2009 Born for the 2025 OHL Draft
- Thread starter hockeyguy97
- Start date
-
Work is still on-going to rebuild the site styling and features. Please report any issues you may experience so we can look into it. Click Here for Updates
Are there going to be a lot more Americans taken in the early rounds this year because of the NCAA rule change?
OMG67
Registered User
- Sep 1, 2013
- 12,722
- 8,485
What about the USNTDP? Is there still not a ton of risk associated to players projected to make that roster? How do you feel about that program compared to the OHL? The 67’s have about 3-4 players playing in that program right now and no talk about any of them leaving it. I’m curious to see how that program remains competitive. I think players will try out for that team as their Plan “A.” The ones that don’t make it may sign in the OHL. I’d be surprised if there was a significant shift in that regard.
the roster is announced before the draft but most of those players will play in the ohl at some point. i also think that alot of agents prefer their kids in the ohl over the usntdp. most of the kids who fill out surveys are 80 percent ohl vs ushl/ntdp.
Don Mills is a weird one. Some age groups they’re the absolute cream of the crop, like the David Levin/Jacob Tortora year, the Wright/Othmann year and now the 09’s, but then some years they’re one of the worst teams in the GTHL.
frontsfan67
Registered User
- Dec 3, 2022
- 3,826
- 2,440
They recruit the best players by getting a money guy to pay for the players and sometimes parents expenses. Hence the best players play for free.
It's the dark side of minor hockey, for sure. It's why you see random age groups be good within different orgs. Marlies and JRC are the lone exceptions, as they have the history people want to play for while also having a money guy at every age group; most organizations can't do that.
The Alliance released their top prospects games roster. Always nice to get an official height and weight of players
GTHL announces 2025 Top Prospects, ticket information in Selection Show fuelled by Gatorade – GTHL
Here's the GTHL top prospects games rosters that were announced earlier this month
Here's the GTHL top prospects games rosters that were announced earlier this month
Daley is without a doubt a 1st round pick if he decides to go to the O. He’s one of the top players in NA at this age group.
I think we see a lot of American kids pass on the NTDP. The NTDP is sort of a mess right now.
Unfortunately, listed height and weight information is not all correct and likely outdated. I see a couple prospects listed at 5'9" that are both 6' tall and are 10 to 15 lbs heavier than the program listing.
\scouts have access to updated heights and weights, dont loose sleep over it, ohl fans dont care either.
OMG67
Registered User
- Sep 1, 2013
- 12,722
- 8,485
How deep is this draft looking this year? My sense was last year the ‘08s were pretty deep. It stretched probably well into the half way point of the 2nd round with really good players. Is it looking similar this year? Is the top 4-5 looking stronger/weaker? Too early to tell?
More depth this year, top 4 was more elite last year. Top 30 is better overall this year I think.
Kingpin794
Smart A** In A Jersey
i would argue hes higher then that now, might touch 10-15. but yes, im sure thats part of it.
Which of these ranking websites is most accurate for the 2025 OHL draft?
- Breakaway Prospects
- Neutral Zone
- The Scout
or are they all way off?
- Breakaway Prospects
- Neutral Zone
- The Scout
or are they all way off?
Chris Coutu
Registered User
Check out Ryan McArthur on Twitter for 2025 OHL Draft Rankings
