The SMJHL prospect showcase for Season 48 comes to an end with a nail biter here in Anaheim! As if the draft day nerves weren't enough for all the players. Let's take a look at what went down in this season's SMJHL prospect showcase.

The Blazers' prospects: Jan Zacha, Wet Cucumber, ZZ Sidney Crosby, Jake Primeau, Elijah Jones, Theodore Sober, Jean-Francois Mayer, ZZ Selena Gomez, ZZ Cade van Raaphorst, ZZ Brad Smith, ZZ Blaze It, ZZ Alex Roesner, ZZ Bingham, ZZ Cheech, ZZ Blade, ZZ Chris Donovan, Henrik Sapotchik, Noah Andros, ZZ Michael Jordan and in goal is Pucky Stops and ZZ Queen Elizabeth.

The Stingrays' prospects: Conor Tanner, Rev Maynard, ZZ Jingle Heimer-Schmidt, Sterling Slaughter, Cupa Kaako, Martin Kakko, Jared Lammi. On defense they have: ZZ Rydery Garnsey, ZZ A.J. Baretto, ZZ Amiboshi, ZZ Amethyst, ZZ Angelica Pickles, ZZ Bait, ZZ Atlas, ZZ Tim Kelly, ZZ Alex Woodall, ZZ Timmy Monahan, Fredrik Jensen, Derek Bohne and in goal: Rick Sanchez and ZZ Ugly Goalie.

The Vipers' prospects: Gotta Love Honors Bio, Scott Miller, ZZ Flava Flav, Jagger Fouquette, Arthur Dayne, Anthony Archer, Ricky Spanish, ZZ Margaret Thatcher, ZZ Dan Bucaro, ZZ Hunter Sells, ZZ Edipus, ZZ Drew Supinski, ZZ Big Fish, ZZ Jack Rowlett, ZZ Large McBigHuge, ZZ Bitsy, Prince Devitt, Jimmy Van Johns and in goal: Knox Booth and ZZ Algea

Starting lineups used:

Elijah Jones - Jan Zacha - Jake Primeau

Henrik Sapotchik - Noah Andros

Pucky Stopz

Cupa Kaako - Conor Tanner - Jared Lammi

Derek Bohne - Fredrik Jense

Rick Sanchez

Anthony Archer - Gotta Love Honors Bio - Arthur Dayne

Jimmy Van Johns - Prince Devitt

Knox Booth

Cody - Bo Kane - Hugh Jazz

Brennan Griggs - Noah Brusky

Nolan McMahon

Final stat sheet with draft results for perspective:

Noah Andros - 0 Goals, 4 Assists, 4 Points - 1st Overall

Derek Bohne - 0 Goals, 5 Assists, 5 Points - 2nd Overall

CODY - 10 Goals, 13 Assists, 23 Points - 3rd Overall

Jagger Fouquette - 15 Goals, 13 Assists, 28 Points - 4th Overall

Prince Devitt - 0 Goals, 8 Assists, 8 Points - 5th Overall

Elijah Jones - 7 Goals, 6 Assists, 13 Points - 6th Overall

Jan Zacha - 6 Goals, 9 Assists, 15 Points - 7th Overall

Noah Brusky - 1 Goals, 7 Assists, 8 Points - 8th Overall

Conor Tanner - 10 Goals, 6 Assists, 16 Points - 9th Overall

Anthony Archer - 2 Goals, 2 Assists, 4 Points - 10th Overall

Heat Siecker - Did Not Play - 11th Overall

Bo Kane - 5 Goals, 8 Assists, 13 Points - 12th Overall

Delver Fudgeson - Did Not Play - 13th Overall

Jake Primeau - 3 Goals, 2 Assists, 5 Points - 14th Overall

Gotta Love Honors Bio - 6 Goals, 8 Assists, 14 Points - 15th Overall

Wyatt Ruschkoff - Did Not Play - 16th Overall

Skao Anazibf - 10 Goals, 17 Assists, 27 Points - 17th Overall

Ricky Spanish - 5 Goals, 11 Assists, 16 Points - 18th Overall

Hugh Jazz - 9 Goals, 10 Assists, 19 Points - 19th Overall

Knox Booth - .835 SV%, 2.52 GAA - 20th Overall

Jean-Francois Mayer - 11 Goals, 10 Assists, 21 Points - 21st Overall

Raquel Castillo Gutierrez - Did Not Play - 22nd Overall

Jon Snow - Did Not Play - 24th Overall

Sterling Slaughter - 12 Goals, 10 Assists, 22 Points - 25th Overall

Jukka Jokinen - Did Not Play - 26th Overall

Nicklaus Engel - Did Not Play - 27th Overall

Mike Richard - 10 Goals, 19 Assists, 29 Points - 28th Overall

Gavin Hughes - Did Not Play - 29th Overall

Cupa Kakko - 2 Goals, 4 Assists, 6 Points - 31st Overall

Brennan Griggs - 0 Goals, 11 Assists, 11 Points - 32nd Overall

Rick Sanchez - .855 SV%, 2.31 GAA - 33rd Overall

Henrik Sapotchik - 2 Goals, 7 Assists, 9 Points - 34th Overall

Fredrik Jensen - 3 Goals, 15 Assists, 18 Points - 35th Overall

Karl Motley - Did Not Play - 36th Overall

Nolan McMahon - .845 SV%, 2.38 GAA - 37th Overall

Jared Lammi - 2 Goals, 3 Assists, 5 Points - 38th Overall

Theodore Sober - 5 Goals, 6 Assists, 11 Points - 40th Overall

Jimmy Van Johns - 2 Goals, 5 Assists, 7 Points - 42nd Overall

Elijah Richardson - Did Not Play - 43rd Overall

Martin Kakko - 7 Goals, 9 Assists, 16 Points - 44th Overall

Daniel Gonzalez - Did Not Play - 46th Overall

Arthur Dayne - 11 Goals, 4 Assists, 15 Points - 47th Overall

Jeffery Thompson - Did Not Play - 48th Overall

Gritty Saosin - Did Not Play - 56th Overall

Alexander Mann - Did Not Play - 66th Overall

Mike Richard, interestingly enough the leader here in our Season 48 showcase yet getting drafted late in the 3rd round. Did the Vancouver Whalers get a steal with Mike Richard or is he just an early bloomer? @Segi of the reigning season 47 champions, Anaheim Outlaws, gives us his opinion on that:

The Wranglers finish the showcase with the best record at 9-5-3, with the Stingrays following at 7-6-2, then the Vipers at 6-8-1 barely edging out the Blazers at 5-8-2. Not surprisingly their Goals For / Against fall in the same shadow with the Wranglers at 124.49%, Stingrays at 104.08%, Vipers at 96.36% and Blazers at 78.95%. So the Wranglers win it all right. Wrong, the Wranglers actually pull their best Tampa Bay Lightning impressions as they get upset in the Conference finals to be swept by the Blazers with a score of 3-1 in Game 1 and 3-2 in Game 2. The Stingrays take the Vipers to game 3 of their conference finals but lose in a spontaneous overtime, 51 seconds in as Jagger Fouquette is on the doorstep from Scott Miller and Ricky Spanish to finish it. That's right the two bottom seeds move onto the finals to face off. Blazers come out strong in Game 1 with 5 goals from Henrik Sapotchik, Wet Cucumber, Jake Primeau, Jan Zacha and Elijah Jones and one goal to ruin the shutout for Pucky Stopz from who else but Jagger Fouquette again. Vipers make sure to come back and respond for Game 2, with 5 goals from Scott Miller, Anthony Archer, ZZ Big Fish, Gotta Love Honors Bio, and Archer again with the game winner. The Blazers' put up a fight with 3 goals from Wet Cucumber, Jean Francois-Mayer and ZZ Sidney Crosby. Game 3 as it's do or die, Vipers get a powerplay goal at 9:16, who else but Jagger Fouquette from Scott Miller. The Blazers go on to strike twice in a row, thank Jean-Francois Mayer and Theodore Sober for the game leading goal but the Vipers aren't done. Who else? Jagger Fouquette at 14:48, another powerplay goal in the 3rd period and we're going to overtime. And then 1:58 in overtime, ZZ Dan Bucaro to ZZ Drew Supinski and this Vipers prospect squad claims the championship to open up their careers in the SMJHL.