The OHL is loaded with elite young talent in 2018-19, and the 2002-born rookie class is proving to be no slouch. Here are five of the hottest OHL rookies this season, as well as three honourable mentions to keep an eye on. Continue reading OHL Update: The Most Lethal Rookies in 2018-19
Jack Devine of the HPHL’s Chicago Mission is a crafty centre known for his creativity and confidence with the puck. A premier playmaker, Devine could be made a first round pick in the 2019 OHL Draft if he chooses to forgo his NCAA commitment. Continue reading OHL Prospect Profile: Jack Devine
Vladislav Kolyachonok of the OHL’s Flint Firebirds is a lethal two-way defenceman eligible for the 2019 NHL Draft. A native of Belarus, Kolyachonok could be chosen in the first round owing to his combined natural offensive instincts and impressive size. Continue reading NHL Prospect Profile: Vladislav Kolyachonok
Connor McMichael of the OHL’s London Knights has risen dramatically over the course of the 2018-19 season. Once perceived as a mid-round prospect, McMichael has exploded into a potential top-10 choice. Continue reading NHL Prospect Profile: Connor McMichael
The 2019 GTHL Playoffs are now entering the Semi-Finals, with the top four seeds from the Regular Season still remaining. These teams have consistently been the most dominant from start to finish and should offer two top notch series with a multitude of high-end talent on showcase for the 2019 OHL Draft. Continue reading 2018-19 GTHL Playoff Preview: Semi-Finals
The undisputed top defenceman from Northern Ontario, Josh Kavanagh displays everything an OHL team could want from a young defender; skating, intelligence, and offensive upside. An elite prospect who will represent Team NOHA at the 2019 OHL Cup, Kavanagh has showcased a mature and highly talented game that should translate well into the major junior level. Continue reading OHL Prospect Profile: Joshua Kavanagh
With the month of February upon us, it’s time to unveil our latest 2019 NHL Draft Ranking. In this month’s edition, we one again list our top-31 prospects while featuring 20 honourable mentions to watch. Continue reading 2019 NHL Draft Ranking: February’s Top-31
Continuing with the expansion of our 2019 OHL Draft Rankings, the 2003-born draft class features a ton of parody, notably within the 50-100 range, as well as the 200+ range. Continue reading 2019 OHL Draft Ranking: February’s Top-220
Bobby Brink of the USHL’s Sioux City Musketeers has quickly developed into a highly promising winger eligible for the 2019 NHL Draft. Although of smaller stature, Brink boasts a booming shot and innate playmaking abilities. Continue reading NHL Prospect Profile: Bobby Brink
Jon-Randall Avon is an elite centre with high-end goal scoring potential. A leader by example, Avon has shown the ability to carry his team on his back against some of Ontario’s toughest competition. With consistent production and separation speed, Avon is one of the most potent prospects available for the 2019 NHL Draft. Continue reading OHL Prospect Profile: Jon-Randall Avon
