NEW
YORK RANGERS
Former Collegians
17 – Will
Borgen – St. Cloud State (2015-18)
- NCHC's Best Defensive Defenseman in 2018
- NCHC All-Rookie Team
- Teammates included Dennis Cholowski, Kalle Kossila, Charlie Lindgren
22 – Jonny Brodzinski – St. Cloud State (2012-15)
- First-team All-NCHC selection as a junior
- Led the Huskies in goals twice (freshman, junior) and points once
(sophomore)
- Teammates included Kevin Gravel, Nic Dowd, Nick Jensen, Charlie Lindgren
23 – Adam Fox – Harvard (2016-19)
- Hobey Baker finalist and the ECAC Hockey Player of the Year as a junior
- Three-time first-team All-American and three-time first-team All-ECAC Hockey
- ECAC Hockey and Ivy League Rookie of the Year
32 – Jonathan Quick – Massachusetts (2005-07)
- Second-team All-American and second-team All-Hockey East in 2007
- Led UMass to its first NCAA Tournament victory while shattering the
program's single-season goaltending records
- Teammates included Justin Braun
42 – Noah Laba – Colorado College (2022-25)
- Earned second-team All-America honors as a sophomore
- Also named NCHC Defensive Forward of the Year, first-team All-NCHC honors
- Teammates included Hunter McKown
43 – Conor Sheary – Massachusetts (2010-14)
- Led the team in scoring as a senior, when he was team captain
45 – Drew Fortescue – Boston College (2023-26)
- Teammates included Will Smith, Cutter Gauthier, Ryan Leonard, Jacob Fowler, Gabe Perreault
- Won gold medals with Team USA at 2024 and 2025 World Juniors
49 – Jaroslav Chmelar – Providence (2022-24)
- Teammates included Riley Duran, Parker Ford, Brett Berard, Max Crozier
- Won silver medal (CZE) at 2023 World Junior Championship
65 – Brett Berard – Providence (2020-23)
- Third-team All-Hockey East as a sophomore
- Teammates included Jaxson Stauber, Tyce Thompson
94 – Gabe Perreault – Boston College (2023-25)
- First-team All-Hockey East as a sophomore
- Earned second-team All-America honors as a freshman
- Also named All-Hockey East Second Team
- Teammates included Ryan Leonard, Will Smith, Cutter Gauthier
- Son of former NHL forward Yanic Perreault
Front Office
President & General Manager
Chris Drury – Boston University (1994-98)
Vice President, Team Operations Pat Boller – RIT (1992-93); SUNY-Potsdam (1993-95)
Senior Advisor to the President & GM Mike Barnett
– St. Lawrence (1968-69)
Head Coach Mike Sullivan
– Boston University (1986-90)
Assistant Coach Ty Hennes – Boston
College (2000-04)
Assistant Coach David Quinn – Boston
University (1984-87)
Assistant Coach Joe Sacco – Boston University (1987-90)
Goaltending Coach Jeff Malcolm – Yale (2009-13)
Advisor, Hockey Operations Blake Wheeler
– Minnesota (2005-08)
Director, Player Personnel & Amateur Scouting John Lilley
– Boston University (1991-92)
Director, Player Development Jed Ortmeyer – Michigan
(1999-2003)
Director, NCAA Scouting Jamie Herrington – Dartmouth (1998-02)
Asst. Director, Player Development Tanner Glass – Dartmouth (2003-07)
Head Video Coordinator Kyle Smith – SUNY-Cortland (2007-11)
Amateur Scout Chris Pryor
– New Hampshire (1979-83)
Amateur Scout Ernie Vargas
– Wisconisn (1982-86)
Goaltending Scout Scott Clemmensen – Boston College (1997-2001)
AHL Head Coach Grant Potulny
– Minnesota (2000-04)
AHL Video Coach Matthew Woodard
– AIC (2005-09)
AHL Skills Coach Colin Downey
– Bowdoin (2010-14)
ECHL Director of Player Scouting Dan Larmer
– Mercyhurst (1991-94)
In the Minors
Brendan
Brisson – Michigan (2020-22)
- Second-team All-Big Ten in 2021-22
- Teammates included Owen Power, Matty Beniers, Kent Johnson, Cam York
Brenden
Datema – Michigan Tech (2019-22), Canisius (2022-24)
- Teammates at MTU included Brian Halonen
Jackson Dorrington – Northeastern (2022-25)
- Teammates included Devon Levi, Sam Colangelo, Aidan McDonough
Jonny Evans – Connecticut (2018-22)
- Second-team All-American as a junior
- First-team All-Hockey East and led conference in scoring as a junior
Cullen Ferguson – Union (2021-25)
- Captained the Garnet Chargers as a senior
- Teammates at Union included Collin Graf
Casey Fitzgerald – Boston College (2015-19)
- Named Hockey East Best Defensive Defenseman as a junior
- Second-team All-Hockey East that same season
- Hockey East Honorable Mention as a senior
- Team captain each of his final two years
- Teammates included Thatcher Demko, Alex Tuch, Colin White, Zach Sanford, Miles Wood, Oliver Wahlstrom, Joseph Woll
Gavin Hain – North Dakota (2018-23)
- Teammates included Jake Sanderson, Shane Pinto, Tyler Kleven, Matt Kiersted, Cole Smith
Max Helgeson – Alaska Anchorage (2022-25), Miami (2025-26)
- Led UAA in scoring as a freshman
Blake Hillman
– Denver (2015-18)
- Won NCAA championship as a sophomore
- Teammates included Troy Terry, Will Butcher, Danton Heinen, Dylan Gambrell, Ian Mitchell, Logan O'Connor, Henrik Borgström
John Jaworski – Sacred Heart (2020-25)
- Third-team All-Atlantic Hockey as a senior in 2023-24
Zakary Karpa – Harvard (2021-25)
- Captained the Crimson in each of his last two years
- Son of former NHL defenseman Dave Karpa
Brody Lamb – Minnesota (2022-26)
- Teammates included Logan Cooley, Matthew Knies, Jackson LaCombe, Brock Faber, Jimmy Snuggerud, Matthew Wood, Oliver Moore, Sam Rinzel
Parker Lindauer – Maine (2022-24), Union (2024-26)
- Teammates at Maine included Bradly Nadeau, Victor Ostman
Griffin Ludtke – Omaha (2022-26)
- Captained the Mavericks as a senior
- Named to NCHC All-Tournament Team in 2023-24
- Teammates included Victor Mancini, Ty Mueller
- Younger brother Tanner plays at the University of Minnesota
Sullivan Mack – Cornell (2021-25)
- Teammates included Sam Malinski
Connor Mackey – Minnesota State (2017-20)
- Second-team All-American as a junior
- First-team All-WCHA selection in 2020; third team in 2019
- WCHA All-Rookie Team selection
Eddie Matsushima – Wisconsin River Falls (2015-19)
Kaiden Mbereko – Colorado College (2022-26)
- First-team All-America, Mike Richter Award finalist in 2023-24
- Also named NCHC Goaltender of the Year, first-team All-NCHC
- Second-team All-NCHC, NCHC All-Rookie Team as a freshman
- Won bronze medal with Team USA at 2023 World Junior Championship
Dryden McKay – Minnesota State (2018-22)
- Hobey Baker Memorial Award recipient in 2021-22
- Also named 2022 USA Hockey Jim Johannson College Player of the Year
- Three-time All-American
- CCHA Player of the Year as a senior
- Set NCAA record for career shutouts (34)
- Set NCAA single-season record for wins (38) in 2021-22
- Went 113-20-4 in four years with a 1.46 GAA and .932 SV%
- Teammates included Nathan Smith, Walker Duehr, Marc Michaelis, Connor Mackey
Cooper Moore – North Dakota (2020-23), Quinnipiac (2023-25)
- Teammates at QU included Collin Graf, Jacob Quillan
- Teammates at UND included Jake Sanderson, Jackson Blake, Tyler Kleven, Shane Pinto, Jacob Bernard-Docker
Scott Morrow – UMass (2021-24)
- All-Hockey East Third Team as a junior
- Named All-Hockey East Second Team as a sophomore
- Named first-team All-America as a freshman
- Also earned first-team Hockey East honors
- Teammates included Matthew Kessel, Matt Murray
Max Neill – Lindenwood (2022-23)
Hugo Ollas
– Merrimack (2021-24)
- Third-team All-Hockey East as a sophomore
Shane Ott – Niagara (2021-25)
- Named to AHA All-Rookie Team as a freshman
Grant Porter – Providence (2022-23), Canisius (2023-26)
- Third-team All-Atlantic Hockey America as a senior
- Led the Golden Griffins in scoring as a senior
- Named to All-Atlantic Hockey America Third Team in 2025-26
- Teammates at Providence included Jaroslav Chmelar, Brett Berard, Max Crozier, Parker Ford, Riley Duran
Kohei Sato – New Hampshire (2017-21), Bentley (2021-22)
- Teammates at UNH included Angus Crookshank
Brandon Scanlin – Omaha (2019-22)
- All-NCHC honorable mention as a junior
Max Smolinski – RPI (2022-25), St. Cloud State (2025-26)
- Son of former NHL forward Bryan Smolinski
Caige Sterzer – Lindenwood (2022-24), St. Thomas (2024-26)
Aidan Thompson – Denver (2022-25)
- Won 2024 NCAA championship with Pioneers
- Second-team All-NCHC in 2024-25
- Teammates included Magnus Chrona
Callum Tung – UConn (2024-25)
- Named to Hockey East All-Rookie Team
College Draft Picks
Sean Barnhill – Fr., D, Michigan State – 3rd (70), 2025
E.J. Emery – So., D, North Dakota – 1st (30), 2024
Ty Henricks – So., F, Western Michigan – 6th (183), 2023
- Won 2025 NCAA championship
Rasmus Larsson – So., D, Robert Morris – 5th (152), 2023
Malcolm Spencer – Fr., F, Michigan – 2nd (43), 2025 |