Willander has 21 points through 32 games this season with Boston University.

After a strong freshman season, Vancouver Canucks prospect Tom Willander has been named to the Second Team All-Star for the Hockey East Conference. Drafted 11th overall by Vancouver in 2023, Willander leads his team in plus/minus at +23 while recording 21 points in 32 games. He has also blocked 27 shots and has helped Boston University to a 24-8-2 record this season. 

Since returning from the World Juniors, Willander has kicked his game into high gear. He is currently on a three-game point streak and has nine points in his last ten games. Playing beside Toronto Maple Leafs' prospect Cade Webber, Willander has shown he can thrive at both ends of the ice and that his game can adjust to the smaller North American ice surface. 

Hockey East's Second All-Star Team

G- Michael Hrabal, Arizona Coyotoes 
D- Eamon Powell, Tampa Bay Lightning 
D- Tom Willander, Vancouver Canucks 
F- Ryan Leonard, Washington Capitals 
F- Bradly Nadeau, Carolina Hurricanes
F- Gabe Perreault, New York Rangers

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