The NHL’s Central Scouting Service has released its final ranking of the top players eligible for the 2011 NHL Entry Draft. The rankings list North American and European players separately, as well as separating goalies from skaters (forwards and defensemen).

The top-ranked player with college ties is Northeastern defenseman Jamie Oleksiak, who is ranked 13th. Others listed among the top 25 include U.S. National Team Development Program forward and Miami recruit Tyler Biggs (22nd); U.S. NTDP forward J.T. Miller, a North Dakota recruit (23rd); Denver recruit Scott Mayfield, who plays for Youngstown of the United States Hockey League (24th); and U.S. NTDP defenseman Connor Murphy, a Miami recruit (25th). U.S. NTDP netminder John Gibson, a Michigan recruit, is the top-rated North American goalie.

The North American lists rank 210 skaters and 30 goalies, all of whom play in the U.S. and Canada. In addition to college players, the list features draft-eligible major junior players as well as a number of college-bound high school, prep, and junior players. The NHL Entry Draft takes place June 24-25 in St. Paul, Minn.