Fabrice Bouvard (RW, L, 6’1″, 187, GCK Lions, 06/05/2008) Fabrice Bouvard is a 6’1′, 187-pound right wing who brings a pro-style frame, balanced two-way habits, and encouraging production across levels, but is more of a complementary piece than a driver at the NHL level. In 35 U21-Elit games (11-19-30) and 16 Swiss pro games (3 goals), he has shown he can contribute offensively while earning time against men. He plays a straight-line, power-forward style, supports both sides of the puck, and makes generally sound decisions while maintaining discipline. He generates a moderate 1.16 scoring chances per game and gets pucks to the net (3.1 shots/game), with enough touch to finish when inside, but his 8% conversion rate and 1.88 shots on goal show limited high-end scoring ability. His competitiveness is average (49% puck battles) and his physical engagement, while present, is not consistently imposing for his size (0.36 hits/game), which limits his impact as a true power forward unless he adds grit. He is used in multiple situations (15:39 TOI, 1:17 PP, 1:08 PK) and shows reliability, but his puck management (4.8 giveaways vs. 3.8 takeaways) and lack of dynamic playmaking (0.61 pre-shot passes) confirm he is not a primary offensive creator. Overall, Bouvard has a projectable floor as a dependable, low-risk winger with pro habits and the ability to play within a structure, but he lacks a defining NHL-level trait that would push him into a clear NHL projection; I do not see him becoming an NHL player within a 3-5 year window and would view him as a depth, longer-term development option rather than a priority draft target.