10 players who line up performances that make them (among the players discovered), the best currently :
1 Noah Kosick (Canada, 2008) : better PPG than Bedard at the same age in the same league. However Bedard had maintained the same average the following season in U18. It will be hard.
Probably the No. 1 in the 2023 WHL draft.
2 Ryan Roobroeck (Canada, 2007) : 3rd PPG in his U16 league with Jett Luchanko at his side. He had been the 2007 best player during the WSI U12 in 2019. Difficult to obtain information on the Mississauga gang (Misa, Moore, Spence). He greatly surpasses Brady Martin. Possibly the No. 1 in the 2023 OHL Draft.
3 Camden Pantekoek (USA, 2008) : 13th PPG in U14 (equivalent Bantam) open to players born in 2007. Among players born in 2008, he is by far the statistical n°1. He plays in a weak team and scores a lot of goals.
4 Gavin McKenna (Canada, 2007) : Only player born in 2007 established in CSSHL U18. Already n°1 of his team in points. Probably the No. 1 in the 2022 WHL draft. He had been Roobroeck's teammate at the WSI U12 and led the 2nd line.
5 Rasmus Rinne (Finlande, 2008) : Plays in U16 Finland with 2 years younger. By far the best 2008. Its performance is close to that of Kemell 4 years ago. Very far from that of Brad Lambert (his 2017/18 season is at the origin of his hype but he slowed down thereafter).
6 Tobias Tomik (Slovakia, 2007) : By far the best Slovak 2007 in Slovak U18 and he was born in December. Could play in U20 next year.
7 Ivan Matta (Slovakia, 2008) : His offensive production is close to that of Slafkovsky. No progress for a long time.
8 Dylan Rozzi (Canada, 2008) : No. 1 2008 in QBAAA. But performance not outstanding.
9 Harrison Boettiger (Canada, 2008, GK) : Only non-forward on the list. He's the goaltender for the famous Shattuck team. His average is excellent but he plays in a very strong team.
10 Louis Belanger (Canada, 2007) : N°2 PPG in QBAAA far ahead of the mediatized Philippe Veilleux. Score a lot of goals in a very weak team.