Chelesvig has made appearances on multiple college coaches’ boards, and for good reason. A Wisconsin-bred, cheese-fed frame, he stands out because he’s so hard to move, with heavy hands to out-power opponents in the clamp. After setting a school record this spring at over 80% and racking up 270 face-off wins, Chelesvig brought that competitiveness to the summer circuit, going toe-to-toe with some of the top face-off specialists in the class. His ability to win the clamp with quick hands and exit in all directions stands out most in his game. His stick work is showing steady growth, while his brute physicality suggests he can take a beating throughout a college contest. I’d like to see more in his bag against bigger-time FO specialists and cleaner groundball play, but I absolutely love his potential.