Vancouver Canucks 2019 first-round draft pick Vasily Podkolzin headlined the list of players assigned by the NHL club to Abbotsford Canucks AHL training camp on Tuesday.
Podkolzin, 22, has collected 18 goals and 33 points in 118 career NHL contests with the Canucks. He appeared in 28 AHL games with Abbotsford in 2022–23, racking up seven goals and 18 points.
The Canucks originally selected Podkolzin with the No. 10 overall pick in 2019. The 6&#8217;1&#8243; winger is one of eight former Canucks draft picks slated to attend training camp with Abbotsford.
Eighteen members of Abbotsford&#8217;s training camp roster appeared in at least one game with the team last season. Abbotsford has also invited three players to camp on tryout deals.
The AHL Canucks will hold their training camp in Chilliwack, BC from October 4 to 7. On the final day of camp, the team will play host to the inaugural Abbotsford Canucks Minor Hockey Festival, which will involve the Canucks playing a full scrimmage.
Abbotsford is slated to open its 2023–24 slate of games with a back-to-back road set against the Laval Rocket on October 13 and 14. They&#8217;ll follow it up with home games against the Calgary Wranglers on October 20 and 21.
Here is the full list of players expected to attend training camp:
Goaltenders (4): Jonathan Lemieux, Zach Sawchenko, Arturs Silovs, Nikita Tolopilo.
Defencemen (11): Derek Daschke, Akito Hirose, Matt Irwin, Filip Johansson, Michael Joyaux, Alex Kannok Liepert, Chad Nychuk, Jack Rathbone, Chaz Reddekopp, Quinn Schmiemann, Jett Woo.
Forwards (20): Collin Adams, Arshdeep Bains, Josh Bloom, Sheldon Dries, Marc Gatcomb, Linus Karlsson, Danila Klimovich, Jermaine Loewen, Aidan McDonough, Brad Morrison, Tristen Nielsen, Josh Passolt, Karel Plasek, Vasily Podkolzin, Aatu Räty, Max Sasson, John Stevens, Cooper Walker, Chase Wouters, Dmitri Zlodeyev.
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Vancouver Canucks 2019 first-round draft pick Vasily Podkolzin headlined the list of players assigned by the NHL club to Abbotsford Canucks AHL training camp on Tuesday.

Podkolzin, 22, has collected 18 goals and 33 points in 118 career NHL contests with the Canucks. He appeared in 28 AHL games with Abbotsford in 2022–23, racking up seven goals and 18 points.

The Canucks originally selected Podkolzin with the No. 10 overall pick in 2019. The 6'1" winger is one of eight former Canucks draft picks slated to attend training camp with Abbotsford.

Eighteen members of Abbotsford's training camp roster appeared in at least one game with the team last season. Abbotsford has also invited three players to camp on tryout deals.

The AHL Canucks will hold their training camp in Chilliwack, BC from October 4 to 7. On the final day of camp, the team will play host to the inaugural Abbotsford Canucks Minor Hockey Festival, which will involve the Canucks playing a full scrimmage.

Abbotsford is slated to open its 2023–24 slate of games with a back-to-back road set against the Laval Rocket on October 13 and 14. They'll follow it up with home games against the Calgary Wranglers on October 20 and 21.

Here is the full list of players expected to attend training camp:

Goaltenders (4): Jonathan Lemieux, Zach Sawchenko, Arturs Silovs, Nikita Tolopilo.

Defencemen (11): Derek Daschke, Akito Hirose, Matt Irwin, Filip Johansson, Michael Joyaux, Alex Kannok Liepert, Chad Nychuk, Jack Rathbone, Chaz Reddekopp, Quinn Schmiemann, Jett Woo.

Forwards (20): Collin Adams, Arshdeep Bains, Josh Bloom, Sheldon Dries, Marc Gatcomb, Linus Karlsson, Danila Klimovich, Jermaine Loewen, Aidan McDonough, Brad Morrison, Tristen Nielsen, Josh Passolt, Karel Plasek, Vasily Podkolzin, Aatu Räty, Max Sasson, John Stevens, Cooper Walker, Chase Wouters, Dmitri Zlodeyev.

<a href="https://nationgear.ca/products/canucksarmy-season-home-opener-party">Get your tickets for the CanucksArmy Kick-Off Party when we will all get together at Greta Bar YVR to watch the Canucks take on the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday, October 14th! </a>

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