Declan Chisholm (Left-Hand Shot)
In his third full season with the Peterborough Petes of the OHL, Chisholm set new career marks in goals (5), assists (43), and points (48) in the 67 games he played.
While the Petes were eliminated in five games in the first round of the OHL playoffs by Giovanni Vallati and the Oshawa Generals, Chisholm scored twice and had two assists in the series, including a goal and an assist in Peterborough's 3-2 win in Game 3.
Giovanni Vallati (Left-Hand Shot)
After he was acquired by the Oshawa Generals in August of 2018, Giovanni Vallati went on to have his best Ontario Hockey League season. He posted a career-high in goals (11), assists (37), and points (48) in 68 games.
He and the Generals made it all the way to the league semi-final, where they were swept by the Ottawa 67s - who will play for the OHL's J. Ross Robertson Cup against the Guelph Storm.
In 15 playoff games, Vallati scored twice and added five assists.
It was the second time in his career that Vallati had made it to the OHL's semi-final. He, along with fellow Jets prospect Logan Stanley, and the Kitchener Rangers reached that point of the postseason in 2018 before falling to Sault Ste. Marie in seven games.
Leon Gawanke (Right-Hand Shot)
While the QMJHL playoffs didn't end the way Leon Gawanke would have liked, it was still a memorable 2018-19 for the Jets prospect.
The Cape Breton Screaming Eagles were eliminated in five games in the second round of the playoffs by the Rimouski Oceanic. Still, Gawanke had seven points in 11 total postseason games. That came following a regular season that saw his 17 goals lead all QMJHL defencemen, while his 57 points were tied for the third most among the league's blue liners.
On the international side, Winnipeg's fifth-round pick in the 2017 NHL Draft excelled as well. He helped Germany to a gold medal at the Division 1A World Junior Hockey Championship, earning the country a spot in the 2020 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship in the Czech Republic.
Croix Evingson (Left-Hand Shot)
The 2018-19 season marked Evingson's second season at the NCAA level with the University of Massachussetts-Lowell.
Winnipeg's seventh-round pick in the 2017 NHL Draft played 16 games this season, recording two assists.
The Riverhawks were also the team Connor Hellebuyck spent two seasons of his career, from 2012-2014.
Jacob Cederholm (Right-Hand Shot)
This past season marked the first time Jacob Cederholm played in North America full time. The majority of his 2018-19 campaign was spent in the ECHL with the Jacksonville Icemen, where the 21-year-old had one goal and six points in 25 games.
He also found the back of the net in the postseason, scoring once before the Icemen were eliminated in six games by the Florida Everblades.
Cederholm - selected in the fourth round of the 2016 NHL Draft - also suited up in nine games at the AHL level with the Manitoba Moose, giving him 10 games of AHL experience after getting his first taste late last season following the conclusion of his time in Sweden.
