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Created: Saturday, 28 July 2018 13:51
The USA Hockey Select 15 Development Camp has become an annual launch of the OHL Draft scouting season with scouts flocking to Amherst, New York for the first look at many of the top OHL-eligible players in the United States.
As should be expected given its National select event status, the level of talent is always extremely high and that was certainly the case with this 2003 age group, leaving us very excited to track these prospects throughout the upcoming season.
Director of Scouting Andrew Sykes and U.S. area scout Matt Grainda took in the action with Sykes compiling the following report which includes our selections for the Top 20 Performers of the camp, as well as comments on over 80 OHL-eliglbe players who were in attendance.
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Created: Monday, 25 June 2018 13:37
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Created: Monday, 04 June 2018 15:05
As we continue to evolve and receive more demands from our followers, TheScout.ca will be introducing some new features for the 2018-19 season.
We will be making ISO Videos and Player Profiles available to any Minor Midget AAA player who seeks one. These two aspects have long been in high demand and we would like to supply it.
Visitors can register by clicking on 2018-19 Player Profile & ISO Video Registration at the top of the page.
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Created: Thursday, 03 May 2018 15:12
From May 3-6, OHL teams will get a look at their recent draft picks for the first time since they selected them at the 2018 OHL Priority Selection. Six minor hockey leagues across Ontario will send their all-star teams to compete in a eight-team tournament which acts as a showcase for OHL teams and their newest prospects.
Saginaw Spirit (4)
GTHL Blue – Tristan Lennox, G – 2nd round, 26th overall
GTHL Blue – Sebastian Bulovs, F – 4th round, 65th overall
GTHL Red – Cole Perfetti, F – 1st round, 5th overall
OMHA Black – Ethan Cardwell, F – 2nd round, 33rd overall
**Four talented prospects to watch here for Spirit fans. The top goalie prospect of the 2002 age group Tristan Lennox and slick forward Ethan Cardwell have already been signed, but 5th-overall pick Cole Perfetti (pictured) is the one that management will be zeroing in on most. Our second-ranked player in this year draft class, the Vaughan Kings centre has a commitment to the University of Michigan but that didn’t deter the Spirit from taking him early with their first-round selection. Sebastian Bulovs has a chance to be the biggest risk/reward pick of the draft as he possesses the skill-set of a first-round player- he will be one of the most electric skaters in the tournament.**
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Sarnia Sting (3)
Alliance – Theo Hill, F – 5th round, 99th overall
GTHL Red – Nolan Dillingham-Morelli, D – 4th round, 68th overall
HNO - Jacob Perreault, F - 1st round, 19th overall
OMHA White – Nolan Burke, F – 4th round, 79th overall
**The Sting’s viewing schedule will be light as they have just three players at this year’s Gold Cup, but all three were value picks who all project to be OHL players at some point. Nolan Dillingham-Morelli (pictured) will bring his physical presence to a talented GTHL Red team while Theo Hill should play a key role for the Alliance with his great speed and potential to be an effective 200 ft. player.**
Read more: OHL Gold Cup: Team-By-Team Preview
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Created: Wednesday, 02 May 2018 18:53
From May 3-6, OHL teams will get a look at their recent draft picks for the first time since they selected them at the 2018 OHL Priority Selection. Six minor hockey leagues across Ontario will send their all-star teams to compete in a eight-team tournament which acts as a showcase for OHL teams and their newest prospects.
The following is a team-by-team preview of the players that each OHL team has competing this week in Kitchener. Five team previews will be added each day leading up to the opening day of the tournament on Thursday.
North Bay Battalion (8)
GTHL Blue – Kyle Jackson, F – 3rd round, 49th overall
GTHL Red – Cameron Peters, F – 2nd round, 29th overall
GTHL Red – Joe Vrbetic, G – 2nd round, 31st overall
NOHA – Pacey Schlueting, D – 1st round, 9th overall
NOHA – David Campbell, F – 4th round, 69th overall
NOHA – Jesse Kirkby, F – 9th round, 169th overall
NOHA – Reece Proulx, G – 11th round, 209th overall
NOHA – Jack Stockfish, F – 15th round, 285th overall
**The Battalion had a lot of local flavour in their draft and it reflects here with five of their picks playing for Team NOHA. 1st-round pick Pacey Schlueting headlines a good crop of Northern Ontario prospects. Watch for goaltender Reece Proulx to pile up saves just like he did at the OHL Cup in March.**
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Oshawa Generals (7)
Alliance – Ryan Gagnier, F – 3rd round, 50th overall
Alliance – Matthew Sbrocca, G – 7th round, 131st overall
GTHL Blue – Tyler Tullio, F – 1st round, 11th overall
GTHL Blue – Dylan Robinson, F – 2nd round, 28th overall
GTHL Blue – David Gucciardi, D – 3rd round, 54th overall
NOHA – Hunter Brazier, F – 9th round, 171st overall
OMHA White – Dawson McKinney, F – 4th round, 64th overall
**A little bit of everything for the Generals to watch here from the backend out. It was puzzling how OHL Cup MVP Dylan Robinson (pictured) fell to the 2nd-round as he was a legitimate Top 10 prospect in the age group in our opinion. All seven of these players have a good chance to play in the OHL down the road which reflects a strong draft for the Gens.**
Read more: OHL Gold Cup: Team-By-Team Preview
