Every Ottawa Senators pick from 2023 NHL draft

By Sportsnet

Posted Jun 29, 2023 04:14:08 PM.

Last Updated Jun 30, 2023 01:41:30 PM.

The Ottawa Senators didn’t have a draft pick until the fourth round of the 2023 National Hockey League (NHL) Entry Draft due to a number of trades, including the Jakob Chychrun acquisition from the Arizona Coyotes.

The Sens selections are as follows:

Fourth Round

108: Hoyt Stanley, D, Victoria Grizzlies (BCHL)
Age: 18
Hand: Right
Height: Six-foot-three
Weight: 205 pounds
Hometown: West Vancouver, B.C.
2022-23 stats: four goals, 34 assists in 53 games; one assist in four playoff games.

 

Fifth Round

140: Matthew Andonovski, D, Kitchener Rangers (OHL)
Age: 18
Hand: Left
Height: Six-foot-two
Weight: 201 pounds
Hometown: Markham, Ont.
2023-23 stats: 16 assists in 67 games; zero points in nine playoff games.

Seventh Round

204: Owen Beckner, C, Salmon Arm Silverback (BCHL)
Age: 18
Hand: Left
Height: Six-foot-two
Weight: 181 pounds
Hometown: Victoria, B.C.
2022-23 stats: 17 goals, 33 assists in 53 games; two goals and eight assists in 14 playoff games.

207: Vladimir Nikitin, G, Barys Astana U20 (Kazakhstan U20)
Age: 18
Catching hand: Left
Height: Six-foot-four
Weight: 192 pounds
2022-23 stats: 18 wins, six losses in 24 games with .921 save percentage and 2.07 goals-against average.

215: Nicholas Vantassell, C, Green Bay Gamblers (USHL)
Age: 19
Hand: Right
Height: Six-foot-four
Weight: 196 pounds
Hometown: Basking Ridge, N.J.
2022-23 stats: 19 goals, 18 assists in 62 games; one goal in three playoff games.

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