It’s the most wonderful time of the year…to watch hockey.
Who Impressed from the 2019 Hlinka Gretzky Cup
What better way to kick off a scouting season than an international tournament?
Who stood out at the CHL TPG?
When it comes to good problems to have, trying to pick the top five performers at a top prospects game certainly fits the bill.
Who To Watch at the World Juniors
It’s the most wonderful time of the year (to watch hockey).
USHL Announces Top Prospects Game Roster
What it might lack in names you know right now, it more than makes up for in names that you will know in the future.
Who to watch at the WJAC
While the prestigious World Junior Championship draws the most attention when it comes to junior tournaments in December, there is another annual event that, while it might not have the same overall star power, presents a comparably good opportunity to scout some of the best draft-eligible prospects in advance of that year’s draft.
Kakko looking capable of joining elite draft company
Kaapo Kakko is ready to push.
Lafreniere set to deliver on hype
When it comes to the concept of expectations, the higher they are the more difficult it is to reach them.
Five prospects who turned heads at the Hlinka-Gretzky
Game on. With the 2018 Hlinka Gretzky Cup come and gone, the scouting season for the 2019 NHL Draft is now underway. The week-long, eight-team tournament in Edmonton and Red Deer gave scouts and other onlookers an excellent opportunity to become better acquainted with many of hockey’s top young prospects.
Who to watch at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup
Bring on 2019. The 2018 NHL Draft took place just over a month ago, but the world of hockey scouting never really sleeps. Even though the summer months are filled with sunshine and warm weather, they also provide a brief window between hockey seasons to schedule camps, tournaments and other events.
Bernard-Docker happy taking a less-beaten path
For many young hockey players growing up, the Western Hockey League is the ideal stepping-stone on the illustrious dream path to the NHL.
Barteaux making most of roller-coaster season
Sometimes the most difficult situations can be the best learning experiences.
Nielsen making impact for rebuilding Hitmen
For an undersized forward playing on a young and rebuilding WHL team, ‘the bigger they are, the harder they fall’ is a pretty good mantra to live by.
Change of scenery working wonders for Stotts
It’s amazing what a change of scenery can accomplish.
Wouters growing into integral role with Saskatoon
Playing in the Western Hockey League is no easy task for any 17-year-old hockey player.
Woo ready to push forward amidst injury woes
Having to sit out a significant portion of your team’s games due to injury is bad enough, but having to do so when your club is absolutely tearing up the league it plays in?
Fix-Wolanky using draft snub as motivation
Two-hundred and seventeen players, representing a total of 14 different countries, were selected in the 2017 NHL Entry Draft.
Burzan diversifying his game in draft season
Moose Jaw Warriors forward Luka Burzan has always had a knack for scoring goals.
Fonstad looking to bring success to Prince Albert
Cole Fonstad knows firsthand what it’s like to be part of a losing hockey team.
Chyzowski keeping the game in the family
Coach Shaun Clouston found himself in a difficult position when the 2017-18 WHL season began for the Medicine Hat Tigers.
Undersized Addison big on upside
Calen Addison is a self-aware teenager. He knows the type of player that he is.
Smith showcasing strong maturity with Spokane
One would be forgiven in thinking Spokane Chiefs defenseman Ty Smith is older than he is.
Reinhardt not focused on draft noise
For young hockey players trying to punch their ticket to the NHL, no two paths are quite the same.