The 2023 NA3HL Draft was held Wednesday, April 19, with the Power selecting 6 promising players as the hockey operations staff looks to build on the roster for the upcoming season.
The Power’s first pick was Sam Lyons, a 2004 Forward from Bayport, WI High School.
Recap of all the Power picks:
Round 1, Pick 10 – Sam Lyons, 2004 Forward, Bayport HS
Round 2, Pick 56 – Lincoln Whitaker, 2004 Forward, Des Moines, IA
Round 2, Pick 59 – Ryan Andor, 2004 Forward, Carshield AAA U18
Round 4, Pick 118 – Conrad Moline, 2004 Forward, Verona, HS
Round 4, Pick 135 – Cadyn Campbell, 2004 Forward, Rosemount High, MN
Round 4, Pick 138 – Jacob Delaney, 2004 Defense, Chicago Fury AAA U18
“We are very happy with our draft. We had players on our board that went to other teams, so I am proud of our staff for compiling a comprehensive list of high-quality players. Our draft is intriguing because the players drafted all have NAHL potential and some are already NAHL tendered. We provide that security for these players to go for the NAHL roster but if a spot isn’t available for them, our team is a great fit. Our players will garner a lot of ice time, a structured on- and off-ice schedule and preparation needed if those NAHL teams come calling,” said Power VP Hockey Operations, General Manager Kevin Marion. “We focused 5 of our 6 picks on forwards as we are looking to replace a bunch of points from our departing 2002 age-outs. It will be an interesting summer watching all of our players pursue NAHL opportunities, but welcome them back in August for our camp if the NAHL doesn’t work out,” added Marion.
Amateur players less than 21 years of age on December 31, 2023, who are not listed on an NA3HL team roster or are listed on an NA3HL team roster but played less than (10) NA3HL regular season and/or playoff games during the 2022-23 season and did not accept a tender from an NA3HL team prior to the 2023 NA3HL Entry Draft are eligible for selection in the draft.
Complete NA3HL Draft Recap HERE.
