Eleven Rangers players sent to NHL development camps

Kitchener Rangers vs. Erie Otters, Playoffs Round 1 Game 1, March 29th, 2024 Hunter Brzustewicz Eduard Šalé Filip Mešár Matthew Sop Carson Rehkopf. — Kitchener Rangers vs. Erie Otters, Playoffs Round 1 Game 1, March 29th, 2024 Hunter Brzustewicz Eduard Šalé Filip Mešár Matthew Sop Carson Rehkopf. Copyright ©2021-2024 Tiffany Luke Photography. All rights reserved.

By James Sebastian-Scott

Posted Jul 2, 2024 04:06:49 PM.

Last Updated Jul 2, 2024 04:08:14 PM.

There will be plenty of local talent participating in NHL summer development camps this offseason.

Eleven Kitchener Rangers players will be attending camps across eight different teams in the league.

This comes after two Kitchener Rangers were selected in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft on Saturday.

Luke Ellinas was taken in the fourth round by the Ottawa Senators, while Trent Swick was taken in the sixth round by the Vegas Golden Knights. Both players will attend their respective NHL clubs development camps this summer.

Other Rangers taking part in development camps this offseason includes Hunter Brzustewicz in Calgary, Matthew Andonovski in Ottawa, Matthew Sop in Minnesota, Jackson Parsons in Los Angeles, Max Dirracolo in Toronto, Filip Mešár and Simon Motew in Montreal, Carson Rehkopf and Eduard Šalé in Seattle.

Motew, Parsons, and Dirracolo are attending camps as free agent invites.

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