2025-26 SP Game Used CHL Hockey Checklist, Box Breakdown and Key Prospect Cards

2025-26 SP Game Used CHL Hockey is back on the release calendar after taking a year off, and it once again leans heavily into what makes the brand appealing to prospect-focused collectors. The checklist is built around Canadian Hockey League talent from the OHL, QMJHL and WHL, giving hobby buyers an early shot at players who could become major names by the 2026 NHL Draft and beyond.

This release keeps the format simple but strong. Each hobby box contains nine cards, with one pack per box and 10 boxes per case. Upper Deck is also promising a dependable hit structure: one autograph, three memorabilia cards, three base cards and two base parallels per hobby box. Release date is listed as June 10, 2026.

For collectors who enjoy prospecting with a premium presentation and game-used material, this is one of the more focused junior hockey products of the year.

What is in a 2025-26 SP Game Used CHL hobby box?

The product is designed around a compact, hit-heavy format. A typical hobby box includes:

• 1 autograph
• 3 memorabilia cards
• 3 base cards
• 2 base parallels

That structure puts a lot of pressure on the checklist to deliver recognizable junior stars, and this year it does. Names like Caleb Desnoyers, Tij Iginla, Terik Parascak, Cameron Schmidt, Jake O'Brien, Carter Bear and Matias Vanhanen help anchor the product, while team depth from clubs such as Prince George, Windsor, Barrie, Moncton and Victoriaville adds more variety.

Base set overview and parallel structure

The base set has 100 cards. Cards 1 through 70 are the main Authentic Prospects section, while cards 71 through 100 make up the New Grooves subset. The product keeps the design split clean, giving collectors both a traditional prospect run and a second visual take on 30 of the top names.

Main base cards have Orange Foilboard parallels numbered to 199. They also have Jersey Number parallels, which are serial-numbered to the player's jersey number. That creates some very short prints, and Upper Deck adds an extra wrinkle collectors will care about: the copy that matches the player's actual jersey number in the print run is signed. For example, if a player wears No. 22, the 22/22 copy receives an autograph.

New Grooves cards are found at one per pack and also have Orange Foilboard parallels. The checklist text lists Orange Foilboard numbering differently in various spots, but the key takeaway is that New Grooves remains a separate, collectible chase with a smaller 30-card run.

Autographs and patch autographs

Autographs are one of the biggest selling points here. Authentic Prospects Blue Autographs land at about 1:3 packs, while New Grooves Blue Autographs are tougher at roughly 1:8 packs. Signed printing plates are also available as 1/1 chase cards, with Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black versions for each plate.

Patch autograph collectors get two different tiers. Authentic Prospects Auto Patch cards are numbered to 49, while New Grooves Auto Patch cards are numbered to 25. That makes the New Grooves signed patches some of the more desirable pack-pulled cards in the product.

One autograph note worth knowing: Maxime Coursol appears in the Blue Auto Parallel checklist with a notation of no blue version, so checklist chasers should keep that detail in mind.

Memorabilia cards and Supreme Patches

SP Game Used CHL would not feel complete without jersey and patch content, and memorabilia remains central to this release. Authentic Prospects Red Jersey cards are seeded one per pack and have Gold Patch parallels numbered to 49. New Grooves memorabilia cards are numbered to 149 with Gold Patch parallels numbered to 25.

The marquee memorabilia insert is Supreme Patches, a 25-card set numbered to 15. These cards feature oversized swatches measuring 2 3/4 inches by 1 3/4 inches, giving the set a premium display appeal that should stand out in the secondary market.

Full base checklist

The 100-card base set is split between 70 Authentic Prospects and 30 New Grooves cards.

Authentic Prospects cards 1-70

1. Beckham Edwards, Sarnia Sting
2. Kooper Gizowski, Prince George Cougars
3. Zachary Jovanovski, Guelph Storm
4. Maxim Masse, Chicoutimi Sagueneens
5. Ryan Roobroeck, Niagara IceDogs
6. Hiroki Gojsic, Kelowna Rockets
7. Harry Nansi, Owen Sound Attack
8. Caleb Desnoyers, Moncton Wildcats
9. Cameron Reid, Kitchener Rangers
10. Cameron Schmidt, Vancouver Giants
11. Jack Nesbitt, Windsor Spitfires
12. Philippe Veilleux, Val-d'Or Foreurs
13. Adam Benak, Brantford Bulldogs
14. Giorgos Pantelas, Brandon Wheat Kings
15. Brady Martin, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
16. Carter Bear, Everett Silvertips
17. Evan Van Gorp, London Knights
18. Egor Shilov, Victoriaville Tigres
19. Pierce Mbuyi, Owen Sound Attack
20. Vincent Desjardins, Blainville-Boisbriand Armada
21. Egor Barabanov, Saginaw Spirit
22. Lukas Sawchyn, Edmonton Oil Kings
23. Nathan Aspinall, Flint Firebirds
24. Alex Mercier, Moncton Wildcats
25. Lirim Amidovski, North Bay Battalion
26. Harrison Boettiger, Kelowna Rockets
27. Ethan Belchetz, Windsor Spitfires
28. Donald Hickey, Charlottetown Islanders
29. Caleb Malhotra, Brantford Bulldogs
30. Charlie Morrison, Quebec Remparts
31. Jacob Cloutier, Saginaw Spirit
32. Terik Parascak, Prince George Cougars
33. Emil Hemming, Barrie Colts
34. Justin Larose, Newfoundland Regiment
35. Jaxon Jacobson, Brandon Wheat Kings
36. Tanner Lam, Kitchener Rangers
37. Justin Carbonneau, Blainville-Boisbriand Armada
38. Jake O'Brien, Brantford Bulldogs
39. Ryan Lin, Vancouver Giants
40. Tristan Delisle, Owen Sound Attack
41. Maxime Coursol, Val-d'Or Foreurs
42. Adam Novotny, Peterborough Petes
43. Maddox Dagenais, Quebec Remparts
44. Kashawn Aitcheson, Barrie Colts
45. Luke Cozens, Lethbridge Hurricanes
46. Ryder Fetterolf, Ottawa 67's
47. Tij Iginla, Kelowna Rockets
48. Chase Reid, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
49. Raiden LeGall, Everett Silvertips
50. Ethan Procyszyn, North Bay Battalion
51. Carson Carels, Prince George Cougars
52. Alexey Vlasov, Victoriaville Tigres
53. Daxon Rudolph, Prince Albert Raiders
54. Brooks Rogowski, Oshawa Generals
55. JP Hurlbert, Kamloops Blazers
56. Nikita Klepov, Saginaw Spirit
57. Mathis Preston, Spokane Chiefs
58. Thomas Verdon, Rouyn-Noranda Huskies
59. Luke Mistelbacher, Brandon Wheat Kings
60. Alessandro Di Iorio, Sarnia Sting
61. Joshua Ravensbergen, Prince George Cougars
62. Felix Lacerte, Shawinigan Cataractes
63. Carson Woodall, Windsor Spitfires
64. Nathan Behm, Kamloops Blazers
65. Xavier Villeneuve, Blainville-Boisbriand Armada
66. Jacob Battaglia, Kingston Frontenacs
67. Matias Vanhanen, Everett Silvertips
68. Marek Danicek, Newfoundland Regiment
69. Cole Beaudoin, Barrie Colts
70. Chase Harrington, Spokane Chiefs

New Grooves cards 71-100

71. Egor Shilov, Victoriaville Tigres
72. Matias Vanhanen, Everett Silvertips
73. Nathan Aspinall, Flint Firebirds
74. Thomas Verdon, Rouyn-Noranda Huskies
75. Jaxon Jacobson, Brandon Wheat Kings
76. Harry Nansi, Owen Sound Attack
77. Justin Larose, Newfoundland Regiment
78. Nathan Behm, Kamloops Blazers
79. Adam Benak, Brantford Bulldogs
80. Alex Mercier, Moncton Wildcats
81. Luke Cozens, Lethbridge Hurricanes
82. Carson Woodall, Windsor Spitfires
83. Philippe Veilleux, Val-d'Or Foreurs
84. Terik Parascak, Prince George Cougars
85. Nikita Klepov, Saginaw Spirit
86. Vincent Desjardins, Blainville-Boisbriand Armada
87. JP Hurlbert, Kamloops Blazers
88. Pierce Mbuyi, Owen Sound Attack
89. Marek Danicek, Newfoundland Regiment
90. Cameron Schmidt, Vancouver Giants
91. Cole Beaudoin, Barrie Colts
92. Alexey Vlasov, Victoriaville Tigres
93. Luke Mistelbacher, Brandon Wheat Kings
94. Tristan Delisle, Owen Sound Attack
95. Felix Lacerte, Shawinigan Cataractes
96. Kooper Gizowski, Prince George Cougars
97. Jake O'Brien, Brantford Bulldogs
98. Maxime Coursol, Val-d'Or Foreurs
99. Lukas Sawchyn, Edmonton Oil Kings
100. Ethan Belchetz, Windsor Spitfires

Key serial-numbered base parallel details

The Jersey Number parallels are one of the more interesting checklist wrinkles in the set because numbering changes by player. A few notable examples include Kooper Gizowski /11, Maxim Masse /7, Adam Benak /9, Caleb Desnoyers /18, Justin Carbonneau /8, Cameron Schmidt /19, Jake O'Brien /44, Nikita Klepov /98, Mathis Preston /96 and Jacob Battaglia /88.

There are also a few especially tough short prints tied directly to uniform numbers, including Donald Hickey /1, Ryder Fetterolf /1, JP Hurlbert /2, Ryan Lin /4 and Carson Carels /4.

Top autograph and memorabilia chase names

Several players appear repeatedly across the product in base, autograph, patch autograph, New Grooves and premium memorabilia formats. Those are often the best hobby targets when a release like this hits shelves.

• Prince George Cougars: Kooper Gizowski, Terik Parascak, Carson Carels, Joshua Ravensbergen
• Windsor Spitfires: Jack Nesbitt, Ethan Belchetz, Carson Woodall
• Barrie Colts: Emil Hemming, Kashawn Aitcheson, Cole Beaudoin
• Moncton Wildcats: Caleb Desnoyers, Alex Mercier
• Victoriaville Tigres: Egor Shilov, Alexey Vlasov
• Everett Silvertips: Carter Bear, Raiden LeGall, Matias Vanhanen
• Kelowna Rockets: Hiroki Gojsic, Harrison Boettiger, Tij Iginla
• Brantford Bulldogs: Adam Benak, Caleb Malhotra, Jake O'Brien

Collectors chasing team concentration may want to start with Prince George. The Cougars have one of the strongest footprints in the product, with four main base cards, two New Grooves entries, multiple autograph and auto patch appearances, plus four different Supreme Patches cards.

Supreme Patches checklist

The oversized Supreme Patches set is numbered to 15 and includes 25 cards:

• SP-AD Alessandro Di Iorio, Sarnia Sting
• SP-AN Adam Novotny, Peterborough Petes
• SP-BM Brady Martin, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
• SP-CB Carter Bear, Everett Silvertips
• SP-CC Carson Carels, Prince George Cougars
• SP-CD Caleb Desnoyers, Moncton Wildcats
• SP-CO Cole Beaudoin, Barrie Colts
• SP-CR Chase Reid, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
• SP-CW Carson Woodall, Windsor Spitfires
• SP-EB Ethan Belchetz, Windsor Spitfires
• SP-ES Egor Shilov, Victoriaville Tigres
• SP-FL Felix Lacerte, Shawinigan Cataractes
• SP-JC Justin Carbonneau, Blainville-Boisbriand Armada
• SP-JH JP Hurlbert, Kamloops Blazers
• SP-JO Jake O'Brien, Brantford Bulldogs
• SP-JR Joshua Ravensbergen, Prince George Cougars
• SP-KG Kooper Gizowski, Prince George Cougars
• SP-MD Maddox Dagenais, Quebec Remparts
• SP-MM Maxim Masse, Chicoutimi Sagueneens
• SP-MV Matias Vanhanen, Everett Silvertips
• SP-NK Nikita Klepov, Saginaw Spirit
• SP-RL Ryan Lin, Vancouver Giants
• SP-RR Ryan Roobroeck, Niagara IceDogs
• SP-TI Tij Iginla, Kelowna Rockets
• SP-TP Terik Parascak, Prince George Cougars

Collector takeaway and checklist notes

There is a lot to like here if your focus is junior hockey talent before NHL licensing and rookie card runs begin in earnest. The checklist is not bloated, the box format is straightforward, and the mix of autographs, game-used jersey cards and premium patches gives the product more depth than a basic prospect release.

The most collectible cards should come from a few specific areas: Jersey Number parallels that match the player's actual sweater number and carry an autograph, New Grooves Auto Patch cards numbered to 25, and the oversized Supreme Patches numbered to 15. Team builders will also find clear hot spots, especially with Prince George, Windsor, Everett, Barrie, Moncton and Victoriaville all showing strong representation across multiple insert types.

For set builders, the 100-card base run is manageable. For hit chasers, the product offers several meaningful scarcity layers. And for prospectors tracking the 2026 draft class, this is one of the earliest premium cardboard snapshots of many names who could move quickly onto NHL hobby radars.