The Kingston Frontenacs and Windsor Spitfires may not be at the top of the OHL standings, but these two teams are laced with NHL prospects.

Val-d’Or may not be regarded as a prospect hotspot, but Foreurs’ forward Anthony Mantha is making a serious case for a spot in the 1st round in

After a “modest” 2010-11 season, Ryan Strome is back on top of the OHL scoring race in 2012 with 15 goals and 43 points through his first 24 games played.

Known to some as “Mr. Steady”, Matt Murphy is quietly making his way up the NHL draft boards with his solid two-way play for Val-d’Or this season.

Talent has never been a concern for Brett Ritchie, but finding consistency proved to be a challenge through his first 3 OHL seasons. Currently sitting in 3rd in OHL scoring, it looks like Ritchie has truly turned the corner