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Sweden:
Otto Stenberg
Jacob Sagadin
Ludvig Andersson
Tom Wilander
Noah Berger

Finland:
Eetu Levänen
Valtteri Lehtosaari
Jesse Nurmi
Joel Tuomola

Czech:
Dominik Petr
Petr Pavelec
Adam Quick (Jehlička)
Eduard Šale
Tomáš Trunda

Slovak:
Dalibor Dvorský
Samuel Sisik
Martin Mišiak
Milan Tadeáš Jobek

Russia:
Daniil But
Matvey Michkov
Alexander Foroshchuk
Mikhail Gulyaev

Germany:
Alex Čiernik
 
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haha Quick Jehlicka :laugh: i think he is next "Hrouzek".
 
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czech said:
Sweden:
Otto Stenberg
Jacob Sagadin
Ludvig Andersson
Tom Wilander
Noah Berger

Finland:
Eetu Levänen
Valtteri Lehtosaari
Jesse Nurmi
Joel Tuomola

Czech:
Dominik Petr
Petr Pavelec
Adam Quick (Jehlička)
Eduard Šale
Tomáš Trunda

Slovak:
Dalibor Dvorský
Samuel Sisik
Martin Mišiak
Milan Tadeáš Jobek

Russia:
Daniil But
Matvey Michkov
Alexander Foroshchuk
Mikhail Gulyaev

Germany:
Alex Čiernik
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I would add Maxim Strbak from Slovak names.
 
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czech said:
Sweden:
Otto Stenberg
Jacob Sagadin
Ludvig Andersson
Tom Wilander
Noah Berger

Finland:
Eetu Levänen
Valtteri Lehtosaari
Jesse Nurmi
Joel Tuomola

Czech:
Dominik Petr
Petr Pavelec
Adam Quick (Jehlička)
Eduard Šale
Tomáš Trunda

Slovak:
Dalibor Dvorský
Samuel Sisik
Martin Mišiak
Milan Tadeáš Jobek

Russia:
Daniil But
Matvey Michkov
Alexander Foroshchuk
Mikhail Gulyaev

Germany:
Alex Čiernik
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Played against petr in peewee quebec. He needs an attitude adjustment.


Quentin Musty in Buffalo and maybe Ryan Smith.
 
 
Check out this player from Sweden - Jacob Sagadin, born 2005, played several Tournaments with Team Legacy (Prague, Minsk, Moscow).

Center forward, a truly hard fought north-south player who always makes that little extra and just refuses to come in 2nd.
https://www.eliteprospects.com/player/617585/jacob-sagadin

Some highlights from his games in Minsk, Legacy World Select Invitational 2018, found on YouTube.


Jacob also holds a Twitter Account:
https://twitter.com/jacobsagadin

Also, check out his interview with Team Legacy - he seems to speak just fluent English at a young age!
https://www.selectshockey.com/the-european-selects-experience/?utm_source=Social&utm_medium=Banner&utm_campaign=European%20Selects%20Experience

Jacob's brother Gabriel Sagadin, born 2002 is an awesome player as well and has been a frequent guest at the New York Rangers Summer Camps upstate New York, Tarrytown.
Gabriel Sagadin at eliteprospects.com
 
GreatHockeyFan said:
Check out this player from Sweden - Jacob Sagadin, born 2005, played several Tournaments with Team Legacy (Prague, Minsk, Moscow).

Center forward, a truly hard fought north-south player who always makes that little extra and just refuses to come in 2nd.
https://www.eliteprospects.com/player/617585/jacob-sagadin

Some highlights from his games in Minsk, Legacy World Select Invitational 2018, found on YouTube.


Jacob also holds a Twitter Account:
https://twitter.com/jacobsagadin

Also, check out his interview with Team Legacy - he seems to speak just fluent English at a young age!
https://www.selectshockey.com/the-european-selects-experience/?utm_source=Social&utm_medium=Banner&utm_campaign=European%20Selects%20Experience

Jacob's brother Gabriel Sagadin, born 2002 is an awesome player as well and has been a frequent guest at the New York Rangers Summer Camps upstate New York, Tarrytown.
Gabriel Sagadin at eliteprospects.com
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Come on dad. Let your kids be the one that they can be, and not someone you want them to be. This is just sad.
 
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alko said:
Is this a good move? Because Slafkovsky criticize this league. And therefore moved to Czech U19.
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He’s very talented but also quite small, listed as about 5 foot 1 and around 100 lbs. he’s just turned 13 so i wouldn’t want to rush his development. As we discussed about juraj before, training facilities are also important. Maybe 1 year in Austria than move to Czech u16 league?
 
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