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Cole Reschny

Calgary's 18th-overall pick in 2025, a centre from Macklin, Sask., and North Dakota's captain at 19.

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Four photos in two pairs. On the left, under UND: Cole Reschny (17) in North Dakota green and Carson Carels (4) in white, each carrying the puck. On the right, above MSU: Jack Hextall (17) and Cullen Potter (21) in Michigan State white. VS sits between the pairs. Top right: U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Game, Saturday, Oct. 31, 6:07 p.m. Calgary time, Cedar Park, Texas.

Oct 29, 2026 Scout's NotebookFlames

Four Flames First-Rounders, One Rink in Texas

Four Calgary first-round picks play each other in Texas on Halloween. A Flames fan's guide to North Dakota vs Michigan State: who they are, why it matters, how to watch.

Taylor Brooks

Cole Reschny, wearing 17 in North Dakota's green road jersey, carrying the puck along the boards at Bemidji State on Oct. 9, 2026.

Oct 22, 2026 Rinkside DispatchFlames

One Historic Season, One Month With the C: Cole Reschny's Ascent at North Dakota

Anthony Dillett of the Dakota Student on what the C looks like at North Dakota now that Cole Reschny wears it in games that count.

Anthony Dillett

Three photos from opening weekend at Ralph Engelstad Arena: Carson Carels, number 4, with a puck at the faceoff dot; the Pride of the North band in white NODAK jerseys in the stands; Cole Reschny, number 17, taking a faceoff against Bemidji State.

Oct 11, 2026 View from the NosebleedsFlames

190 Miles, One Massive Tattoo, and a Front Row Seat to the Future Flames Lineup

Brian Williams drives 190 miles round trip for North Dakota hockey, and he has the ink to prove it. From "Unleash the Wiebe" to watching Reschny and Carels on opening night, this is the ultimate view from the Ralph.

Brian Williams

A strip of film with two frames from North Dakota media day: Carson Carels smiling in a block-wall corridor on the left, Cole Reschny in a North Dakota Hockey polo on the right, with glowing embers above and below the strip.

Oct 1, 2026 Rinkside DispatchFlames

The Lawn Chairs: Carson Carels and Cole Reschny at UND Media Day

Flames prospects Carson Carels and Cole Reschny at North Dakota media day: draft night on the farm, captain at 19, and coach Dane Jackson on both.

Taylor Brooks

Cole Reschny in a North Dakota Fighting Hawks uniform, skating with his stick raised, during a February 2026 home game at Ralph Engelstad Arena.

Sep 17, 2026 Rinkside DispatchFlames

Cole Reschny Is the Youngest Captain in North Dakota History. He Is 19.

North Dakota's players voted a sophomore their captain on Wednesday. Cole Reschny, the Flames' 2025 first-rounder, is the first underclassman to wear the C at UND since Dave Hakstol in 1990-91, and the youngest ever.

Taylor Brooks

The flags of Canada, Finland, Sweden, and the United States flying together outdoors, labeled 'WJSS26 FINAL DAY', representing the four nations at the World Junior Summer Showcase.

Aug 1, 2026 Rinkside DispatchWJSS

Ethan Wyttenbach Led All Flames Prospects at the World Junior Summer Showcase

Wyttenbach scored twice more as the United States closed the showcase with a 7-2 win over Canada, finishing with eight points in four games. Cole Reschny had the best per-game rate of any Calgary prospect in Windsor.

Taylor Brooks

Jul 31, 2026 Rinkside DispatchWJSS

"We Were Playing Our Canadian Style": Cole Reschny on Wearing the C for Canada

A day after his box score showed three second-period assists, Cole Reschny tells TSN how Canada erased a 3-0 deficit against Finland: hits, pucks deep, and wearing the other team down. He also opens up about wearing the C for the first time.

Taylor Brooks

The flags of Canada, Finland, Sweden, and the United States flying together outdoors, with a 'Day 4' label, representing the four nations at the World Junior Summer Showcase.

Jul 30, 2026 Rinkside DispatchWJSS

Cole Reschny Sets Up the Comeback as Canada Rallies Past Finland at the World Junior Showcase

Reschny, back in the lineup after Wednesday's scratch, set up all three of Canada's second-period goals in a 5-3 comeback win over Finland, then scored the shootout winner in a bonus post-game session. Sweden rallied from 2-0 down to beat the U.S. 5-2 in the early game.

Taylor Brooks

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