{"id":23541,"date":"1998-07-02T21:04:43","date_gmt":"1998-07-03T02:04:43","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.uscho.com\/1998\/07\/02\/familiar-faces-upandcomers-dot-nhl-draft\/"},"modified":"2010-08-17T19:54:07","modified_gmt":"2010-08-18T00:54:07","slug":"familiar-faces-upandcomers-dot-nhl-draft","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/wp-admin.uscho.com\/1998\/07\/02\/familiar-faces-upandcomers-dot-nhl-draft\/","title":{"rendered":"Familiar Faces, Up-And-Comers Dot NHL Draft"},"content":{"rendered":"
Twenty-seven current U.S. college players, representing 16 Division I institutions, were selected during the 1998 National Hockey League Entry Draft. A complete rundown by round is as follows:<\/p>\n
First Round<\/b> Second Round<\/b> Third Round<\/b> Fourth Round<\/b> Fifth Round<\/b> Sixth Round<\/b> Seventh Round<\/b> Eighth Round<\/b> Ninth Round<\/b> An additional 12 draftees have committed to college programs for the 1998-99 season. They are as follows, with position, current team and college (in parentheses):<\/p>\n Third Round<\/b> Fourth Round<\/b> Fifth Round<\/b> Seventh Round<\/b> Eighth Round<\/b> Ninth Round<\/b> Counting both current players and recruits, Michigan led all schools with five draftees, followed by Minnesota with four. Boston College, Boston University, Clarkson, Colorado College and Maine were next with three each. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Twenty-seven current U.S. college players, representing 16 Division I institutions, were selected during the 1998 National Hockey League Entry Draft. A complete rundown by round is as follows: First Round 26. New Jersey — Mike Van Ryn, d, Michigan (CCHA) Second Round 52. Boston — Bobby Allen, d, Boston College (HEA) 53. Colorado — Steve […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":140328,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":"","_links_to":"","_links_to_target":""},"categories":[1],"tags":[],"coauthors":[],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n
26. New Jersey — Mike Van Ryn, d, Michigan (CCHA)<\/cite><\/p>\n
52. Boston — Bobby Allen, d, Boston College (HEA)
53. Colorado — Steve Moore, c, Harvard (ECAC)
58. Ottawa — Chris Bala, lw, Harvard (ECAC)<\/cite><\/p>\n
61. Florida — Joe DiPenta, d, Boston U. (HEA)
62. Calgary — Paul Manning, d, Colorado College (WCHA)
71. Carolina — Erik Cole, lw, Clarkson (ECAC)
81. Vancouver — Justin Morrison, rw, Colorado College (WCHA)
82. New Jersey — Brian Gionta, rw, Boston College (HEA)
85. Nashville — Geoff Koch, lw, Michigan (CCHA)<\/cite><\/p>\n
94. Chicago — Mattias Trattnig, c, Maine (HEA)
99. Edmonton — Shawn Horcoff, c, Michigan State (CCHA)
107. Washington — Chris Corrinet, rw, Princeton (ECAC)<\/cite><\/p>\n
115. Phoenix — Jay Leach, d, Providence (HEA)
122. NY Rangers — Patrick Leahy, rw, Miami (CCHA)
134. Pittsburgh — Robert Scuderi, d, Boston College (HEA)<\/cite><\/p>\n
155. NY Islanders — Kevin Clauson, d, Western Michigan (CCHA)
156. Chicago — Kent Huskins, d, Clarkson (ECAC)<\/cite><\/p>\n
178. Anaheim — Jesse Fibiger, d, Minnesota-Duluth (WCHA)
184. Carolina — Donald Smith, c, Clarkson (ECAC)
187. Phoenix — Erik Westrum, c, Minnesota (WCHA)
200. Dallas — Scott Perry, c, Boston U. (HEA)<\/cite><\/p>\n
204. Vancouver — Craig Mischler, c, Northeastern (HEA)
211. Carolina — Mark Kosick, c, Michigan (WCHA)
219. Vancouver — Curtis Valentine, lw, Bowling Green (CCHA)
220. Washington — Michael Farrell, d, Providence (HEA)<\/cite><\/p>\n
244. Pittsburgh — Toby Petersen, c, Colorado College (WCHA)<\/cite><\/p>\n
73. Phoenix — Pat O’Leary, c, Armstrong H.S. (Minnesota)
77. Buffalo — Mike Pandolfo, lw, St. Sebastian’s H.S. (Boston U.)<\/cite><\/p>\n
88. Nashville — Kent Sauer, d, North Iowa, USHL (Minnesota-Duluth)<\/cite><\/p>\n
116. Phoenix — Josh Blackburn, g, Lincoln, Jr. A (Michigan)
125. Washington — Erik Wendell, c-lw, Maple Grove H.S. (Minnesota)<\/cite><\/p>\n
183. Chicago — Tyler Arnason, c, Fargo-Moorhead, USHL (St. Cloud)
186. Edmonton — Michael Morrison, g, Exeter H.S. (Maine)<\/cite><\/p>\n
201. Craig Murray, Penticton Panthers, BCHL (Michigan)
212. San Jose — Jim Fahey, d, Catholic Memorial H.S. (Northeastern)
217. Los Angeles — Jim Henkel, c, New England (US Junior) (Rensselaer)<\/cite><\/p>\n
248. Los Angeles — Matthew Yeats, g, Olds, Tier 2 (Maine)
254. Pittsburgh — Matt Hussey, c, Avon Old Farms H.S. (Wisconsin)
255. St. Louis — John Pohl, c, Red Wing H.S. (Minnesota)<\/cite><\/p>\n