Theo Stockselius is back! This is the Jan. 14 – Jan. 19 edition of the Flames prospect round-up, where we look at how Calgary Flames prospects have done every week.
An injury will likely keep a Calgary Flames prospect from appearing at this year’s World Junior Championship tournament over the winter holidays. Per a report from HockeyNews.se, all indications are that forward Theo Stockselius won’t be available to represent Sweden at the upcoming World Juniors in St.
The youngest player in the Calgary Flames organization will have a chance to make his case for a spot on Sweden’s national junior team next month. On Wednesday, Sweden’s national ice hockey association announced the team’s roster for the upcoming 5 Nations event in Piestany, Slovakia in early November.
The Calgary Hitmen have acquired the WHL playing rights to centre Theo Stockselius from the Seattle Thunderbirds, the clubs announced Friday afternoon.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
If you’re given a chance to make an impression, it helps to make a good one. That seems to be the approach taken by Calgary Flames prospect Theo Stockselius, who suited up for Sweden at the recent under-20 5 Nations event in Chomutov, Czechia.
The Calgary Flames got a lot of productive work accomplished at the 2025 NHL Draft. In the first round, they drafted two very different types of centres: 200-foot WHL ace Cole Reschny and the smaller, speedy Cullen Potter.
Friends, USA Hockey’s World Junior Summer Showcase just recently concluded, but that doesn’t mean that preparations for the 2026 World Junior Championship tournament have paused.
When you look at his stat sheet and game log, one thing is pretty evident about Theo Stockselius: the kid played a ton of good hockey during the 2024-25 season.
Theo Stockselius is a centre/left winger who played his entire junior career in Sweden. He is a well-rounded player who can move the puck well and set up his teammates better than most.
For the second time in less than a week, a Calgary Flames prospect has been selected in a major draft. On Saturday, the Flames selected centre Theo Stockselius at 54th overall in the 2025 NHL Draft, gaining his North American professional rights.