The Flyers Junior Hockey Prospect Report (Nov. 1

Welcome to the 3^rd edition of The Flyers Junior Hockey Prospect Report for the 2025-2026 season!

This edition for the 2025-2026 season covers the covers the Flyers CHL prospects in the WHL, QMJHL, and OHL from Saturday November 1^st – Saturday November 15^th.

WHL (Western Hockey League)

Matthew Gard #9 (C) – Red Deer Rebels (WHL)

SEASON	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	SH	PIM
2025-2026	12	5	3	8	+3	23	26

Luke Vlooswyk #4 (D) – Red Deer Rebels (WHL)

SEASON	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	S	PIM
2025-2026	19	0	5	5	+10	37	12

(Nov. 1) The Red Deer Rebels hosted the Swift Current Broncos at the Marchant Crane Centrium. In the opening period, Beckett Hamilton scored his 4^th of the season at 8:54 to give the Rebels a 1-0 lead. In the second period Landon MacSwain would double the lead to 2-0 with his 5^th of the season only 3:51 in, but the Broncos would cut the lead to 2-1 late in the frame. In the third period, Matthew Kondro would stop all 13 shots he faced and the Rebels added an insurance goal by Samuel Drancak (his 4^th at 19:15) as Red Deer defeated Swift Current 3-1. Matthew Gard finished the game with no points, an even rating, 3 SOG, and was 6 of 8 on faceoffs. He also received a 5-minute major for a check to the head and a 10-minute game misconduct for a total of 15 PIMs and will face supplemental discipline. Luke Vlooswyk ended up with no points, a +2 rating, and 2 SOG.

(Nov. 5) The Red Deer Rebels visited Rogers Place in Edmonton to take on the Oil Kings. In the first period, the Oil Kings would take a 2-1 lead after the Rebels Beckett Hamilton scored his 5^th of the season at 5:02 to tie the game. In the second period, Samuel Drancak’s 5^th of the season at 4:47 tied the game 2-2 with Luke Vlooswyk nabbing a secondary helper on the play. Edmonton would score three straight to end the period though as the Oil Kings took a 5-2 lead after forty minutes. In the third period, Talon Brigley scored his 6^th of the season to make it 5-3, but Edmonton would strike twice in the final frame to hand Red Deer a 7-3 defeat. Vlooswyk finished the game with 1 assist, a +1 rating, and 1 SOG. Matthew Gard did not play due to suspension.

Goals in 3⃣ straight for Drancak! pic.twitter.com/CI6qeG7Rhl
— Red Deer Rebels (@Rebelshockey) November 6, 2025

Video courtesy of the Red Deer Rebels

(Nov. 7) The Red Deer Rebels visited the Regina Pats without the suspended Matthew Gard. In the first period, Captain Talon Brigley scored a powerplay goal at 2:20 for his 7^th of the season to give the Rebels a 1-0 lead. In the second period, the Pats would respond with a powerplay goal of their own as the game was tied 1-1. In the third period, Brigley would score his second of the game only 50 seconds in as Red Deer took a 2-1 lead. Goals with the man advantage were the theme of the period as Samuel Drancak (his 6^th at 3:25) and Ty Coupland (his 6^th at 17:52) bookended a Regina powerplay goal to make it 4-2. Regina would score a late powerplay consolation goal but the Red Deer Rebels got back into the win column as they defeated the Pats 4-3. Luke Vlooswyk finished the game with no points, a +1 rating, and 5 SOG.

(Nov. 9) The road trip continued for the Red Deer Rebels as they visited the Moose Jaw Warriors. Samuel Drancak got the scoring started only 43 seconds in with his 7^th of the season as the Rebels took a 1-0 lead. Moose Jaw would tie the game with a powerplay goal later in the opening period and took a 2-1 lead in the middle frame with a shorthanded goal. Jaxon Fuder would tie the game 2-2 at 16:19 of the second period with his 4^th of the season. After a scoreless third period the game would go to overtime where the Warriors would get the winner from Ethan Semeniuk as Moose Jaw would defeat Red Deer 3-2. Luke Vlooswyk finished the game with no points, an even rating, and 1 SOG. Matthew Gard did not play as he continued to serve his suspension.

(Nov.11) On Remembrance Day, the Red Deer Rebels road trip continued as they took on the Brandon Wheat Kings. After Brandon drew first blood, Red Deer tied the game 1-1 at 18:26 through Matus Lisy’s 2^nd goal of the season. In the second period, the Rebels would take a 2-1 lead through Beckett Hamilton’s 6^th of the season at 9:00. Joby Baumuller would score twice in the frame to complete his hat-trick for the Wheat Kings as Brandon took a 3-2 lead. The back and forth lead changes would continue as Samuel Drancak tied the game 3-3 with a powerplay goal at 19:53 with his 8^th of the season. In the third period, Landon MacSwain would score his 6^th at 11:39 and the Rebels would add empty net goals from Talon Brigley and Beckett Hamilton as Red Deer defeated Brandon 7-4. Luke Vlooswyk finished the game with 1 assist, a +1 rating, and 2 SOG. Matthew Gard once again did not dress as he continued serving his suspension.

(Nov. 15) The Red Deer Rebels hosted the Saskatoon Blades with Matthew Gard out due to suspension. Both sides would trade goals in the opening period with the Rebels getting tallies from Samuel Drancak (his 9^th at 10:44) and Jaxon Fuder (his 5^th on the PP at 17:29) as the period ended 2-2. In the second period, only one goal was scored and it was a powerplay marker for the Blades as they took a 3-2 lead. The third period was an offensive explosion as both sides would score three goals to provide an exciting end to the game. After Saskatoon extended their lead to 4-2, Beckett Hamilton scored his 8^th at 6:43 followed by Fuder’s second powerplay goal of the game at 9:56 to tie things up 4-4. Saskatoon would respond to re-establish their two-goal lead, but Fuder would complete his hat-trick at even strength with his 7^th at 16:00. Red Deer only had 4:00 to try to complete the comeback but came up short as the Saskatoon Blades defeated the Rebels 6-5. Luke Vlooswyk finished the game with 1 assist, a -1 rating, and 1 SOG.

QMJHL (Quebec Major Junior Hockey League)

Spencer Gill #15 (D) – Blainville-Boisbriand Armada (QMJHL)

SEASON	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	S	PIM
2025-2026	2	0	0	0	+1	3	2

Spencer Gill continues to be out until February due to injury.

Nathan Quinn #29 (C) – Quebec Remparts (QMJHL)

SEASON	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	S	PIM
2025-2026	18	8	9	17	-7	50	4

(Nov. 2) The Quebec Remparts hosted the Rimouski Oceanic. In a first period where the Remparts outshot the Oceanic 21-10, neither side could find the back of the net as the game remained scoreless. In the second period, Xavier Lebel scored his 4^th of the season at 5:17 to give the Remparts the lead but the Oceanic would tie the game 1-1 only 32 seconds later. Quebec would retake the lead as Nathan Quinn used his speed to help create an odd man rush which he shot himself for his 7^th of the season at 12:39. Rimouski would tie the game only 15 seconds later and would score the only goal of the third period as the Oceanic would defeat the Remparts 3-2. Quinn finished the game with 1 goal, a -1 rating, 6 SOG, and was 7 of 15 o faceoffs.

UNE. FLÈCHE. #DeQuébecPourQuébec pic.twitter.com/de7o1oJ710
— Remparts de Québec (@quebec_remparts) November 2, 2025

Video courtesy of the Quebec Remparts

(Nov. 5) The Quebec Remparts homestand continued as they hosted the Val-d’Or Foreurs. Quebec would strike quickly with Xavier Lebel (his 5^th at 4:47) and a powerplay goal my Maddox Dagenais (his 5^th at 6:05) made it 2-0. The Foreurs would score in the final minute of the opening period and added a shorthanded goal at 3:18 of the second period to tie the game 2-2. Charles-Antoine Dube would get his 1^st of the season at 19:26 to give the Remparts a 3-2 lead. In the third period, Val-d’Or would score twice in the opening 2:22 (including a shorthanded goal) to take a 4-3 lead. But Quebec would score a shorthanded goal of their own through Mathias Loiselle (his 2^nd at 8:14) and add a powerplay goal through Andreas Straka (his 4^th at 13:21) which was the game-winner as the Quebec Remparts defeated the Val-d’Or Foreurs 5-4. Nathan Quinn finished the game with 1 assist, a -2 rating, 5 SOG, and was 3/8 on draws.

Un 5e pour Dagenais cette saison ! #DeQuébecPourQuébec pic.twitter.com/1LbITb7Ya7
— Remparts de Québec (@quebec_remparts) November 6, 2025

Video courtesy of the Quebec Remparts

(Nov. 7) The Quebec Remparts hosted the Val-d’Or Foreurs for the second consecutive game. Val-d’Or would score the only goal of the opening period late to take a 1-0 lead. In the second period, the Remparts would tie the game 1-1 at 13:24 with Etienne Desjardins 2^nd of the season. Nikita Ovcharov would score his 4^th of the season on the powerplay at 1:57 of the third period, but the Foreurs would strike twice to take a 3-2 late. Mavrick Rousseau-Hamel’s 4^th of the season would tie the game 3-3 at 17:03 to send the game to overtime. In the extra period, the Foreurs would be denied on a penalty shot and the Remparts would win the game 4-3 through Maddox Dagenais 6^th of the season as Quebec finished their homestand with their second win in a row. Nathan Quinn finished the game with 1 assist, a -2 rating, 1 SOG, and was 7 of 11 on faceoffs.

(Nov. 14) The Quebec Remparts began their east coast road trip with a visit to Prince Edward Island to take on the Charlottetown Islanders. In the first period, the Remparts would score the only goal through Nikita Ovcharov’s 5^th of the season on the powerplay at 3:58 to lead 1-0. In the second period, Nathan Quinn would extend the Remparts lead to 2-0 with his 8^th of the season on the powerplay only 1:30 in. After the Islanders scored a shorthanded goal before the end of the middle frame, Quebec scored three goals in the third period through Mathias Loiselle (his 3^rd at 0:34), Ovcharov’s second of the game at 6:35, and Xavier Lebel (his 6^th at 6:51) to open up a 5-1 lead. Charlottetown would score a consolation goal on the powerplay but the Remparts defeated the Islanders 5-2. Quinn finished the game with 1 goal, a -1 rating, 5 SOG, and was 10/16 on faceoffs.

(Nov. 15) The road trip to through the Maritimes continued as the Quebec Remparts visited the Saint John SeaDogs. Saint John would score the only goal of the opening period as they were able to sneak one past the near post to take a 1-0 lead. In the second period, the SeaDogs would add to their lead with an even strength goal and a powerplay marker to extend their lead to 3-0. In the third period, Saint John would score another powerplay goal and SeaDogs goaltender Rafael Courchesne would stop all 20 shots he faced as the SeaDogs shutout the Remparts 4-0. Nathan Quinn finished the game with no points, a -1 rating, 1 SOG, and was 8/14 on draws.

OHL (Ontario Hockey League)

Jack Nesbitt #71 (C) – Windsor Spitfires (OHL)

SEASON	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	S	PIM
2025-2026	16	7	11	18	+8	50	11

(Nov. 1) The Windsor Spitfires travelled to Saginaw as they took on the Spirit. In the first period, Nic Sima scored twice in the opening 1:13 for the Spirit as Saginaw took a lightning fast 2-0 lead. The Spitfires would respond at 2:55 as Carson Woodall scored his 3^rd of the season to make it a 2-1 game, but Saginaw would add another before the midway point of the period to lead 3-1. The Spitfires were able to get 30 shots in the remaining two periods but were only able to get goals by Carter Hicks (a PP goal for his 3^rd of the season at 10:17 of the second period) and AJ Spellacy (his 2^nd at 18:13 of the third period) as Sima would complete his hat-trick and the Saginaw Spirt defeated the Windsor Spitfires 6-3. Jack Nesbitt finished the game with 1 assist, a -2 rating, 4 SOG, and was an excellent 12 of 14 on faceoffs.

(Nov. 2) The Windsor Spitfires were back in action as they hosted the Flint Firebirds. Windsor came out looking to start hot and they did as they outshot Flint 14-2 in the opening period. The Spitfires got goals from Ethan Belchetz (PP goal for his 13^th at 6:03), Caden Harvey (his 2^nd at 8:58), and Liam Greentree (his 7^th at 10:12) to take a 3-0 lead. In the second period, Greentree would extend the lead to 4-0 with his second goal of the game, but the Firebirds would score twice in the final 1:25 to make it a 4-2 game. In the third period, Liam Greentree would complete his hat-trick by scoring into an empty net as the Windsor Spitfires defeated the Flint Firebirds 5-2. Jack Nesbitt did not dress even though he was listed on the game sheet earlier in the day.

(Nov. 6) Jack Nesbitt returned to the lineup as the Windsor Spitfires hosted the Kingston Frontenacs. In the first period, the Spitfires would strike first as AJ Spellacy scored his 3^rd of the season at 12:38 to make it 1-0. Nesbitt would score his 5^th of the season in the final minute of the frame to give Windsor a 2-0 lead. After a scoreless second period, the Spitfires would add an insurance marker in the third period through Liam Greentree’s 10^th of the season and goaltender Joey Costanzo would stop all 20 shots he faced in the contest as the Windsor Spitfires shutout the Kingston Frontenacs 3-0. Nesbitt finished the game with 1 goal, a +2 rating, 3 SOG, and was 11/17 on draws.

(Nov. 8) The homestand continued for the Windsor Spitfires as they hosted the Brampton Steelheads. The Steelheads would outshoot the Spitfires in all three periods and hold Windsor to only 20 shots total, but the Spitfires capitalized on opportunities in the early going. Jack Nesbitt had himself a great opening period as he assisted on both Jean-Christoph Lemieux goals (his 5^th and 6^th of the season at 2:02 and 8:31 respectively) and scored his 6^th of the season on the powerplay at 10:59 to give Windsor a 3-0 lead. In the second period, multiple fights occurred which seemed to give Brampton some life as they came back with three consecutive goals to tie the game 3-3. In the third period, Nesbitt was on the point on the PP and assisted on Liam Greentree’s 11^th of the season as the Spitfires retook the 4-3 lead at 9:51. Lemieux would complete his hat-trick with his 7^th of the season at 17:56, and Greentree’s second of the game into an empty net would give the Spitfires a 6-3 win over the Steelheads. Nesbitt finished the game with 1 goal and 4 assists for 5 points, a +3 rating, 2 SOG, and was 14 of 26 on faceoffs. Nesbitt was named the Second Star of the game.

Greentree goes top 🧀

What a snipe from the @LAKings prospect which stood as the game winner for the @SpitsHockey, earning @deltabingo_ Play of the Night honours! pic.twitter.com/Mbzg7xe8xn
— Ontario Hockey League (@OHLHockey) November 9, 2025

Video courtesy of the OHL

(Nov. 13) The Windsor Spitfires continued their homestand as they faced the Soo Greyhounds. In the opening period, Ethan Belchetz (his 14^th of the season at 5:52) and AJ Spellacy (his 4^th at 12:34) paced the Spitfires to a 2-0 lead but the Greyhounds would get a goal back to make it 2-1. In the second period, Belchetz would score his second of the game at 1:30 with the only assist coming from Jack Nesbitt as Windsor extended their lead to 3-1. In the third period, the Greyhounds would tie the game 3-3 with a powerplay goal and an even strength goal to force overtime. In overtime, the Greyhounds would complete the comeback as Christopher Brown scored the winner as Windsor squandered their lead to lose 4-3 to the Greyhounds. Nesbitt finished the game with 1 assist, a +1 rating, 2 SOG, 2 PIMs, and was 17/27 on faceoffs.

Draft Grade: A
Celly Grade: A+

Ethan Belchetz continued his dominant draft year with the @SpitsHockey last night, finding the back of the net twice.@FloHockey pic.twitter.com/k9PJOAPuOx
— Ontario Hockey League (@OHLHockey) November 14, 2025

Video courtesy of the OHL

(Nov. 14) In a battle of Flyers prospects, Jack Nesbitt and the Windsor Spitfires visited Jett Luchanko and the Guelph Storm. Guelph would come out with a great opening period as they scored three goals on 13 shots to take a 3-0 lead. In the second period, Nesbitt would get the Spitfires on the board with his 7^th of the season at 3:15 and would be part of a 17 shot period that also saw goals from Ethan Belchetz (his 16^th at 5:38), Carson Woodall (his 4^th on the PP at 11:01), and Jean-Christophe Lemieux (his 8^th at 18:55) to tie the game 4-4 after forty minutes. After Luchanko scored shorthanded early in the third, Cole Davis would tie the game 5-5 with his 9^th of the season at 11:04. But the Storm would erupt for three goals (including an empty-netter) as Guelph defeated Windsor 8-5. Nesbitt finished the game with 1 goal, a +1 rating, 4 SOG, 2 PIMs, and was 15 of 23 at the faceoff dot.

Jett Luchanko #7 (C) – Guelph Storm (OHL)

SEASON	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	S	PIM
2025-2026	7	2	9	11	+3	18	8

(Nov. 2) The Guelph Storm hosted the visiting Sarnia Sting for a Sunday matinee. In the opening period, the Storm outshot the Sting 17-5 and took a 2-0 thanks to goals by Grant Spada (his 1^st at 5:07) and Jett Luchanko (his 1^st at 6:33) as he made a nice deke in front to slide the puck home. In the second period, Guelph got an insurance goal from Alex McLean for his 3^rd of the season at 8:29, but the Sting got on the board as well to make it a 3-1 game. In the third period, Luchanko fired a cross-ice pass to find a trailing Quinn Beauchesne who scored his 1^st of the season at 1:26. The Storm would cruise the rest of the way as they picked up a 4-1 win over the Sarnia Sting. Luchanko had a very good game and finished with 1 goal and 1 assist for 2 points, a +2 rating, 6 SOG, and was 12/17 on faceoffs. Luchanko was named the First Star of the game.

WE HAVE LIFT-OFF!#IoftheStorm | @NHLFlyers pic.twitter.com/6uZza5ZpSU
— Guelph Storm (@Storm_City) November 2, 2025