Live Blog: Boston College in 2025 NHL Draft

Multiple Eagles players, commits, and targets are expecting to have their name called this weekend.

Feb 28, 2025; Chestnut Hill, MA, USA; Boston College forward James Hagens (10) warms up before a game against the University of New Hampshire Wildcats at Conte Forum. Mandatory Credit: Eric Canha-Imagn Images | Eric Canha-Imagn Images

The 2025 NHL Draft starts on Friday night. Hockey prospects and collegiate players are awaiting their name being called and finding out where the next step of their career is. 

Eagles forward James Hagens is expected to be one of the first ten picks in this year’s draft. ESPN and The New York Times both predict him to be taken at No. 6 overall by the Philadelphia Flyers. 

The remainder of the picks related to Boston College are expected to be by commits. 

Some of the prospects eligible to be selected are forwards William Moore, Teddy Mutryn, Graham Jones, and Gavin Cornforth, defenseman Luka Radivojevic, and goalie Ryan Cameron. 

The draft will also feature a pair of players that are linked to the Eagles but are not committed or signed yet. 

Canadian prospect forward Justin Carbonneau is projected to be taken in the first round. The 18-year-old, who plays for Blainville-Boisbriand in the QMJHL, has been in talks to join the Eagles, however has yet to make it official. 

Caleb Desnoyers, a Canadian forward that also plays in the QMJHL for Moncton, has also been a target for Boston College, but has not committed to any program. Like Carbonneau, Desnoyers is also expected to be taken in the first round on Friday night. 

Live Blog: 

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7th Round

1. No Boston College players are picked in the seventh round and the 2025 NHL Draft officially comes to a close. James Hagens (No. 7 to Bruins), William Moore (No. 51 to Bruins), and Teddy Mutryn (No. 95 to Sharks), are the only three Eagles to be selected this year.

6th Round

• Boston College continues its selection drought in the sixth round. Four Eagles commits are eligible to be selected.

5th Round

• Like the fourth round, the fifth also did not have a draft pick from Boston College.

4th Round

• No Boston College player, commit, or target were taken in the fourth round. It marks the first round without Eagles representation in the draft.

3rd Round

• Another Eagle gets picked up. Boston College forward commit Teddy Mutryn has been selected as the No. 95 overall pick (third round) by the San Jose Sharks. Mutryn joins former Eagle Will Smith in the Sharks organization.

2nd Round

• Eagles forward commit William Moore has been selected by the Boston Bruins with the No. 51 overall pick (second round). Moore marks the fifth Bruins active prospect with Boston College.

1st Round

• Justin Carbonneau, a Boston College target, has been taken by the St. Louis Blues with the No. 19 overall pick.

• Eagles forward James Hagens is staying in Boston. Hagens was selected by the Boston Bruins with the No. 7 overall pick.

• Boston College target Caleb Desnoyers gets picked by the Utah Mammoth with the No. 4 overall pick. Utah drafted Eagles defenseman Will Skahan last year.

• The NHL Draft is officially underway as the New York Islanders have selected defenseman Matthew Schaefer from the OHL with the No. 1 overall pick.

Pre-Draft

• The 2025 NHL Draft is set to start at 7 p.m. ET.

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How to Watch:

Who: Boston College Eagles prospects in 2025 NHL Draft.

When: Friday, June 27 at 7 p.m. ET (Round 1) and Saturday, June 28 at noon (Rounds 2-7).

Where: Peacock Theater, Los Angeles, Calif. 

TV: Round 1- ESPN, ESPN+, Sportsnet, and TVA Sports; Rounds 2-7- NHL Network, ESPN+, Sportsnet and SN1.

Prospects: F James Hagens, F Gavin Cornforth, F Graham Jones, F Teddy Mutryn, F William Moore, D Luka Radivojevic, and G Ryan Cameron.

2024 Boston College Picks: F Dean Letourneau- 25th overall (first round) by Boston Bruins, F Teddy Stiga- 55th overall (second round) by Nashville Predators, D Will Skahan- No. 65 overall (second round) by Utah Mammoth. 

Top Five Picks: New York Islanders (1), San Jose Sharks (2), Chicago Blackhawks (3), Utah Mammoth (4), and Nashville Predators (5).