Johnny Beecher: Boston's first round pick from the 2019 NHL Draft, the 20-year-old Beecher is coming back to Boston after a two-year run at Michigan that's included 11 goals and 24 points in 47 games. The 6-foot-3 Beecher underwent season-ending shoulder surgery in late February, and it's currently unclear where Beecher will play in 2021-22.
Riley Duran: Drafted with the No. 182 overall pick in 2020, the Woburn, Mass. native put up eight goals and 19 points in 47 games with the Youngstown Phantoms of the USHL last season. The 19-year-old will embark on his collegiate career with Providence College later this year.
Parker Ford (camp invite): A native of Wakefield, R.I., Ford totaled the second-most goals (seven) and points (19) among all Providence College skaters last year. Ford has 41 points, along with a plus-15 rating, in 56 games with the Friars over two seasons of college hockey.
Andre Gasseau: One of the team's two selections in the seventh round of the 2021 NHL Draft, Gasseau grew up a Kings fan (his father, James, was a draft pick of the Sabres in 1984 and works with the Jr. Kings), and put up 12 goals and 27 points in 42 games at center for the U.S. National U18 team in 2020-21. After his week at B's camp, the 6-foot-4 Gasseau will spend 2021-22 season with USHL’s Fargo before making way to Boston College in 2022.
Tyler Gratton (camp invite): Listed at 6-foot-2, the Pennsylvania-born winger will report to Brighton after a 2020-21 campaign that featured one goal in 17 games for Penn State.
Curtis Hall: Boston's fourth-round pick from the 2018 NHL Draft, Hall signed his entry-level deal back in March, and scored one goal on 17 shots over a 13-game run with the P-Bruins to close out the 2021 season. Prior to turning pro, the 6-foot-4 Hall scored 22 goals and 38 points in a 52-game collegiate career with Yale University. 2019-20 was his best year with the Bulldogs, too, as he led the team in both goals (17) and points (27) in 28 games played.
Brett Harrison: Selected by the Bruins with the No. 85 overall pick in the 2021 NHL Draft, Harrison put up 21 goals and 37 points in 56 games for the Oshawa Generals as a 16-year-old in 2019-20, making him one of just four rookies to hit the 20-goal mark that season. But when the COVID-19 pandemic delayed (and eventually cancelled) the 2020-21 OHL season, the 6-foot-2, 188-pound Harrison was forced to move out to Finland, where he scored four goals and totaled nine points in seven games for KOOVEE’s U-20 team. Harrison also skated for Canada in the U-18 World Juniors, with two goals in seven games.
Matthew Kopperud (camp invite): A 5-foot-10 left shot forward, Kopperud led the Arizona State University team in goals (13), points (19), power-play goals (7), and shots (59) in 25 games with the Sun Devils in 2020-21.
Trevor Kuntar: A third-round pick of the Bruins in 2020, Kuntar put up six goals and 10 points in 23 games with Boston College last season. Like all 2020 picks, this will be Kuntar's first work with the B's organization as the COVID-19 pandemic and late summer restart to the 2019-20 NHL season canceled the B's hopes for a 2020 development camp.
Reed Lebster (camp invite): The Michigan native has recorded 11 goals and 17 points in 46 games for UMass-Amherst over the last two seasons. Also has the best name among all camp attendees.
Marc McLaughlin (camp invite): The North Billerica, Mass. native has tallied 19 goals and 44 points in 97 games with Boston College over the last three seasons.
Benjamin Myers (camp invite): I gotta be honest with you guys, I couldn't find anything on Benjamin Myers. Unless his name is spelled incorrectly on the Bruins' roster list and he's actually Ben Meyers, a left-shot left wing from Minnesota.
Quinn Olson: Drafted by the B's with the No. 92 overall pick in 2019 NHL Draft, Olson is reporting back to Boston with 10 goals and 26 points in 59 games for Minnesota-Duluth over the last two years.
Jake Schmaltz: The Bruins' seventh-round selection in 2019, Schmaltz was the top-scoring forward for the Green Bay Gamblers in 2020-21, with 53 points in 51 games. The cousin of NHLers Jordan and Nick Schmaltz, the Bruins' Schmaltz has scored 37 goals and 103 points in 158 USHL games over the last three seasons.
Alex-Olivier Voyer (camp invite): Listed at 6-foot-2, AOV scored five goals and eight points in 22 games with Providence last season. Voyer also recorded five helpers in 16 games with the ECHL's Jacksonville IceMen in 2020-21.
