Mrsic has committed to Colorado College for the 2025-26 season. What would have been his second-to-last year of WHL eligibility, Mrsic has chosen to take the NCAA route to further his development before aiming to turn pro in the future.

Mrsic is a burner, and spending 2024–25 on a new team showed what he can do when trusted as the guy. His speed separates him from his competition, especially north-south, while his IQ and hands never fall too far behind. He has the tools to be an effective complementary top-six player in the NHL.

Mrsic was selected 113th overall by the St.Louis Blues.

Mrsic played a top-line role in the 2024-25 season with the Western Hockey League’s Prince Albert Raiders after being acquired in a trade from the Medicine Hat Tigers, involving Minnesota Wild prospect Ryder Ritchie. He led the Raiders in scoring with 90 points (33 goals and 57 assists) in 65 regular-season games and was expected to be a key offensive contributor for Prince Albert in 2025-26. A new challenge awaits at Colorado College; this decision should not hinder his future outlook and could make him more pro-ready when he makes that leap.

April 2024Tomas Mrsic was hidden in the background early in the season, but he had a strong run after Cayden Lindstrom’s injury. Mrsic has little to offer defensively but is well-rounded offensively, functioning as a complementary spark-plug. His speed and routes make him an effective transition target. He is particularly adept at arriving as a trailer to make smart passes into the middle of the ice or to post up for high-quality one-timers. Luke Sweeney

April Ranking: 82nd