Red Wings Unveil 2026 Development Camp Roster and Schedule Featuring Promising Prospects

The Detroit Red Wings are gearing up for the future, announcing the roster and schedule for their highly anticipated development camp set for this summer. Starting on Monday, June 29, and running through Thursday, July 2, the camp will be held at the BELFOR Training Center, offering a week filled with on-ice skill development and off-ice workouts.

Players will be divided into two groups, Team Howe and Team Lindsay, with the Red Wings’ player development staff leading daily on-ice instruction. This camp is a pivotal opportunity for prospects to gain invaluable feedback from NHL-level coaches, helping them refine their skills and prepare for the transition to professional hockey. In addition to on-ice sessions, players will engage in off-ice workouts and attend presentations designed to enhance their readiness for the next level.

Highlighting the roster are the Red Wings’ latest draftees from the 2026 NHL Draft, including first-round pick JP Hurlbert and second-round selection Victor Plante. They will be joined by fellow draftees Carter Bear, Eddie Genborg, Luka Arkko, Beckham Edwards, Adam Levac, Nikita Tyurin, Will Murphy, Michal Svrcek, Brent Solomon, Grayden Robertson-Palmer, Myles Brosnan, and goaltenders Michal Pradel and Michal Orsulak.

Among the notable attendees is Max Plante, marking the first time the Plante brothers will share the ice at a Red Wings camp, adding an exciting narrative to the week. Additionally, breakout goaltending prospect Rudy Guimond, fresh off a remarkable season in the QMJHL, will also be in attendance, further raising his profile within the organization.

The roster is completed by Brennan Ali, Austin Baker, Noah Dower Nilsson, Charlie Forslund, Jesse Kiiskinen, Owen Mehlenbacher, Justice Christensen, Brady Cleveland, Larry Keenan, Jack Phelan, Fisher Scott, and John Whipple. A group of free agents, including Michael Dec, Yegor Vinogradov, Salvatore Viviano, Yaroslav Busygin, Cade Christenson, Albin Boija, Will Keane, and Semyon Konopsky, will also be looking to secure contracts with the organization.

This development camp presents the Red Wings coaching and development staff with their first extended look at a prospect pool that has expanded significantly following the recent draft.

Note: This recap is an independently written summary based on publicly available reporting.