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Shootout win for the Attack tonight, who rallied late to tie in the last 60 seconds of the game. Guelph carried the play most of the evening but could not beat undrafted Nick Chenard 5 on 5 or in the shootout. The bulk of the offense in this game came on the powerplay. There were a number of draft eligible players in this game who performed well and are written up below.
The Sting won a tight game 4-2 and were led by goaltender Ben Gaudreau, who made a number of quality saves in this game. The bulk of the offense in this game came on the powerplay. There were a number of draft eligible players in this game and a handful were reviewed below.
In a back and forth battle that featured tight checking and emotion, Cushing came out with 2-1 home win. In theory this was Cushing’s first game, but the majority of the team has been playing together all Fall as the Central Mass Penguins so there was plenty of player familiarity. As we know Mount St. Charles plays a full season schedule. Below are the 2022 NHL Draft eligible players who we feel positively impacted the game, and after such a fragmented 2020-2021 season some are in their second year of eligibility.
Great all-round game for the Storm tonight as they carried the majority of the play. Guelph attacked with speed through the neutral zone and played a strong cycle game. They had a number of quality scoring chances 5 on 5. First year draft eligible goaltender, Noland Lalonde was Erie’s top player and give the Otters a chance to win with his 29 save performance. There were a number of draft eligible players in this game who performed well and are written up below
Aidan Thompson
Lincoln Stars
5’11” 176lbs
Denver University
2021-2022: C
WHL: Prince Albert Raiders vs Swift Current
Carter Ansems
Acadie-Bathurst Titans
Left Defense
6’7″ 205lbs
2021-2022: C
QMJHL: Halifax Mooseheads Draft Prospects
Jason Gallucci
New Jersey Rockets
Left Defense
5’11” 165lbs
Penn St.
2021-2022: C
WHL: Red Deer Rebels Draft Prospects
Colin Winn
Boston Jr. Bruins
Goalie
6’1″ 174
2021-2022: C
Cutter Gauthier
USNTDP
Left Wing
6’2″ 192lbs
Boston College
2021-2022: A-
On Sunday November 7th the Sudbury Wolves played visitors to the host Oshawa Generals. In a game where the Generals never trailed, the host team earned a 4-1 win. Sudbury was on the last game of a 3 in 3, while host Oshawa had played Friday but had Saturday to rest.
On Sunday November 7th Neutral Zone had a scout in attendance to watch the Niagara Ice dogs visit the Mississauga Steelheads in OHL league action. While the attention was on late 2003 and 2004 birth years eligible for the 2022 NHL draft a close look was also given to 2003 birth years not taken in this past NHL draft. One of the repercussions of COVID was a missed season for many Ontario prospects as the province locked down tighter than any hockey playing location in the world. As such it is our feeling that some very good 2003 players may have been by passed in the draft due to their missed season of development.
Logan Cooley
USNTDP
5’10” 174lbs
Notre Dame
2021-2022: A
Frank Nazar
U18 USNTDP
Right Wing
5’10” 170lbs
Michigan
2021-2022: A-
Ryan Chesley
U18 USNTDP
Right Defense
6’0′ 185
Minnesota
2021-2022: B
Scouting Report- NHL Draft Eligible Players
QMJHL: Bathurst Titan vs Moncton Wildcats (October 2nd, 2021)
Both teams were healthy for the end of this home and home series. Bathurst has the edge in experience, while Moncton is known as a high work ethic team that competes from whistle to whistle. Bathurst is a very skilled team that included NHL picks in Cole Huckins, Riley Kidney, Jacob Melanson and Jan Bednar in net
Nicholas Moldenhauer
Chicago Steel
Center
5’11” 170lbs
Uncommitted
2021-2-2022: C
Jackson Dorrington
Des Moines Buccaneers
Left Defense
6’2″ 192
Northeastern
2020-2021: B-
