2023 AFHL Entry Draft Board
ROUND ONE
R1P1: Lethbridge >> Connor Bedard
R1P2: Toronto >> Adam Fantilli
R1P3: Long Beach >> Matvei Michkov
R1P4: Laval >> Leo Carlsson
R1P5: Washington >> Will Smith
R1P6: Lethbridge >> Zach Benson
R1P7: Long Beach >> Ryan Leonard
R1P8: Buffalo >> Colby Barlow
R1P9: Moncton >> Gabriel Perrault
R1P10: Montreal >> Dalibor Dvorsky
R1P11: Hamilton >> Nate Danielson
R1P12: Washington >> Matthew Wood
R1P13: Toronto >> Oliver Moore
R1P14: Moncton >> Quentin Musty
R1P15: Lethbridge >> Dmitri Simashev
R1P16: Moncton >> Axel Sandin Pellikka
R1P17: Atlantic City >> Brayden Yager
R1P18: Laval >> David Reinbacher
R1P19: Moncton >> Trey Augustine
R1P20: Montreal >> Daniil But
ROUND TWO
R2P1: Lethbridge >> Andrew Cristall
R2P2: Toronto >> Gavin Brindley
R2P3: Atlantic City >> Eduard Sale
R2P4: Moncton >> Samuel Honzek
R2P5: Moncton >> Michael Hrabal
R2P6: Washington >> Tom Willander
R2P7: Washington >> Mikhail Gulyayev
R2P8: Fort Drum >> Martin Misak
R2P9: Fort Drum >> Jacob Fowler
R2P10: Washington >> Calum Ritchie
R2P11: Hamilton >> Otto Stenberg
R2P12: Toronto >> Adam Gajan
R2P13: Rain City >> Carson Bjarnason
R2P14: Westbury Royals >> Damian Clara
R2P15: Laval Nomads >> Lukas Dragicevic
R2P16: Washington >> David Edstrom
R2P17: Moncton >> Riley Heidt
R2P18: Lethbridge >> Koehn Ziemmer
R2P19: Lethbridge >> Gracyn Sawchyn
R2P20: Washington >> Charlie Stramel
ROUND THREE
R3P1: Antigonish >> Easton Cowan
R3P2: Toronto >> Bradley Nadeau
R3P3: Moncton >> Nick Lardis
R3P4: Laval >> Etienne Morin
R3P5: Rain City >> Kalan Lind
R3P6: London >> Oliver Bonk
R3P7: Buffalo >> Kasper Halttunen
R3P8: Laval >> Jayden Perron
R3P9: Lethbridge >> Roman Kantserov
R3P10: Moncton >> Anton Wahlberg
R3P11: Hamilton >> Tanner Molendyk
R3P12: Atlantic City >> Yegor Zavragin
R3P13: Deer Park >> Axel Hellnemo
R3P14: Westbury >> Ethan Gauthier
R3P15: Montreal >> Lenni Hameenaho
R3P16: Lethbridge >> Luca Cagnoni
R3P17: Port Hope >> Theo Lindstein
R3P18: Montreal >> Felix Unger Sorum
R3P19: Hamilton >> Nico Myatovic
R3P20: Deer Park >> Carson Rehkopf
2023 AFHL Entry Draft Order
ROUND ONE
R1P1: Lethbridge Inferno
R1P2: Toronto Red Devils
R1P3: Long Beach Ice Dogs
R1P4: Laval Nomads (Washington)
R1P5: Long Beach Ice Dogs (Manhattan)
R1P6: Lethbridge Inferno (London)
R1P7: Washington Wolfpack (Fort Drum)
R1P8: Buffalo Phantoms
R1P9: Moncton Black Bears
R1P10: Montreal Xtreme
R1P11: Hamilton Firestorm
R1P12: Moncton Black Bears (Atlantic City)
R1P13: Toronto Red Devils (Deer Park)
R1P14: Moncton Black Bears (Westbury)
R1P15: Lethbridge Inferno (Laval)
R1P16: Moncton Black Bears (Boston)
R1P17: Atlantic City Sharks (Port Hope)
R1P18: Laval Nomads (Antigonish)
R1P19: Fort Drum Killers (Shawinigan)
R1P20: Washington Wolfpack (Rain City)
ROUND TWO
R2P1: Lethbridge Inferno
R2P2: Toronto Red Devils
R2P3: Manhattan Supermen (Long Beach)
R2P4: Manhattan Supermen (Washington)
R2P5: Moncton Black Bears (Manhattan)
R2P6: Washington Wolfpack (London)
R2P7: Montreal Xtreme (Fort Drum)
R2P8: Manhattan Supermen (Buffalo)
R2P9: Moncton Black Bears
R2P10: Montreal Xtreme
R2P11: Hamilton Firestorm
R2P12: Toronto Red Devils (Atlantic City)
R2P13: Rain City Bitch Pigeons (Deer Park)
R2P14: Westbury Royals
R2P15: Laval Nomads
R2P16: Washington Wolfpack (Boston)
R2P17: Manhattan Supermen (Port Hope)
R2P18: Lethbridge Inferno (Antigonish)
R2P19: Lethbridge Inferno (Shawinigan)
R2P20: Washington Wolfpack (Rain City)
ROUND THREE
R3P1: Lethbridge Inferno
R3P2: Toronto Red Devils
R3P3: Manhattan Supermen (Long Beach)
R3P4: Laval Nomads (Washington)
R3P5: Rain City Bitch Pigeons (Manhattan)
R3P6: London Mustangs
R3P7: Fort Drum Killers
R3P8: Montreal Xtreme (Buffalo)
R3P9: Antigonish X-Men (Moncton)
R3P10: Manhattan Supermen (Montreal)
R3P11: Hamilton Firestorm
R3P12: Atlantic City Sharks
R3P13: Deer Park Chiefs
R3P14: Westbury Royals
R3P15: Laval Nomads
R3P16: Antigonish X-Men (Boston)
R3P17: Port Hope Panthers
R3P18: Laval Nomads (Antigonish)
R3P19: Hamilton Firestorm (Shawinigan)
R3P20: Deer Park Chiefs (Rain City)
NEW YORK — Anthony Furino announced plans Thursday for a 20-team fantasy hockey keeper league that plans to kick off in Summer 2009.
The AFHL will begin play in October 2009, Anthony Furino told a Manhattan news conference Thursday afternoon.
The A stands for amazing. “It will be amazing,” said AFHL executive Steve Stryska.
“Most importantly, the AFHL is going to be 100 percent fun,” Furino said.
There is an emphasis on fun. Stryska added that the AFHL will use News and Headlines and will also offer greater access to roster activities all year long.
He said rules would be adopted to accent faster play.
Several cities already have been selected for teams and more will be selected within 60-90 days, Stryska said.
The regular season will be played in the heart of fall and play on through winter and early spring. In the month of April, six teams will advance to a playoff round leading to a championship game.
Furino said the teams will be owned by a AFHL subsidiary and that general managers and coaches will be hired soon.
No television rights have been decided, although talks are being held with broadcast and cable networks.
Stryska said no franchises are immediately planned outside the United States, but that the AFHL will most likely expand into Canada and that Toronto would be among the cities considered.