Blackhawks Prospects Report: Thompson, Green, Linzel, etc. – Hockey Writer – Chicago Blackhawks

Welcome to the latest part of “Future Eagle”. In this column, we look at the prospects of the Chicago Blackhawks, who stand out and succeed, whether they are in Canada’s juniors, the American Hockey League (AHL), Europe, Russia or anywhere in the world.

This release will focus on the prospects of the Blackhawks who play on the team Selected to compete in NCAA hockey. The 16 teams selected to compete in the national championship have been placed in their regional matches, with the hockey dropping on Thursday (March 27). And Friday (March 28), it’s the more exciting days on the hockey calendar.

The single-elimination tournament will be held in four different regions, with the first round followed by the regional final. Winners in each district will advance to St. Louis’s 2025 NCAA men’s frozen fours, which will begin April 10 and end in the National Championship on April 12.

The Blackhawks have seven prospects in four NCAA teams.

Aidan Thompson – University of Denver

Aidan Thompson won the game in a 4-2 win over Arizona State in the NCHC semifinals on Friday (March 21), but the Pioneers beat West Michigan in double overtime in the championship game. Denver wants to reprise the championship and expand its record to 11 national titles. They will hold a match against Providence College in Manchester, New Hampshire on Friday, March 28.

Aidan Thompson buried today @safeway The goal of the game is to bring the Trail Blazers back to the front.

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— Denver Hockey (@du_hockey) March 21, 2025

The Blackhawks’ third-round draft pick in 2022 was outstanding in the season’s Trail Blazers, scoring 51 points in 41 games in Denver. Thompson won his 100th career for The Pioneers a few weeks ago and played a role in leading his own top, which many consider to be the best line in the NCAA. He has made great progress in Denver because he scored another 21 points this season when he won the tenth national championship with a relatively pioneer this season.

John Mustard, Connor Kelly, Tiger Harding – Providence College

The Blackhawks’ three-man prospect will face their prospects in the first round of the NCAA Championship Aidan Thompson. Providence and Denver met on October 20, 2023 at Schneider Arena as the friar won the victory with a 4-3 decision. This is Providence’s first NCAA Championship debut since 2019, and it is ranked 16th overall. The monks deserve a good rest after bowing in the quarterfinals Hockey East Championship against Connecticut. Hockey dropped to exactly two weeks between games on Friday.

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The prospects of these three Blackhawks played an integral role in the success of the friar. John Mustard is the third round pick in 2024, scoring 20 points in 34 games. Connor Kelly is the seventh round of choice in 2021 and has always been the middle streaming platform of the blue line. Taige Harding is also the power of Providence’s blue line, scoring 14 points in 36 games. The Blackhawks chose Harding in the third round of 2021. All three players will add to the NCAA Championship experience in their steady development.

Ryan Greene – Boston University

The Terrier will seek to enter the frozen four for the third time in the 40th NCAA Championship debut. They earned a No. 2 seed in the Toledo area and will face a third seed Ohio State Buckeye. Ryan Greene scored 33 points in 36 games, BU has made 24 Frozen and won five national titles, the last game of 2009. The Terriers lost to Denver in overtime last season, their second straight year in the national semifinals.

The Blackhawks added national titles to his resume after 2022’s second round draft pick hopes finally added Doudou titles. Bean Pan is the men’s and women’s hockey game of the year among the four major college hockey teams in the Greater Boston area of ​​the United States: BU, Boston College Hawks, Harvard Crimson and Northeastern University’s Husky Dogs.

He focused on the national champions he brought home, and Green waited for time to decide whether to return to his fourth season in BU or in Pro.

Oliver Moore, Sam Rinzel – Minnesota

Minnesota entered its 42nd NCAA Championship, the most in any college hockey program, extending its five-year winning streak in the playoffs. The Gophers entered the game 25-10-4 this season and won the Seventh General Conference regular season championship in the league’s 12-year history. Sophomore Sam Rinzel was named the “Top 10 Conference Men’s Hockey Defensive Player of the Year” for his career best goal.

In early March, Oliver Moore scored four points in Minnesota’s series at Penn State, making him the first star honor of the Big Ten Week. It was his first honor of the season, the last week of the regular season, and the second in his career. He also scored 3 ratings for the weekend and became the fourth player of the Gophers this season, with a score of 30 points.

As all games will be aired in the ESPN network family, Blackhawks fans will have the opportunity to watch the prospects for national championships, while also seeing how these young players are developing, and may one day wear Blackhawks sweaters.