Jets’ youth camp set for July 3-7
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The fourth annual Winnipeg Jets development camp is set for the MTS Iceplex July 3-7.
The camp, featuring prospect pros and draft picks from the upcoming 2015 NHL Draft, will come just one week after the annual selections, slightly earlier than usual.
This year’s camp will begin with sessions on Friday and run to completion the following Tuesday. In the past, the team has run the camp with a Monday-to-Friday schedule.
Expected to be in attendance will be this year’s crop of picks — the Jets currently have two first-round picks — and previous years’ drafted players from junior and college who haven’t played professionally yet, including the likes of 2014 first-rounder Nik Ehlers, 2013 first-rounder Josh Morrissey, forwards Nic Petan and Chase DeLeo and University of North Dakota defenceman Tucker Poolman.