The Pittsburgh Penguins unveiled their development camp roster a few days before welcoming a host of prospects to UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex in Cranberry from Thursday through July 7.
All sessions in Cranberry, culminating with a prospect tournament at noon July 7, are free and open to the public.
The entirety of the Penguins’ 13-strong 2025 draft class — Ben Kindel (first round, 11th overall), Bill Zonnon (22nd overall), Will Horcoff (24th overall), Peyton Kettles (second round, 39th overall), Charlie Trethewey (third round, 73rd overall), Gabriel D’Aigle (84th overall), Brady Peddle (91st overall), Travis Hayes (fourth round, 105th overall), Ryan Miller (fifth round, 130th overall), Quinn Beauchesne (148th overall), Jordan Charron (154th overall), Carter Sanderson (sixth round, 169th overall) and Kale Dach (seventh round, 201st overall) — will be in attendance.
All told, 52 players (26 forwards, 16 defensemen, six goaltenders, four injured players) compose the development camp roster, which will be the first overseen by the club’s new coaching staff of head coach Dan Muse and assistant coaches Todd Nelson, Nick Bonino, Rich Clune and Mike Stothers.
Forwards: Brady Berard, Charron, Dach, Brayden Edwards, Melvin Fernstrom, Max Graham, Iiro Hakkarainen, Hayes, Horcoff, Aaron Huglen, Mikhail Ilyin, Emil Jarvente, Kindel, Cruz Lucius, Miller, Nolan Renwick, Sanderson, Smith, Jake Sondreal, Mac Swanson, Caden Taylor, Sasha Teleguine, Oliver Tulk, Zach Urdahl, Mason Zebeski, Zonnon.
Defensemen: Beauchesne, David Breazeale, Harrison Brunicke, Tommy Budnick, Cade Christenson, Ty Hanson, Finn Harding, Brent Johnson, Kalle Kangas, Kettles, Daniel Laatsch, Peddle, Emil Pieniniemi, Chase Pietila, Trethewey, Joona Vaisanen.
Goalies: Justin BriseBois, Ben Charette, D’Aigle, Noah Erlinden, Linards Feldbergs, Joshua Kotai.
Injured: Luke Devlin (F), Tanner Howe (F), Zam Plante (F), Maleek McGowan (D).
