Vancouver Canucks Re-Assign Prospect Gabriel Chiarot To Kitchener Rangers

The Vancouver Canucks have re-assigned Gabriel Chiarot back to the OHL with the Kitchener Rangers, their AHL affiliate, the Abbotsford Canucks, have announced.

Chiarot, 20, appeared in two games this season for the Canucks AHL affiliate in Abbotsford, having an assist in that time, but having been largely a healthy scratch for the club.

The Canucks 2025 sixth-rounder Chiarot split last season in the OHL between the Brampton Steelheads and Kitchener Rangers after a mid-season trade, appearing in 62 games with 20 goals, 16 assists, & 36 points.

Chiarot had 15 goals and 25 points in 31 games for Brampton, dropped to 11 points in 31 games for Kitchener, although lower in the depth chart moving from the struggling Steelheads to the contending Rangers.

Chiarot appeared in 18 games for Kitchener with five goals, six assists, & 11 points in their championship run. Chiarot had two points in four games at the Memorial Cup.

The overage Chiarot returns to a Kitchener team that is currently third in the OHL's Midwest Division with a 10-6-2-1 record, adding more offense to a team that lost their top three leading scorers, Jack Pridham, Christian Humphreys, & Cameron Reid, to the NCAA this season.

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