Team USA announced its preliminary roster for the World Junior Hockey Championship on Wednesday, with Jack Hughes, the projected No. 1 selection in the 2019 NHL entry draft, headlining the group.

Hughes will lead the team along with his older brother Quinn, a 2018 first-round selection of the Vancouver Canucks.

Here's the full lineup:

Player	Position	Junior Club (League)	NHL Rights
Kyle Keyser	G	Oshawa (OHL)	Bruins
Spencer Knight	G	USA U-18	2019 Draft
Cayden Primeau	G	Northeastern (HE)	Canadiens
Mikey Anderson	D	Minnesota Duluth (NCHC)	Kings
Michael Callahan	D	Providence (HE)	Coyotes
Ty Emberson	D	Wisconsin (Big 10)	Coyotes
Quinn Hughes	D	Michigan (Big 10)	Canucks
Joey Keane	D	Barrie (OHL)	Rangers
Phil Kemp	D	Yale (ECAC)	Oilers
K'Andre Miller	D	Wisconsin (Big 10)	Rangers
Dylan Samberg	D	Minnesota Duluth (NCHC)	Jets
Mattias Samuelsson	D	Western Michigan (NCHC)	Sabres
Jack St. Ivany	D	Yale (ECAC)	Flyers
Evan Barratt	F	Penn State (Big 10)	Blackhawks
Noah Cates	F	Minnesota Duluth (NCHC)	Flyers
Sasha Chmelevski	F	Ottawa (OHL)	Sharks
Logan Cockerill	F	Boston University (HE)	Islanders
Cole Coskey	F	Saginaw (OHL)	2019 Draft
Sean Dhooghe	F	Wisconsin (Big 10)	2019 Draft
Jack Drury	F	Harvard (ECAC)	Hurricanes
Joel Farabee	F	Boston University (HE)	Flyers
Jack Hughes	F	USA U-18	2019 Draft
Tyler Madden	F	Northeastern (HE)	Canucks
Josh Norris	F	Michigan (Big 10)	Senators
Jay O'Brien	F	Providence (HE)	Flyers
Ryan Poehling	F	St. Cloud State (NCHC)	Canadiens
Jason Robertson	F	Niagara (OHL)	Stars
Oliver Wahlstrom	F	Boston College (HE)	Islanders
Sammy Walker	F	Minnesota (Big 10)	Lightning

Oliver Wahlstrom of the New York Islanders, Josh Norris of the University of Michigan - whose NHL rights were traded to the Ottawa Senators in the Erik Karlsson deal - and Joel Farabee of the Philadelphia Flyers are among other notable first-round picks heading to British Columbia, Canada for the Under-20 tournament.

The Americans won the bronze medal in last year's competition after claiming gold in 2017.