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Where will the Blackhawks’ top prospects play the 2018-19 season?

Future stars for the Chicago Blackhawks likely won’t be dressing up for the team this season at the United Center. Instead they’ll be suiting up in the AHL, European professional leagues, the NCAA and junior leagues in Canada and the United States.

Let’s take a look at where the Blackhawks prospects will play this season.

AHL

Matt Iacopelli, LW (2014 third)

Europe

Andrei Altybarmakyan, RW (2017 third) — SKA St. Petersburgh/KHL

Mathias From, RW (2016 fifth) — Rögle BK/SHL

Jakub Galvas, D (2017 fifth) — HC Olomouc/Czech

Artur Kayumov, LW (2016 second) — Lokomotiv/KHL

Roope Laavainen, D (2017 fourth) — HPK/Ligga in Finland

Niklas Nordgren, RW (2018 third) — HIFK/Ligga

Andreas Söderberg, D (2014 fifth) — Timrå/SHL

Tim Söderlund, LW (2017 fourth) — Frölunda/SHL

NCAA

Evan Barratt, C (2017 third) — Penn State

Josh Ess, D (2017 seventh) — Wisconsin

Parker Foo, LW (2017 fifth) — Union

Mikael Hakkarainen, RW (2018 third) — Providence

Chad Krys, D (2016 second) — Boston

Ian Mitchell, D (2017 second) — Denver

Fredrik Olofsson, LW (2014 fourth) — Nebraska-Omaha

Ryan Shea, D (2015 fourth) — Northeastern

Jake Wise, F (2018 third) — Boston

OHL

MacKenzie Entwistle, RW (2017 third) — Hamilton Bulldogs

QMJHL

Nicolas Beaudin, D (2018 first) — Drummondville Voltigeurs

Alexis Gravel, G (2018 sixth) — Halifax Mooseheads

Philipp Kurashev, F (2018 fourth) — Quebec Remparts

Jake Ryczek, D (2016 seventh) — Halifax Mooseheads

USHL

Wouter Peeters, G (2016 third) — Lincoln Stars

Josiah Slavin, F (2018 seventh) — Lincoln Stars