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Brampton Steelheads goaltender Jack Ivankovic has committed to Michigan, it was announced Saturday.
Ivankovic, who is considered one of the top goaltenders for the 2025 NHL Draft, just finished his second full season with the Steelheads, collecting a record of 25-12-5 to go along with a 3.05 GAA and .903 SP in 43 regular season games. With Brampton having made the playoffs, Ivankovic got into five playoff games, going 1-3 while posting a 4.87 GAA and a .877 SP.
Drafted by the Steelheads (then based in Mississauga) in the first round of the 2023 OHL Priority Selection, Ivankovic made 68 regular season appearances over the course of his OHL career. In that span, he put up a stat line of 39-17-9, a 2.93 GAA and a .907 SP.
Currently projected as a second round pick for the 2025 NHL Draft, Ivankovic will have quite a few NHL suitors who are looking to add to their goaltending pipeline. While there have been knocks against Ivankovic for his size in the past, the Wolverines will be getting a talented player who can instantly step in as a freshman and play an important role.
