F Carter Meyer Rivers School Jr Eagles 2027 DRAFT

[sigx15]

One of the best, if not the best, 2009s in MA. Plays for Boston Jr Eagles and at Rivers as an 8th grader this year. He's the son of Freddy Meyer, a BU and NTDP alum, who played parts of 8 seasons in the NHL & AHL and coaches Rivers & the Boston Jr. Eagles. Plays on a line with Finn Sears and Sam Pandolfo. Sears is a hell of a player in his own right

As an 8th grader, he had 18G & 21 Assists 39 Points in 30 games. He's a smart player, good edgework, sees the ice well, pretty good hands. He's aggressive, not afraid to go in corners and make plays but also knows how to find soft spots on the ice. Only nitpick I have for him is, I could see him working on is his stride, he gets too wide and doesn't bring his feet back underneath him sometimes but that's pretty fixable but he's still a quick skater regardless. He's an early candidate for the NTDP. Keep an eye on the Jr Eagles at U14 Nationals, a ton of kids coming back who just played varsity for prep schools will make them very dangerous

 

[czech]

I liked it even more than Sears in the matches I watched.

 

[William H Bonney]

Could be the first father/son combo to play for the NTDP

 

[Hockeyville USA]

Heard about him on a podcast, seems like a lock for the 2025-26 NTDP U17, probably a Boston University legacy commit next summer

 

[Rogie21]

NeutralZone Prep Awards:

Player of the Year
Carter Meyer, F, Rivers School

Carter Meyer is widely considered one of the top 2009’s in the country and played on one of the best lines in the league alongside Sam Pandolfo and Finn Sears. The three of them were interchangable as freshman for the most part with Meyer having a slight edge but Carter has taken his game to new heights this season scoring 41 goals in 28 games and leading all of prep school in scoring as one of the younger players in the league. Carter’s game is not confined to goal scoring and offensive output – he’s also one of his teams tougher players – blocks shots – kills penalties and plays an honest, 200ft game. Ian Moran, NZ’s NHL Director of Scouting say’s of Meyer “he’s the most dominant player prep player I have seen in this league since Adam Fantilli was at Kimball Union in 2019-2020.”