As we enter 2025, Canada continues to produce elite hockey talent, with a deep pool of young players making an impact at both the NHL and international levels. The AATJ Top 25 Canada Under 25 rankings highlight the country's best young players, and today Kyle Connor Team USA Jersey, we start by unveiling the first five players, ranked from 25th to 21st. While these players may not be the biggest names just yet, they each possess the talent and potential to rise in the hockey world. Let’s take a look! #25 – Tristan Luneau, D Age: 21 | Current Team: Anaheim Ducks (NHL/AHL) Luneau has been steadily developing since being drafted in the 2nd round of the 2022 NHL Draft. A smart, two-way defenseman, he has shown promise at both the AHL and NHL levels with his ability to move the puck efficiently and contribute on special teams. While he still has work to do defensively, his offensive skillset keeps him on the radar. #24 – Maveric Lamoureux, D Age: 20 | Current Team: Arizona Coyotes (NHL/AHL) At 6’7”, Lamoureux is a towering presence on the blue line. Drafted 29th overall in 2022, he has been developing his game in the AHL, focusing on using his size effectively while improving his skating and decision-making. If he can refine his skills Patrik Laine Team Finland Jersey, he has the potential to be a shutdown defender in the NHL. #23 – Matthew Savoie, C Age: 21 | Current Team: Buffalo Sabres (NHL/AHL) Savoie, a top-10 pick in 2022, remains one of the more skilled forwards in Canada’s system. His speed, playmaking ability, and hockey IQ make him an exciting prospect, but he has struggled with consistency at the NHL level. If he finds his footing, he could be a future top-six forward for the Sabres. #22 – Owen Beck, C Age: 20 | Current Team: Montreal Canadiens (NHL/AHL) A smart Urho Vaakanainen Team Finland Jersey, two-way center, Beck has impressed with his responsible play and faceoff ability. While he doesn’t have the elite offensive ceiling of some of his peers, his hockey sense and work ethic make him a valuable depth option for Montreal. He projects as a strong middle-six forward in the NHL. #21 – Conor Geekie, C Age: 20 | Current Team: Arizona Coyotes (NHL/AHL) Geekie, a 1st-round pick in 2022, brings size (6’4”) and skill to the center position. He has continued developing in Arizona’s system, showing flashes of offensive creativity and a strong physical presence. If he improves his skating, he could become a key piece of the Coyotes’ future. With these five players revealed, stay tuned as we continue counting down the Top 25 Canadian players under 25, highlighting the next wave of stars set to shape the future of hockey.