit the road to face the Guelph Storm on Friday and the Niagara IceDogs on Saturday.

Henry Mews

Coming into this past week’s games, Henry Mews and the University of Michigan outscored opponents 26-3 in their first four games. After 4-2 and 10-2 wins over Robert Morris on the weekend, they’re now outscoring opponents 40-7 in six games.

Mews, selected in the third round of the 2024 draft, picked up one assist in the 10-2 victory, giving him five assists in six games so far this season. This week, the Wolverines face the reigning National Champions, Western Michigan, in a home-and-home. The games are on Thursday and Friday.

Kirill Zarubin

Kirill Zarubin and Mikhailov Academy played two games this past week, falling 5-4 to JHC Spartak, before shutting out Red Machine-Yunior 3-0. The Flames’ prospect played in both games, allowing three goals on 19 shots in their loss, and stopping all 20 shots he faced in their win.

This season, Zarubin has a .930 save percentage and 2.01 goals against average in 11 games played. Mikhailov Academy plays three games this week, hosting JHC Atlant on Tuesday, before travelling to face Irbis on Friday and Kuznetskie Medvedi on Sunday.

Trevor Hoskin

Trevor Hoskin and Merrimack played one game this week, defeating New Hampshire 5-1. Hoskin picked up three assists in the game, giving him a goal and four points in three games this season.

This week, Merrimack hosts Ethan Wyttenbach and Quinnipiac on Friday, as well as Long Island University on Saturday.

Luke Misa

Speaking of Long Island University, they dropped both games they played against Luke Misa and the Penn State Nittany Lions. Friday’s game was 5-4 victory for Penn State, followed by a 3-0 victory on Saturday. Misa was held pointless in both games, as he’s gone six games without registering a point.

This week, Penn State hosts Stonehill on Friday and Saturday.

Hunter Laing

Hunter Laing played three games for the Saskatoon Blades this week. Their first game was a 6-2 loss to the Moose Jaw Warriors, but they got their revenge with an 8-5 win the following day. They closed out the week with a 4-3 win over the Edmonton Oil Kings.

Laing picked up one assist in each game against the Warriors and was a +2 in the game against the Oil Kings. So far this season, he has four goals and 10 points through nine games.

The Blades head out west this week on their American road trip, facing the Everett Silvertips on Friday and the Portland Winterhawks on Saturday.

Eric Jamieson

Former Silvertip Eric Jamieson was in action this week with the University of Denver. In their first game against Lindenwood, the Pioneers fell 4-3. They got their win back with a 4-0 victory the following day. The left-shot defenceman was held pointless in both games.

This week, the Pioneers travel out east, facing Boston College on Friday and Northeastern on Saturday.

Jaden Lipinski

Jaden Lipinski and the University of Maine faced off against Ethan Wyttenbach and Quinnipiac, and it didn’t go well for Maine. They fell 5-4 in a shootout, before being shut out 4-0 in the second game. Lipinski picked up an assist late in the first period of the first game, giving him two goals and five points in four games this season.

Maine hosts Colgate on Friday and Saturday this coming week.

Yegor Yegorov

Yegor Yegorov didn’t dress in JHC Spartak MHA’s 2-1 loss to Dinamo-Shinnik, their lone game this week. So far this season, he has a .916 save percentage and 3.07 goals against average in seven games played.

JHC Spartak MHA will host Yegorov’s former team, Krylya Sovetov, on Saturday, followed by a road game against JHC Atlant on Monday.

Axel Hurtig

Axel Hurtig and the Calgary Hitmen played two games this past week. Their first was a barn burner against the Lethbridge Hurricanes, where they fell 7-6 in overtime. Hurtig scored a goal in that game. However, Hurtig was held pointless in their 5-0 victory over the Spokane Chiefs.

This season, Hurtig has two goals in six games. The Hitmen hit the road this week, facing off against the Red Deer Rebels on Saturday and the Edmonton Oil Kings on Sunday.

Cade Littler

Cade Littler played in two games for the North Dakota Fighting Hawks this past week, where he was held pointless in their 5-2 win and 5-1 loss. This season, the Flames’ seventh-round pick in the 2022 draft has a goal and three points in three games.

Next up for the Fighting Hawks is two games against Clarkson on the road on Friday and Saturday.