Golden Knights announce their Rookie Camp roster and schedule

Who's playing and participating in the 2025 Rookie Camp? Here's a breakdown of what the Vegas Golden Knights rookies will look like.
Finland v Canada: Group A - 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship
Finland v Canada: Group A - 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship | Minas Panagiotakis/GettyImages

Finally! The Vegas Golden Knights have announced details regarding their Rookie Camp! The Rookie Showcase action kicks off on September 12 in Colorado, where the Golden Knights will be joined by the Colorado Avalanche and the newly-minted Utah Mammoth.

But what about the roster itself, you ask? Well, plenty of notable prospects are participating in the Rookie Camp.

  • Braeden Bowman (forward)
  • Mathieu Cataford (forward)
  • Trevor Connelly (forward)
  • Matyas Sapovaliv (forward)
  • Joe Fleming (forward)
  • Jordan Gustafson (forward)
  • Jackson Hallum (forward)
  • Ben Hemmerling (forward)
  • Mateo Nobert (forward)
  • Sloan Stanick (forward)
  • Andreas Straka (forward)
  • Trent Swick (forward)
  • Kai Uchacz (forward)
  • Tuomas Uronen (forward)
  • Alex Weiermair (forward)
  • Peteris Bulans (defenseman)
  • Artur Cholach (defenseman)
  • Viliam Kmec (defenseman)
  • Mazden Leslie (defenseman)
  • Samuel Mayer (defenseman)
  • Carter Sotheran (defenseman)
  • Bronson Ride (defenseman)
  • Carl Lindbom (goaltender)
  • Cameron Whitehead (goaltender)

Passionate Golden Knights fans know about Connelly, Cataford, and Lindbom. They've seen their work and loved what they've done. However, other noteworthy names should be recognized in this list.

For example, Cameron Whitehead has had a reputable career with Northeastern University. He stood out as a prominent goaltender, skyrocketing his value to potentially become a Henderson Silver Knights star.

There's also Tuomas Uronen, who's watched his value balloon with time. It doesn't matter if it's with his native Finland or the Kingston Frontenacs. The Finnish forward is moving towards becoming a Golden Knights regular.

Overall, the Golden Knights have 15 forwards, seven defensemen, and two goalies on the roster. While largely forgotten by the NHL scouts and regulars, September 12-14 provides the perfect opportunity to show why the farm system shouldn't be overlooked.

After all, the Golden Knights know a thing or two about being overlooked. Heck, that's how they made the Stanley Cup Final in their inaugural season. Hopefully, the rookies take note and dominate in the two games they play.