e Canada. There were plenty of eyes on the resident of Cole Harbour, N.S., who was credited with seven shots on goal, and he showed some flashes on a star-studded roster in the early stages of the tournament. MacKinnon (6-0, 182), who has totaled 53 goals and 130 points in 88 career league contests, was named captain for Team Cherry at the CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game next week.3. Aleksander Barkov, C, Finland: Despite a disappointing seventh-place finish for the Finns, the ultra-talented Barkov performed as expected. A strong two-way center,Bobby Hull Authentic Jersey, Barkov finished with three goals, seven points and a plus-2 rating in six contests. Stubb admitted that Finland's struggles as a team did nothing to diminish the draft stock of Barkov, who took 22 shots on goal. Central Scouting's No. 1-rated skater in Finland, has 14 goals, 28 points and a plus-7 rating in 32 games with Tappara in 2012-13.4. Jonathan Drouin, LW, Canada: The 5-foot-10.75, 185-pound wing was considered a bit of a longshot to earn a roster spot for Canada but the 17-year-old beat the odds and ultimately received a spot along the country's top line alongside captain Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Mark Schiefele. He had one assist and a plus-1 rating filling in for Jonathan Huberdeau on the top line in Canada's 4-1 preliminary-round victory over Russia. Drouin, who normally accompanies MacKinnon on the top line in Halifax, finished the WJC with two goals, four points and a plus-4 rating in six games. Drouin, who has 19 goals and 48 points in 24 games in Halifax, will serve as an alternate captain for Team Cherry at the Top Prospects Game.5. Elias Lindholm, C, Sweden: Lindholm left little doubt what the future holds with two goals and four points for the silver medal-winning Swedes. Stubb commented that the 6-foot, 191-pound center is a "terrific skater and on the move all the time." He was usually first on the puck and possesses all the tools required of a potential top-five draft choice. Lindholm, Central Scouting's No. 1 ranked skater from Sweden, has six goals and 21 points in 32 games for Brynas in the Elitserien.6. Rasmus Ristolainen, D, Finland: Stubb felt the 6-3, 203-pound Ristolainen was arguably Finland's top defenseman. He finished with two goals, six points, a plus-5 rating and registered 17 shots on goal in six games. His six points tied for the team lead among defenders with Ville Pokka, a second-round draft pick of the New York Islanders last June. Regarded as a smart, physical player, he also led the team with 20 penalty minutes. The No. 2-rated skater in Finland, according to Central Scouting, has two goals and 18 points in 29 games for TPS in Finland's elite league, SM-liiga.7. Ryan Hartman, RW, United States: As a member of the 'Grind Line' for the United States alongside Cole Bardreau and Blake Pietila, Hartman was a pleasant surprise for coach Phil Housley. In seven games, he had two goals, three points, a plus-4 rating and 16 penalty minutes. Hartman offers a tremendous motor and work ethic on every shift. The 5-11, 187-pound forward, who can