SPRINGFIELD, Mass. \u2026 The American Hockey League has announced the 2025-26 AHL All-Rookie Team, as voted by coaches, players and media representing each of the league\u2019s 32 member cities.<\/p>\n
2025-26 AHL All-Rookie Team Each player will receive a custom-designed crystal award in recognition of his selection to the 2025-26 AHL All-Rookie Team.<\/p>\n Previous recent selections to the annual AHL All-Rookie Team include P.K. Subban (2010), John Carlson (2010), Logan Couture (2010), Tyler Johnson (2012), Gustav Nyquist (2012), Jason Zucker (2013), Tyler Toffoli (2013), Ryan Strome (2014), Connor Brown (2015), Viktor Arvidsson (2015), Ryan Pulock (2015), Juuse Saros (2016), Brandon Montour (2016), Frank Vatrano (2016), Mikko Rantanen (2016), Casey DeSmith (2017), Devon Toews (2017), Jake Guentzel (2017), Filip Hronek (2018), Mason Appleton (2018), Dylan Strome (2018), Jake Bean (2019), Drake Batherson (2019), Josh Norris (2020), Logan Thompson (2021), Connor McMichael (2021), Jack Quinn (2022), J.J. Peterka (2022), Dustin Wolf (2022), Jordan Spence (2022), Brandon Bussi (2023), Ryker Evans (2023), Ethen Frank (2023), Tye Kartye (2023), Brandt Clarke (2024), Josh Doan (2024), Brad Lambert (2024), Logan Mailloux (2024), Logan Stankoven (2024) and Justin Hryckowian (2025).<\/p>\n The 2025-26 First and Second AHL All-Star Teams will be announced on Thursday.<\/p>\n 2025-26 AHL All-Rookie Team<\/p>\n Sergei Murashov, Goaltender (Wilkes-Barre\/Scranton Penguins): Tyson Jugnauth, Defenseman (Coachella Valley Firebirds): Dmitri Simashev, Defenseman (Tucson Roadrunners): Isaac Howard, Forward (Bakersfield Condors): Quinn Hutson, Forward (Bakersfield Condors):
Goaltender \u2015 Sergei Murashov<\/a>, Wilkes-Barre\/Scranton Penguins
\u2022 36 GP, 23-8-4, 2.24 GAA, .918 SV%, 3 SO
Defenseman \u2015 Tyson Jugnauth<\/a>, Coachella Valley Firebirds
\u2022 70 GP, 9-35-44, 2 PPG, 10 PPA, 3 GWG
Defenseman \u2015 Dmitri Simashev<\/a>, Tucson Roadrunners
\u2022 40 GP, 8-27-35, 3 PPG, 1 GWG
Forward \u2015 Isaac Howard<\/a>, Bakersfield Condors
\u2022 45 GP, 22-25-47, 6 PPG, 5 GWG
Forward \u2015 Quinn Hutson<\/a>, Bakersfield Condors
\u2022 65 GP, 30-31-61, 12 PPG, 16 PPA, 1 SHG, 3 GWG
Forward \u2015 Ilya Protas<\/a>, Hershey Bears
\u2022 66 GP, 28-34-62, +16, 10 PPG, 1 SHG, 2 GWG<\/p>\n
A fourth-round pick by Pittsburgh in the 2022 NHL Draft, Sergei Murashov<\/a> has excelled in his first full AHL season, ranking fourth in the league with a 2.24 goals-against average and third with a .918 save percentage while posting a record of 23-8-4 in 36 appearances for Wilkes-Barre\/Scranton. The 22-year-old netminder made his NHL debut with the Penguins on Nov. 9, 2025, and earned his first NHL victory by shutting out Nashville in a Nov. 16 game played in Stockholm, Sweden.<\/p>\n
The Seattle Kraken\u2019s fourth-round pick in the 2022 NHL Draft, Tyson Jugnauth<\/a> leads all AHL rookie defensemen in assists (35) and points (44) while skating in all 70 of Coachella Valley\u2019s games entering the final weekend of the season. A Toronto native who grew up in Kelowna, B.C., Jugnauth played two seasons at the University of Wisconsin and two major junior seasons with Portland, where he was named the Western Hockey League\u2019s defenseman of the year in 2024-25.<\/p>\n
Selected sixth overall in the 2023 NHL Draft, Dmitri Simashev<\/a> made his North American debut this season after winning a KHL championship with Lokomotiv Yaroslavl in 2024-25. The 21-year-old defender has totaled eight goals and 27 assists for 35 points in just 40 games with Tucson, ranking fifth among all AHL defensemen in points per game (0.88). Simashev made Utah\u2019s roster out of training camp in October and has collected one assist in 27 NHL games with the Mammoth.<\/p>\n
In his rookie season out of Michigan State University, where he won the Hobey Baker Award as the top collegiate player in the nation in 2024-25, Isaac Howard<\/a> has recorded 22 goals and 25 assists for 47 points in 45 games with Bakersfield. Originally a first-round pick by Tampa Bay in the 2022 NHL Draft and acquired by Edmonton last summer, the 22-year-old Howard debuted with the Oilers on opening night and has registered two goals and three assists in 29 NHL contests this season.<\/p>\n
A free-agent signing by Edmonton out of Boston University, Quinn Hutson<\/a> leads all AHL rookies with 30 goals and ranks second with 61 points in 65 games for the Condors. The 24-year-old Hutson \u2013 brother of NHL defensemen Lane (Montreal) and Cole (Washington) \u2013 leads Bakersfield and ranks fifth overall in the AHL with 12 power-play goals, and is also fifth with 195 shots on goal. Hutson has skated in four games with the Oilers this season, scoring his first career NHL goal on Dec. 18, 2025, at Boston.<\/p>\n