APX News / MINNESOTANS IN NCAAM DI ‘26-27
ever wondered how many minnesotans are on your favorite college hockey roster? we’ve got answers for you.
This is the APX Hockey Database for Minnesotans currently skating in Division I men’s college hockey in 2026-27. It’s a one-stop shop to find out where all of your favorite skaters from the past are currently competing.
OCTOBER 9, 2026
Author SYDNEY WOLF
Here is our conference-by-conference breakdown of Minnesotans currently in the ranks of Division I men’s college hockey. Our definition of ‘Minnesotan’ means that a player either (a) lists their hometown as a city in Minnesota on their current collegiate roster and/or (b) played at least one season for a Minnesota high school hockey team.
This information is sorted by NCAA Team Name, Athlete Name, MN High School(s) Attended, Hometown (as listed on their current college roster), Year in School, Position, and Notables (draft pick, transfer, state champion, Mr. Hockey winner, etc.).
Unsurprisingly, the team with the most Minnesotans on the roster is the University of Minnesota (19 - and that’s without counting Tanner Henricks, who some would consider a Minnesotan, but he currently lists his home state as Florida and did not play High School hockey in MN). The teams with no Minnesotans this season include Canisius, RIT, Penn State, Brown, Harvard, Princeton, Quinnipiac, RPI, UMass-Lowell, New Hampshire, Stonehill, and Providence.
You can view the entire spreadsheet by clicking on the tabs for each conference below or you can view a shortened version of the list by scrolling down the page where you can view the Minnesotans in a team-by-team view with just their name and high school(s) listed. More information on each player is available in the spreadsheet. View last year’s database here.
*High schools are only listed if an athlete registered varsity games with that team - if an athlete only played for a triple-A program such as Northstar Christian, Shattuck-St. Mary’s, Sioux Falls Power, etc., it is listed as ‘did not play MN HS’.
Atlantic hockey america
Air Force Academy (12)
Beau Janzig (Hermantown)
Ren Morque (Grand Rapids)
Simon Houge (Cretin-Derham Hall)
Jake Peterson (Rosemount)
Cole Christian (Duluth East)
Nick Sajevic (Gentry Academy)
Carter Clafton (Grand Rapids)
Aidan Willis (Lakeville South)
Brady Arneson (did not play MN HS / from Red Wing)
Gavin Reed (Benilde-St. Margaret’s)
Harper Searles (Centennial)
Carson Pavlowich (Proctor)
Army west point (7)
Jon Bell (St. Cloud Cathedral)
Nik Hong (did not play MN HS / from Minneapolis)
Rhys Wallin (Wayzata)
Thomas Quast (Totino-Grace)
Kellen Murphy (Roseau)
Cade De St. Hubert (Hopkins / Wayzata)
Adam Marshall (Benilde-St. Margaret’s)
BENTLEY (3)
Josh Giuliani (Maple Grove)
Dylan Cook (Princeton)
Garrett Horsager (Rosemount)
Canisius (0)
Holy Cross (3)
Bode Sampair (Hill-Murray)
Will Troutwine (Eveleth)
Cooper Conway (Andover)
Niagara (3)
Ross Roloson (did not play MN HS / from Woodbury)
Tomas Anderson (Stillwater)
RIT (0)
Robert Morris (2)
Croix Kochendorfer (Cretin-Derham Hall / East Ridge)
Jackson Reineke (did not play MN HS / from Faribault)
Sacred heart (2)
Ashton Dahms (Lakeville South)
Landen Gunderson (Maple Grove)
big 10
michigan (1)
Garrett Schifsky (Andover)
Michigan State (5)
Mason West (Edina)
Quentin Sigurdson (Sartell)
Jimmy Clark (Edina)
Cullen Potter (did not play MN HS / from Minneapolis)
Gavin O’Connell (Wayzata)
MINNESOTA (19)
Tate Pritchard (Lakeville South)
John Whipple (did not play MN HS / from Minnetonka)
Jacob Rombach (Spring Lake Park)
Beckett Hendrickson (Minnetonka)
Tanner Ludtke (Lakeville South)
Evan Murr (Stillwater)
Javon Moore (Minnetonka)
Axel Begley (Hill-Murray)
Graham Harris (Minnetonka)
Teddy Townsend (Eden Prairie)
Brodie Ziemer (did not play MN HS / from Chaska)
Mason Moe (Eden Prairie)
Brooks Cullen (Moorhead)
Wyatt Cullen (did not play MN HS / from Moorhead)
Jackson Nevers (Edina)
Austin Burnevik (Totino-Grace)
Alex Sabev (Irondale)
Jacob Kvasnicka (Wayzata)
Finn Loftus (Blaine)
Notre dame (9)
Danny Nelson (Maple Grove)
Henry Nelson (Maple Grove)
Sammy Nelson (did not play MN HS / Maple Grove)
Maddox Fleming (Rochester Mayo)
Jaedon Kerr (did not play MN HS / from Elk River)
Hagen Burrows (Minnetonka)
Toby Hopp (Maple Grove)
Danny Klaers (Minnetonka)
Leo Gruba (Hill-Murray)
Ohio state (1)
Jack Erickson (Hill-Murray)
Penn State (0)
Wisconsin (8)
Logan Hensler (Hill-Murray)
Joe Palodichuk (Hill-Murray)
Weston Knox (Andover)
Finn Brink (Maple Grove)
Brent Solomon (Champlin Park)
Zach Wooten (Eastview)
Gavin Uhlenkamp (Chanhassen)
John Stout (Minnetonka)
CCHA
AUGUSTANA (12)
Christian Manz (did not play MN HS / Blaine)
Easton Young (Grand Rapids)
Erick Comstock (Warroad)
Hayden Hennen (Kittson County Central)
Joey DelGreco (Grand Rapids)
Tyler Hennen (Kittson County Central)
Hunter Bischoff (Grand Rapids)
Heath Nelson (Centennial)
Ryan Whiterabbit (Gentry Academy / St. Paul Acad.)
Carter Theissen (Breck)
Owen Nelson (Cretin-Derham Hall)
Owen Baumgartner (did not play MN HS / Owatonna)
Bemidji State (7)
Joe Gramer (Moorhead)
Isaac Johnson (Fergus Falls)
Eddie Revenig (Edina)
Sam Harris (Mahtomedi)
Jaksen Panzer (East Grand Forks)
Luke Roelofs (Holy Family)
Tory Lund (Sartell)
Bowling Green (1)
Evan Bushy (Thief River Falls)
Ferris State (3)
Zach Bade (Rosemount)
Colton Jamieson (Cretin-Derham Hall)
Noah Rupprecht (Thief River Falls)
Lake superior State (3)
Reese Shaw (Gentry Academy)
Carter Batchelder (Eden Prairie)
Wilson Dahlheimer (Monticello)
Michigan Tech (1)
Ryan Manzella (did not play MN HS / Eagan)
MINNESOTA STATE (8)
Mason Kraft (Moorhead)
Jack Christ (Chanhassen)
Jordan Ronn (Champlin Park)
Jakon Stender (Alexandria)
Will Skahan (St. Thomas Academy)
Liam Hupka (Minnetonka)
Daimon Gardner (Warroad)
Matthew Syverson (Acad. of Holy Angels)
Northern MIchigan (3)
Joe Schiller (Moorhead)
Jackson Fuller (Centennial)
Darik Olson (Duluth Marshall)
ECAC
Brown (0)
Clarkson (1)
Talon Sigurdson (Sartell)
Colgate (4)
Isaiah Norlin (Gentry Academy)
Max Nagel (St. Thomas Academy)
Jake Schneider (Wayzata)
Jack Olson (Benilde-St. Margaret’s / Holy Family)
Cornell (1)
Louie Wehmann (Providence Academy)
Dartmouth (2)
Tyler Grahme (St. Thomas Academy)
Drew Stewart (Benilde-St. Margaret’s)
Harvard (0)
Princeton (0)
quinnipiac (0)
RPI (0)
St. Lawrence (3)
Cayden Casey (Elk River / Andover)
Gunnar Thoreson (Andover)
Jack Wieneke (Maple Grove
Union (7)
Connor Smith (White Bear Lake / Totino-Grace)
Ethan Benz (Chaska)
Jacob Jeannette (Duluth East)
Tommy Cronin (St. Thomas Academy)
Gavin Garry (Minnetonka)
Luke Garry (Minnetonka)
August Falloon (St. Cloud)
YALE (1)
Jack Stark (Chaska)
hockey east
boston college (1)
Jake Sondreal (Cretin-Derham Hall)
Boston univ. (2)
Jack Harvey (did not play MN HS / from Stacy)
Conrad Fondrk (did not play MN HS / from White Bear Lake)
UCOnn (2)
Kam Hendrickson (Holy Family / Chanhassen)
Brittan Alstead (Wayzata)
Maine (1)
Sully Scholle (Chaska)
UMass (2)
Justin Kerr (Grand Rapids)
Barrett Dexheimer (Edina)
UMass-Lowell (0)
Merrmiack (2)
Nick Pierre (Hill-Murray)
Keaton Orrey (Eagan)
New Hampshire (0)
Northeastern (1)
Marc Lund (Holy Family)
Providence (0)
Vermont (3)
Max Strand (Roseau)
Blake Steenerson (Maple Grove)
Jack Malinski (Lakeville South)
indenpendents
alaska anchorage (4)
Ben Anderson (Armstrong/Cooper)
Cooper Anderson (Elk River/Zimmerman)
Drew Nelson (Hermantown)
Aaron Reierson (Moorhead)
Alaska Fairbanks (6)
Carson Reed (Warroad)
Jackson Anderson (Prior Lake)
Grady Gallatin (White Bear Lake)
Max Rud (St. Cloud)
Zach Howard (St. Thomas Academy)
Nathan Rickey (Gentry Academy)
Lindenwood (3)
Will Schumacher (Prior Lake)
Andy Earl (Eden Prairie / Chanhassen)
Ethan Elias (Maple Grove)
Long Island (5)
Luke Hause (Hill-Murray)
Dane Callaway (Hermantown / Duluth East)
Sam Ranallo (Rogers)
Conner Brown (Gentry Academy)
JT Veney (Rochester John Marshall)
Maryville (3)
Cade Kozak (did not play MN HS / from Isanti)
Tanner Bruender (Chaska)
Will Subject (Wayzata)
Stonehill (0)
NCHC
ARIZONA STATE (1)
Hunter Hady (Rochester Mayo)
Colorado College (3)
Max Burkholder (Chaska)
Ryan Koering (Eden Prairie)
Nick Baer (Minnetonka)
Denver (4)
Alec Whipple (Minnetonka)
Mikey Berchild (did not play MN HS / from Excelsior)
Jake Fisher (Cretin-Derham Hall)
Brendan McMorrow (Benilde-St. Margaret’s)
Miami (oh) (2)
Nicholas Mikan (Breck / Benilde-St. Margaret’s / Blaine)
Bradley Walker (Orono)
Minnesota Duluth (12)
Ty Hanson (Hermantown)
Jake Toll (Rosemount)
Adam Kleber (Chsaka)
Aaron Pionk (Hermantown)
Max Plante (Hermantown)
Jayson Shaugabay (Warroad)
Harper Bentz (Moorhead)
Zam Plante (Hermantown)
Ethan Dahlmeir (Lakeville South)
Barrett Hall (Gentry Academy)
Victor Plante (did not play MN HS / from Hermantown)
Kade Kohanski (Hermantown)
NORTH DAKOTA (11)
Gavin Lindberg (Moorhead)
Garrett Lindberg (Moorhead)
Ashton Schultz (Minnetonka)
Cooper Simpson (Shakopee)
Brock Schultz (East Grand Forks)
Caleb Heil (did not play MN HS / from Victoria)
Will Zellers (did not play MN HS / from Maple Grove)
Sam Laruila (did not play MN HS / from Moorhead)
Jack Kernan (Maple Grove)
Cody Croal (North Branch)
Anthony Menghini (Brainerd
Nebraska Omaha (1)
Cameron Briere (Stillwater)
St. CLoud State (11)
Joe Belisle (White Bear Lake)
Jack Reimann (Blaine)
Noah Urness (Roseau)
Aiden Welch (White Bear Lake)
Nolan Roed (White Bear Lake)
Thor Byfuglien (Roseau)
Gavyn Thoreson (Andover)
Mason McElroy (Benilde-St. Margaret’s)
Charlie Lurie (did not play MN HS / from Minnetonka)
Carson Pilgrim (Warroad)
John Hirschfeld (St. Cloud Cathedral)
ST. THOMAS (13)
Will Ingemann (Wayzata)
Mason Poolman (East Grand Forks)
Nick Williams (Edina)
Attila Lippai (Cretin-Derham Hall)
Chase Cheslock (Rogers)
Dylan Godbout (Hill-Murray)
Carsen Musser (Fairmont)
Hawke Huff (Wayzata)
Aiden Grossklaus (Woodbury)
Sam Groebner (Eastview)
Jackson Potulny (did not play MN HS / from Maple Grove)
Kade Stengrim (Brainerd)
Quinn Rudrud (Farmington)
Western MIchigan (3)
Will Whitelaw (did not play MN HS / from Rosemount)
Bobby Cowan (Edina)
Casy Laylin (St. Michael-Albertville)
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