CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard men's ice hockey sent 15 current players to NHL Development Camps beginning this week.
The NHL camps, which do not affect student-athletes NCAA eligibility, are designed to give players the experience of an NHL training camp. Team draft picks, prospects, and free agent invitees participate in on-ice practice and scrimmage sessions, medical and fitness testing and meetings and seminars, as well as off-ice team-building activities.
For most NHL clubs, this summer marks a return to hosting development camps for the first time since 2019.
Harvard will feature 15 players drafted by NHL teams on the 2022-23 roster, the most it has ever had on one team in the Ted Donato era.
The following Harvard players have been announced as attendees at NHL Development Camps this summer:
Harvard at NHL Development Camps
Anaheim Ducks (Ian Moore, Henry Thrun)
Arizona Coyotes (John Farinacci)
Boston Bruins (Mason Langenbrunner)
Calgary Flames (Matthew Coronato)
Dallas Stars (Jack Bar)
Detroit Red Wings (Kyle Aucoin)
Los Angeles Kings (Alex Laferriere)
Minnesota Wild (Ryan Healey)
Montreal Canadiens (Sean Farrell)
New York Rangers (Zakary Karpa)
Toronto Maple Leafs (Joe Miller)
Washington Capitals (Mitchell Gibson, Ryan Siedem)
Vancouver Canucks (Aku Koskenvuo)
