The takeaway from the 2025 OHL Entry Draft was clear and the Sudbury Wolves were not oblivious to it.

The change in the rules regarding movement between the CHL and NCAA that was announced this past winter opened the door to far more American prospects being selected than had ever been the case before.

Of the Wolves 16 total selections, eight are from south of the border, numbers that range on the high side in looking at the remaining 19 teams - but not wildly outside of the standard of five or six for most of the franchises.

With the top trio of forwards already noted in a previous story - Brayden Bennett, Vladimir Provorov, Parker Smith - following is a look at how the final 12 rounds played out for Sudbury GM Rob Papineau and company:

4th rd - Owen Leonard (G) - Toronto Titans - Toronto
5th rd - Caleb Deanovich (RD) - Chicago Reapers - Fond du Lac (Wisconsin)
6th rd - Kingston Harris (C) - Toronto Marlboros - Oakville
7th rd - Patrik Ula (LW) - North Jersey Avalanche - Chappaqua (New York)
7th rd - Thaddeus McMahon (LD) - Chicago Mission - Wilmette (Illinois)
8th rd - Reese Tracy (LW) - Florida Alliance - Fort Myers (Florida)
9th rd - Zachary White (RD) - Ottawa Valley Titans - Ottawa
9th rd - Tanner Ray (LD) - York Simcoe Express - Collingwood
10th rd - Norman Greene (RW) - Buffalo Jr Sabres - Clarence (New York)
11th rd - Colton Colby (RW) - Detroit Honeybaked - Shelby Township (Michigan)
12th rd - Ryan Cameron (G) - Lone Star Brahmas - Berwyn (Pennsylvania)
14th rd - Luke Bouchard (C) - Ajax-Pickering Raiders (Whitby)
15th rd - Jonathan Varela (RD) - Toronto Marlboros - Barrie