24 players with PJHL experience attend 2026 WHL training camps

Twenty-four players with Pacific Junior Hockey League experience participated in Western Hockey League training camps over the past two weeks, illustrating the league’s role as a key developmental stepping stone for aspiring Major Junior talent.

Operating as B.C.’s sanctioned U20 Junior Development League, the PJHL provides competitive minutes, structured systems, and valuable reps against older competition.

Because the group includes athletes at various stages of their junior paths – ranging from core league contributors to prospects who gained valuable reps in the PJHL as affiliate players – their presence at Major Junior camps highlights how localized junior experience translates to the next level.

The complete list of players with PJHL experience attending 2026 WHL training camps is below.

Player Name WHL Training Camp
Riley Charlton Wenatchee Wild
Blake Clark Portland Winterhawks
Easton Coupland Calgary Hitmen
Nathaniel Danielson Seattle Thunderbirds
Ryder Dunn Regina Pats
Ryan Fox Saskatoon Blades
Luke Grabinsky Wenatchee Wild
Tanner Halley Prince George Cougars
Lukas Hoff Victoria Royals
Armaan Kaila Vancouver Giants
Nick Kovich Everett Silvertips
Kaden Meyer Calgary Hitmen
Colby Monette Medicine Hat Tigers
Braeden Payne Kelowna Rockets
Nicolas Peach Everett Silvertips
Callum Rennie Portland Winterhawks
Bryson Roberts Spokane Chiefs
Tyson Schamehorn Moose Jaw Warriors
Lachlan Staniforth Victoria Royals
Mattias Uyeda Everett Silvertips
Cruz Waltze Victoria Royals
Richard Wonyeneh Vancouver Giants
Ermolai Yarygin Portland Winterhawks
Aaron Zulinick Portland Winterhawks