Keaton Jundt is taking the next step in his hockey career after signing with the Calgary Hitmen of the Western Hockey League.

The West Fargo, North Dakota native developed with Sioux Falls Power 16U during the 2024–25 season before earning an opportunity to continue his career in the WHL.

Jundt’s move to Calgary represents another step in a development path that began in the region and continued through the Sioux Falls Power program.

Jundt joined Sioux Falls Power 16U for the 2024–25 season and quickly established himself as an important offensive contributor.

In 29 games with Power, the forward recorded 20 goals and 32 assists for 52 points.

His production earned him recognition as one of the top players on the Power roster and helped put him in position to take the next step into major junior hockey. Calgary Hitmen materials later listed Sioux Falls Power 16U as his previous team.

The Calgary Hitmen selected Jundt in the 2025 WHL Prospects Draft and later signed him to a WHL Scholarship and Development Agreement.

The move gave Jundt an opportunity to compete at the major junior level while continuing his development against some of the top young players in Western Canada.

His transition to the WHL marked an important milestone after his standout season with Sioux Falls Power.

Jundt continued to show his offensive ability during his rookie WHL season.

As a 17-year-old forward with Calgary, he contributed offensively while adjusting to the pace and physicality of major junior hockey.

By February 2026, Jundt had recorded 16 points in his first WHL season, including eight goals and eight assists. He also had nine points over a 12-game stretch, showing continued growth as his rookie campaign progressed.

Later in the season, Jundt continued to contribute for the Hitmen, scoring goals and producing points alongside Calgary’s young core.

Keaton Jundt’s progression from Sioux Falls Power 16U to the WHL is another example of the opportunities available to players within the Power program.

His 2024–25 season in Sioux Falls provided a strong foundation, allowing him to develop his game and earn an opportunity at the major junior level.

From West Fargo to Sioux Falls and now Calgary, Jundt continues to take important steps toward his long-term hockey goals.

Sioux Falls Power congratulates Keaton Jundt on signing with the Calgary Hitmen and looks forward to following his continued development in the WHL.

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