Hensler, who plays at Wisconsin, and West, a rising senior at Edina, went in the first round.
Here are Minnesota players (and their college team or college commitment) taken in the NHL draft Friday and Saturday.
First round
Ottawa, 23rd overall. Logan Hensler, D, Woodbury (Wisconsin)
Chicago, 29. Mason West, F, Edina (Michigan State)
Second round
Nashville, 35. Jacob Rombach, D, Blaine (Minnesota)
New Jersey, 50. Conrad Fondrk, F, St. Paul (Boston University)
Third round
Boston, 79. Cooper Simpson, F, Shakopee (North Dakota)
Calgary, 80. Mace’o Phillips, D, Wayzata (Minnesota)
New Jersey, 90. Mason Moe, F, Eden Prairie (Minnesota)
Ottawa, 93. Blake Vanek, F, Stillwater (uncommitted)
Fourth round
Detroit, 109. Brent Solomon, F, Champlin (Wisconsin)
Fifth round
Toronto, 137. William Belle, F, Minnetonka (Notre Dame)
N.Y. Islanders, 138. Sam Laurila, D, Moorhead (North Dakota)
Sixth round
Buffalo, 167. Ashton Schultz, F, Victoria (North Dakota)
Seventh round
Los Angeles, 196. Brendan McMorrow, F, Lakeville (Denver)
N.Y Islanders, 202. Jacob Kvasnicka, F, Burnsville (Minnesota)
Colorado, 214. Nolan Roed, F, White Bear Lake (St. Cloud State)
The Flames scored two goals less than three minutes apart early in the third to take control in the Wild’s first regulation loss in nearly a month.
