Toronto Nationals’ defenceman, Cameron Allen, leads GTHL class as third overall pick 

The Ontario Hockey League 2021 Priority Selection, held virtually over two days on June 4-5, saw a total of 78 players from the GTHL selected through the 15-round process.  

Cameron Allen, a defenceman from the Toronto Nationals, led the GTHL class as the third overall pick to the Guelph Storm. Following Allen, a total of 20 GTHL players were featured in the first three rounds. 

#OHLDraft Introductions:

A new age defenceman with the skating ability to be an impact player in all three zones, @Storm_City third overall pick Cameron Allen of @GTHLHockey‘s Toronto Nationals gets introduced by @sarahjeanmaher 🎥

— OntarioHockeyLeague (@OHLHockey) June 6, 2021

The draft featured players chosen from 11 GTHL clubs, with the Toronto Marlboros leading the way with 14 players selected. The Toronto Jr. Canadiens saw 13 players chosen, with the Vaughan Kings a close third at 10 players named. The Toronto Nationals and Mississauga Reps both saw nine players selected, while the Markham Majors and Toronto Titans each had seven players selected. Rounding out the clubs represented, the North York Rangers had three players named, with the Don Mills Flyers, Mississauga Rebels, and the Toronto Red Wings each seeing two players chosen.  

2021 OHL PRIORITY SELECTION RECAP