Here are five observations from Penguins’ development camp. Dubas May Have Sought Quantity In This Year's Draft. But That ...

Brunicke at Penguins' 2025 Prospect Development Camp. (Credit: Kelsey Surmacz - The Hockey News) For 19-year-old Pittsburgh Penguins ' defensive prospect Harrison Brunicke, it is only a matter of ...

Harrison Brunicke entered Pittsburgh Penguins development camp at UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex coming off a breakthrough year. Among other accomplishments, Brunicke made his professional debut with ...

Harrison Brunicke entered Pittsburgh Penguins development camp at UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex coming off a breakthrough year.

For the expansive list of new Pittsburgh Penguins prospects at their recent development camp, there was a lot to be learned.

Brunicke, still just 19, is not eligible for the American Hockey League next season. So if Pittsburgh doesn’t keep Brunicke on the NHL roster, he will have to go back for one last season in the WHL.

Other notable names on the camp roster include defensemen Harrison Brunicke and Emil Pieniniemi - as well as forwards Mikhail Ilyin and Melvin Fernstrom, who each played overseas last season.

Development Camp: Brunicke (07.05.25) Harrison Brunicke speaks with the media following today's development camp.

Everywhere James Harrison went during Super Bowl week this year, he heard it. Fans yelled it at him as he walked to the New Orleans convention center from the Loews Hotel. Reporters asked him ...

With the 44th overall pick, Dubas and the Penguins took defenseman Harrison Brunicke from the Kamloops Blazers of the Western Hockey League (WHL) before taking another WHL player in Tanner Howe ...

They’re on their way. The Jake Guentzel trade, which appeared to be a pitch for quantity more than anything, landed the Penguins Ville Koivunen and the draft pick that became Harrison Brunicke.