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Flames Prospect Round-Up: Trevor Hoskin has best game of the season

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By Cynthia Ryley Delaney

Oct 28, 2026, 12:00 EDTUpdated: Oct 28, 2026, 00:57 EDT

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Trevor Hoskin remains one of the more intriguing prospect in the Flames’ prospect pool.

It wasn’t a great week for Flames’ prospects, but there were some standout performances. Two prospects in the professional ranks scored a goal, while Trevor Hoskin had his best game of the season, and Bode Laylin had his best week of the year.

Let’s take a look at how Flames’ prospects performed for the week of Oct. 22-27!

College

Most Flames’ prospects playing in the college ranks played this past week. Those who didn’t, the three prospects at UMass, Cullen Potter’s Arizona, and Aidan Lane’s Harvard will be in action this coming week.

NCHC

It was a tough week for Carson Carels and Cole Reschny’s North Dakota, as they lost a pair of games 5-3 to Minnesota. Reschny picked up a goal and an assist in the first game, while Carels picked up one assist, ironically on the same goal Reschny picked up his. They did the same the following game, as they each finished with one assist. This season, Carels has four assists through six games, while Reschny has four goals and eight points in six games.

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Cole Reschny scores his 5th goal in his 6th game of the season 🔥 He scored 6 goals in 36 games last season.

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Eric Jamieson’s Denver bounced back this week, defeating Boston College 5-2 in their first matchup, before falling 3-2 in a shootout. The Flames’ prospect was held off the scoresheet in both games as he hunts for his first point of the season.

Yegor Yegorov’s Miami (Ohio) won both games they played against Alaska Anchorage this past week, Friday’s game 5-1 and Saturday’s game 3-2 in overtime. The Flames’ sixth-round pick in 2023 didn’t play in either game, as he maintains his .909 save percentage in his lone game played this season.

This week, North Dakota hosts Jack Hextall and Cullen Potter’s Michigan State on Saturday in a neutral site game in Austin, Texas. Denver plays a pair of games against Omaha at home this weekend. Cullen Potter’s Arizona State were off this past week, but they’ll play a pair of road games against St. Cloud State this weekend. Miami (Ohio) plays a pair of home games against St. Thomas this week.

ECAC Hockey

Ethan Wyttenbach’s Quinnipiac took on Army this past week, falling 4-3 to move their season record to 4-2-0. For the first time in a while, the Flames prospect didn’t pick up a point, but he’s still been productive in his six games as he has four goals and 11 points.

Like last week, Quinnipiac only played one game this coming weekend, hosting Providence on Saturday. Aidan Lane’s Harvard finally begins their season this week, playing a home-and-home against UMass.

Hockey East

Jaden Lipinski and Maine played two games this past weekend, picking up a pair of 3-0 victories over Colgate. Lipinski was held off the scoresheet in both games, as he’s still seeking his first point of the season through five games.

Trevor Hoskin’s Merrimack picked up a pair of victories against Notre Dame this past week, winning the first one 2-1 in overtime, and the second one 6-3. Hoskin had a terrific game in the 6-3 victory, scoring a goal and picking up three helps to give him two goals and eight points through six games.

Lipinski and Maine play two road games against Boston University this weekend. Tobias Trejbal, Egor Barabanov, and Max Curran were all off this week for UMass, with their weekend games coming against Lane’s Harvard.

Big Ten

Two Flames’ first rounders, Jack Hextall and Cullen Potter, played for Michigan State this week. The Spartans split their weekend games against New Hampshire, falling 1-0 in the first game, but picking up a 2-1 victory on Saturday. Neither player was involved in the scoring, as Hextall has two goals and four points through five games, while Potter has a goal and an assist through his five games.

Michigan remains undefeated this season thanks to a 3-2 victory over Western Michigan on Friday. However, Flames’ prospect Henry Mews was held off the scoresheet, giving him four assists in seven games.

Luke Misa’s Penn State picked up their first two wins this season, defeating Canisius 5-1 and 3-2 in overtime. Misa only played in their 5-1 victory and was held off the scoresheet, giving him a goal and two points through five games.

This week, Michigan State has a big match-up against North Dakota on Saturday, their lone game this week. As for Penn State, they play a pair of road games against Minnesota this week. As for Michigan, they’ll play a pair of road games against Ohio State this weekend, their first two games against Big Ten competition this season.

Canadian Hockey League

To the surprise of no one, Chase Harrington’s Spokane Chiefs remain hot, while two Flames’ prospects playing in the Canadian Hockey League players scored goals this past week.

Western Hockey League

Chase Harrington’s Spokane Chiefs continue to win. This past week, they defeated the Portland Winterhawks 2-1 and 4-2, with Harrington picking up a pair of assists in the 4-2 victory. This season, he has six goals and 17 points in 10 games as the Chiefs are off to a Western Hockey League-best 10-1-0 start.

Mace’o Phillips and the Medicine Hat Tigers played a home-and-home against Jakob Leander and Bode Laylin’s Calgary Hitmen. The Tigers won the first game 5-4, then the Hitmen won Saturday’s game 5-2. Phillips was held pointless in both games, while Laylin scored a goal in the loss and picked up an assist in the win. Laylin has two goals and seven points in 13 games, Leander has two assists in 13 games, and Phillips has a goal and four points in 11 games.

Joe Iginla’s Vancouver Giants played a pair of games this week, defeating the Prince George Cougars 5-3 on Wednesday and falling 4-3 in a shootout to the Kamloops Blazers on Friday. Iginla was held off the scoresheet in both games, giving him three goals and six points through 13 games this season.

This week, the Chiefs’ lone game is a home match-up against Phillips and the Tigers. It’s one of three games the Tigers will play, as they take on the Wenatchee Wild on Wednesday and the Tri-City Americans on Saturday.

The Hitmen play a pair of games, taking on the Red Deer Rebels on the road, before returning home to host the Kamloops Blazers on Sunday. The Giants head to Portland to take on the Winterhawks on Wednesday, before returning home to host the Victoria Royals on Friday and the Cougars on Sunday.

Ontario Hockey League

In Ontario Hockey League action, Šimon Katolický’s Sarnia Sting split their home-and-home against the London Knights this past week, with both games ending 6-4. Katolický picked up a goal in both games, giving him five goals and eight points in 14 games this season.

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KATO STRIKES ON THE POWERPLAY🙌 Simon Katolicky (5) scores on the man advantage. Assisted by Easton Walos and Cam Aucoin. SAR 3 - LDN 2

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Europe

It was a good week for Flames’ prospects playing in Europe, as both Theo Stockselius and Yan Matveiko scored this past week.

Sweden

Theo Stockselius’ Djurgårdens IF played two games this week, falling 4-1 to Skellefteå AIK, but picking up a 3-2 overtime victory over Luleå Hockey. The Flames’ second-rounder in 2025 scored his second Swedish Hockey League goal in their 3-2 overtime victory, giving him two goals and five points in 13 games this season.

This week, Djurgårdens IF takes on HV71 on Thursday and Brynäs IF on Saturday.

Russia

Alan Shaikhlislamov played one game with Tolpar this week, as they fell 2-1 in a shootout to Stalnye Lisy. Shaikhlislamov was held off the scoresheet, giving him nine goals and 17 points through 13 games at the level.

Yan Matveiko played a pair of games for Zvezda this past week, as they picked up a 4-3 overtime victory over AKM and a 3-2 overtime victory over HC Kaluga. Mateviko only scored one, but it was the equalizer to send the second game to overtime. In 15 All-Russian Hockey League (VHL) games this season, the Flames’ 2025 seventh-rounder has two goals and five points.

Tolpar and Shaikhlislamov are off this week, but return to action in a match-up against Avto on Nov. 7. Zvezda’s lone game is a match-up against HC Norilsk on Sunday.

Cynthia Ryley Delaney is a Nation Network writer for DFO Calgary, DFO Edmonton, and Blue Jays Nation. She can be followed on Twitter @CynthiaRDelaney.

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