2026–27 Upper Deck Series 1 Hockey: Young Guns Checklist, Stencils and Pack Odds

Anton Frondell #201, James Hagens #206 and Porter Martone #209 give 2026–27 Upper Deck Series 1 its first named Young Guns targets. The complete checklist contains 250 base cards, including the 50-card Young Guns block at #201–250. Its final card pairs Frondell and Martone on the rookie checklist. Upper Deck’s official checklist

The rookie run also includes Victor Eklund #220, David Reinbacher #222, Cole Hutson #223 and Carter Yakemchuk #249. Philadelphia has Alex Bump #207, Martone, Hunter McDonald #236 and Oliver Bonk #240; Washington pairs Ilya Protas #218 with Hutson. Those are specific team projects within the flagship rookie set, rather than a need to chase every insert carrying a rookie label.

The complete Young Guns checklist

Young Guns group odds are 1:2 Hobby and e-Pack packs, also 1:2 in the listed Blaster, Starter and Tin formats. Hangers list 1:1, while Dollar packs list 1:50. Those are group rates across the rookie checklist; they do not make a particular Frondell or Martone card a one-in-two-pack pull. Official format odds

The parallel ladder changes with the format

For regular base cards, Outburst Silver is 1:30 Hobby/e-Pack packs and Clear Cut is 1:96 Hobby packs. Young Guns moves to 1:60 for Outburst Silver in Hobby/e-Pack and 1:144 for Clear Cut in Hobby. The retail rates differ: Young Guns Outburst Silver is 1:180 in Blasters, Starters, Tins and Hangers, while Young Guns Clear Cut is 1:288 in the listed Blaster, Starter and Tin formats.

Deluxe /250, UD Exclusives /100, Outburst Red /25 and High Gloss /10 provide numbered Young Guns alternatives. Green Foil adds another finish at 1:12 Hanger and Advent packs. A Frondell Outburst Red, Clear Cut and Green Foil share the rookie photograph and number, but belong to distinct parallel families. Upper Deck parallel rows

Stencils is a separate 100-card collection

Stencils runs from Mikael Backlund ST-1 through Gabriel Landeskog ST-100. Its foil portrait and surname treatment gives Series 1 a striking alternative to the action photographs. The regular version is 1:3 Hobby/e-Pack packs, with a much longer 1:120 Blaster rate. Its final numbered ladder differs from the early product preview:

Official Stencils checklist and numbering

Youthful Spirits and the rarer designs

Youthful Spirits has 12 entries, opening with Cole Caufield YS-1 and closing with Sidney Crosby YS-12. Its painted backgrounds make the small set visually distinct from Stencils. Upper Deck gives the group a 1:2,880 Hobby/e-Pack rate and 1:5,760 across the listed Blaster, Starter, Tin and Hanger formats. Bootlegs has 18 entries and Electric Soul has 20, both with those same format-specific rates.

Holotypes continues at HT-61 through HT-90, with 30 hologram cards and a 1:1,008 Hobby/e-Pack rate. UD Canvas separates 90 regular cards at 1:3 Hobby/e-Pack from 30 Canvas Young Guns at 1:24. Carter Yakemchuk opens the Canvas rookie block at C-91; its final C-120 pairs Hagens and Martone. Official insert checklist

UD Portraits supplies 30 foilboard cards at 1:5 Hobby/e-Pack packs, from Aleksander Barkov P-1 to Crosby P-30. Here We Go! opens with Auston Matthews/Macklin Celebrini WE-1 at a group rate of 1:8 Hobby/e-Pack; Debut Dates has its own 20-card rookie group at the same rate. Series 1’s strongest distinction is the distance between those designs: the flagship Young Guns photograph, the stripped-down Stencils portrait and the painted Youthful Spirits background each offer a different reason to collect the same release.

Updated October 19: added the complete manufacturer checklist and replaced preliminary Stencils numbering and pack odds with the final checklist figures.