NHL Combine 2025 Full Results, Measurements, Highlights and Top Prospects

Julia StumbaughJun 7, 2025

The 2025 NHL Scouting Combine wrapped up on Saturday as 90 draft-eligible prospects underwent fitness testing in Buffalo.

Multiple potential first-round picks including Roger McQueen, Anton Frondell and Porter Martone potentially helped up their draft stocks with strong performances ahead of the 2025 NHL draft in Los Angeles on June 27 and 28.

Here's a rundown of Saturday's top testing results. The full results are available via NHL Central Scouting.

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2025 NHL Combine Results

Musculoskeletal: Horizontal Jump (inches)

1. William Horcoff, 124.8 (combine record)

2. William Belle, 118.3

3. Sean Barnhill, 118.0

4. Lynden Lakovic, 117.0

5. William Moore, 116.0

6. Carter Klippenstein, 115.5

7. Maceo Phillips, 114.3

8. Roger McQueen, 112.8

9. Max Psenicka, 112.5

10. Porter Martone, 112.0

Aerobic Fitness: VO2max (ml/kg/min)

1. Anton Frondell, 64.7

2. Cole Reschny, 64.7

3. Eric Nilson, 63.7

4. Vaclav Nestrasil, 63.3

5. Matthew Gard, 62.0

6. Jack Nesbitt, 61.8

7. Jackson Smith, 61.5

8. Carter Klippenstein, 61.1

9. Matous Jan Kucharcik, 60.7

10. Brady Martin, 60.7

Agility and Balance: Pro Agility - Left time (seconds)

1. Milton Gastrin, 4.12

2. William Moore, 4.19

3. Sean Barnhill, 4.23

4. William Horcoff, 4.23

5. Charlie Trethewey, 4.24

6. Jack Nesbitt, 4.25

7. Jakob Ihs-Wozniak, 4.26

8. Benjamin Kindel, 4.27

9. Carter Klippenstein, 4.32

10. Arvid Drott, 4.33

Agility and Balance: Pro Agility - Right time (seconds)

1. Carter Klippenstein, 4.2

2. Charlie Trethewey, 4.21

3. Cameron Schmidt, 4.21

4. Sean Barnhill, 4.23

5. Milton Gastrin, 4.24

6. Cole Reschny, 4.28

7. William Horcoff, 4.29

8. Peyton Kettles, 4.29

9. Arvid Drott, 4.33

10. Jacob Rombach, 4.35

Anaerobic Fitness: Mean Power Output (watts/kg)

1. Sam Laurila, 12.2

2. Carter Klippenstein, 12.1

3. Tommy Lafreniere, 12.1

4. Vojtech Cihar, 12.0

5. Carlos Handel, 12.0

6. Cullen Potter, 11.9

7. Arvid Drott, 11.8

8. Asher Barnett, 11.8

9. Anton Frondell, 11.8

10. Eric Nilson, 11.8

Anaerobic Fitness: Peak Power Output (watts/kg)

1. Charlton Trethewey, 17.0

2. Arvid Drott, 16.8

3. Anton Frondell, 16.8

4. Matthew Schaefer, 16.6

5. Asher Barnett, 16.4

6. Malcolm Spence, 16.4

7. Cole McKinney, 16.4

8. Porter Martone, 16.3

9. Owen Martin, 16.1

10. Kristian Epperson, 16.0

Anaerobic Fitness: Fatigue Index

1. Eric Nilson, 34.1

2. Cameron Reid, 34.5

3. Matous Jan Kucharcik, 37.4

4. Hayden Paupanekis, 37.4

5. Sam Laurila, 38.9

6. Braeden Cootes, 39.5

7. Carlos Handel, 39.5

8. Justin Carbonneau, 39.9

9. Jacob Rombach, 40.5

10. Kieren Dervin, 41.3

Wing Span (inches)

1. Haoxi (Simon) Wang, 82.25

2. Carter Amico, 82.00

3. Maceo Phillips, 82.00

4. Jacob Rombach, 81.00

5. Jack Nesbitt, 80.00

6. Blake Fiddler, 79.75

7. William Moore, 79.75

8. Aleksei Medvedev, 79.50

9. Hayden Paupanekis, 79.50

10. Vaclav Nestrasil, 79.25

Vertical jump (inches)

1. Ryker Lee, 25.67

2. Kieren Dervin, 25.1

3. Malcolm Spence, 24.51

4. William Belle, 24.45

5. Bill Zonnon, 24.36

6. Milton Gastrin, 24.01

7. Haoxi (Simon) Wang, 24.01

8. Maceo Phillips, 23.34

9. Sean Barnhill, 23.07

10. Asher Barnett, 23.01

Force Plate: No Arm Jump (inches)

1. William Horcoff, 22.84

2. William Belle, 21.92

3. Haoxi (Simon) Wang, 21.25

4. Maceo Phillips, 21.25

5. Kieren Dervin, 21.03

6. Carlos Handel, 20.87

7. Milton Gastrin, 20.56

8. Sean Barnhill, 20.48

9. Braeden Cootes, 20.08

10. Sascha Boumedienne, 20.05

Bench Press 50 Percent of Body Weight - Power (watts/kg)

1. Cameron Schmidt, 7.82

2. Adam Benak, 7.75

3. Maceo Phillips, 7.64

4. Cole McKinney, 7.62

5. Shane Vansaghi, 7.59

6. Kieren Dervin, 7.56

7. Daniil Prokhorov, 7.52

8. David Bedkovski, 7.41

9. Braeden Cootes, 7.23

10. Carter Klippenstein, 7.19

Left Hand Grip (lbs)

1. Shane Vansaghi, 180

2. Haoxi (Simon) Wang, 170

3. Hayden Paupanekis, 167

4. Maceo Phillips, 161

5. William Belle, 158

6. Blake Fiddler, 158

7. Jacob Rombach, 155

8. Charlton Trethewey, 153

9. Brady Peddle, 153

10. Ryker Lee, 151

Right Hand Grip (lbs)

1. Shane Vansaghi, 180

2. Hayden Paupanekis, 165

3. Peyton Kettles, 165

4. Jack Nesbitt, 165

5. Blake Fiddler, 162

6. Brady Peddle, 162

7. Jack Ivankovic, 162

8. Haoxi (Simon) Wang, 161

9. Sascha Boumedienne, 161

10. William Horcoff, 161

Consecutive Pull-Ups (Max number)

1. Bill Zonnon, 16

2. Shane Vansaghi, 15

3. Braeden Cootes, 15

4. Eric Nilson, 15

5. Sascha Boumedienne, 14

6. Cameron Reid, 14

7. Cole McKinney, 14

8. Kieren Dervin, 14

9. David Lewandowski, 14

10. Carter Klippenstein, 14

Combine notes

FloHockey's Chris Peter provided a summary of some of the top prospect's measurements.

McQueen measured in at 6 foot, 5.25 inches, while James Hagens came in at 5 foot, 10.5 inches.

The fitness measurements weren't the only tests taking place at the combine this weekend. The Hockey Writers' Mark Scheig noted that multiple prospects described undergoing personality testing with teams:

Michigan forward William Horcoff, the son of former NHL player Shawn Horcoff, set a new combine record by leaping for 124.8 inches in the horizontal jump.

The previous record was set last summer by E.J. Emery, who was later selected by the New York Rangers in the first round of the 2024 NHL draft.

Roger McQueen, who was limited to 17 games in his pre-draft season due to a stress fracture in his spine, proved his return to health by placing top-ten in multiple fitness tests on Saturday.

"One to 10, I'm at a 10, pain-free now, and there's no symptoms for the last while," McQueen said earlier this week, per NHL.com's Adam Kimelman. "So, it's been awesome, and I probably haven't felt better in the last three years."

The New York Islanders, San Jose Sharks currently hold the top three picks heading into the 2025 draft. The Utah Mammoth, Nashville Predators, Philadelphia Flyers, Boston Bruins, Seattle Kraken, Buffalo Sabres and Anaheim Ducks will round out the top ten picks when the first decentralized edition of the draft takes place later this June.