F Joe Iginla - Rink Hockey Academy, CSSHL U15 (2026 Draft)

[LeProspector]

Joe Iginla - Stats, Contract, Salary & More

Eliteprospects.com hockey player profile of Joe Iginla, 2008-08-13 Lake Country, BC, CAN Canada. Most recently in the WHL with Edmonton Oil Kings. Complete player biography and stats.

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Younger brother of recent WHL 1st rounder Tij Iginla and the son of NHL HHOFer Jarome Iginla.
Finished second in scoring among u14 players in the CSSHL after Noah Kosick and is an interesting player going forward!

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[Artorius Horus T]

updated photo

U15 Prep

HIs season so far in numbers : 0+2, 2+0, 0+1, 1+0, 3+2, 1+2

7 goals, 7 assists for 6 games


His next game is today vs Delta Hockey Academy (away game)

 

[Artorius Horus T]

Added a 3+1 game to his stat line.

 

[Deen]

Future Flame and Iggy will be head coach.

 

[Belloco]

He is overtaken in points by a teammate younger than him. At the same age his brother was playing in U18. His 2023 WHL draft rank should be much lower. An NHL career will be very complicated for him.

 

[GermanSpitfire]

He is overtaken in points by a teammate younger than him. At the same age his brother was playing in U18. His 2023 WHL draft rank should be much lower. An NHL career will be very complicated for him.

At the same age, Tij was playing U14 hockey in the US I believe, he diddn’t play U18 until after he was drafted into the WHL, his 15 year old season whereas Joe is in his 14 year old season - Joe is on the right track and could definitely be a first round talent for the WHL bantam draft.

 

[Belloco]

At the same age, Tij was playing U14 hockey in the US I believe, he diddn’t play U18 until after he was drafted into the WHL, his 15 year old season whereas Joe is in his 14 year old season - Joe is on the right track and could definitely be a first round talent for the WHL bantam draft.

Well seen. By recent draft standards, Joe Iginla will be late 1st round WHL/early 2nd.

 

[wetcoast]

He is overtaken in points by a teammate younger than him. At the same age his brother was playing in U18. His 2023 WHL draft rank should be much lower. An NHL career will be very complicated for him.

Maybe Cage Smith is a better offensive player than him?

 

[Artorius Horus T]

missed his saturday game for some reason, returned to the line up for sunday game
scored 2 goals and 1 assist

 

[Artorius Horus T]

2 goals 2 assists.

In his last 6 games; 13 goals, 9 assists..
pretty good.

just 3 power play goals

this 2+2 game puts him to 15 goals, 26 points (2.60 ppg)

 

[GermanSpitfire]

 

[Artorius Horus T]

1+1.

On a 8 game goal streak; 14 goals.

16 goals, 28 points in 11 games.

 

[Artorius Horus T]

up to 21 goals, 37 points in 15 games. scored just 1 assist in his last game.

 

[Artorius Horus T]

1+1 this time.

 

[Artorius Horus T]

almost 30 (27) goals in 17 games
scored 5+1 in his last game

45 points (2.80 ppg)

 

[Artorius Horus T]

3+1 in his next game.

 

[Artorius Horus T]

1st in goals (30)
1st in goals per game (1.66)
1st in even number goals (21)
1st in even number goals per game (1.17)

4th in points (49)
5th in points per game (2.73)

top 10 in points (age versus Iginla)

1. Liam Ruck - 8 months older* - 2025 draft eligible
2. Eli Barrett - 6 months older - 2025 draft eligible
3. Markus Ruck - 8 months older - 2025 draft eligible
5. Mathis Preston - 3 months older - 2025 draft eligible
6. Kayden Lemire - 9 months older - 2025 draft eligible
7. Brody Gillespie - 8 months older - 2025 draft eligible
8. Cruz Pavao - 2 months older - 2025 draft eligible
9. Cage Smith - 2 months younger - 2026 draft eligible
10. Maddox Malmqvist - 3 months - 2025 draft eligible

*approximate difference

top 10 in goals (2026 draft eligible)

1. Joe Iginla - 30 goals
2. Eli McKamey - 18 goals
3. Cage Smith - 16 goals
4. Landon Dupont - 11 goals (defenseman)
5. Knox Bendera - 10 goals (inactive, plays currently for the u17 prep team)
6. Shea Rollason - 10 goals
7. Jacob Schwartz - 10 goals
8. Jayden Simpson - 10 goals
9. Maddox Rose - 9 goals
10. Ben Harvey - 8 goals

 

[GermanSpitfire]

1st in goals (30)
1st in goals per game (1.66)
1st in even number goals (21)
1st in even number goals per game (1.17)

4th in points (49)
5th in points per game (2.73)

top 10 in points (age versus Iginla)

1. Liam Ruck - 8 months older* - 2025 draft eligible
2. Eli Barrett - 6 months older - 2025 draft eligible
3. Markus Ruck - 8 months older - 2025 draft eligible
5. Mathis Preston - 3 months older - 2025 draft eligible
6. Kayden Lemire - 9 months older - 2025 draft eligible
7. Brody Gillespie - 8 months older - 2025 draft eligible
8. Cruz Pavao - 2 months older - 2025 draft eligible
9. Cage Smith - 2 months younger - 2026 draft eligible
10. Maddox Malmqvist - 3 months - 2025 draft eligible

*approximate difference

top 10 in goals (2026 draft eligible)

1. Joe Iginla - 30 goals
2. Eli McKamey - 18 goals
3. Cage Smith - 16 goals
4. Landon Dupont - 11 goals (defenseman)
5. Knox Bendera - 10 goals (inactive, plays currently for the u17 prep team)
6. Shea Rollason - 10 goals
7. Jacob Schwartz - 10 goals
8. Jayden Simpson - 10 goals
9. Maddox Rose - 9 goals
10. Ben Harvey - 8 goals

A lot to unpack here. First off you understand that the WHL draft they select players at 15 years of age right? One year earlier than both the OHL and QMJHL.

This years WHL draft, WHL teams will be selecting from the pool of 2008 born kids eligible - Most of these 2008’s are eligible for the 2026 NHL draft, the players born on September 15th and beyond are eligible for the 2027 NHL draft (Cage Smith, Harshaan Kaila are examples of this)

Joe Iginla is an August 2008 born player, meaning he is NHL draft eligible for the 2026 NHL draft - and is eligible for the upcoming WHL draft - so his peers are Lemire, the Rucks and Eli Barrett - not the 2009 born skaters of Ei McKamey, or Landon Dupont - who are NHL draft eligible in 2027 - and WHL Draft eligible next year, in 2024.

 

[Artorius Horus T]

A lot to unpack here. First off you understand that the WHL draft they select players at 15 years of age right? One year earlier than both the OHL and QMJHL.

This years WHL draft, WHL teams will be selecting from the pool of 2008 born kids eligible - Most of these 2008’s are eligible for the 2026 NHL draft, the players born on September 15th and beyond are eligible for the 2027 NHL draft (Cage Smith, Harshaan Kaila are examples of this)

Joe Iginla is an August 2008 born player, meaning he is NHL draft eligible for the 2026 NHL draft - and is eligible for the upcoming WHL draft - so his peers are Lemire, the Rucks and Eli Barrett - not the 2009 born skaters of Ei McKamey, or Landon Dupont - who are NHL draft eligible in 2027 - and WHL Draft eligible next year, in 2024.

late 2008 born and early 2009 born, what you talking about? same draft year

 

[GermanSpitfire]

late 2008 born and early 2009 born, what you talking about? same draft year

1. Liam Ruck - 8 months older* - 2025 draft eligible
2. Eli Barrett - 6 months older - 2025 draft eligible
3. Markus Ruck - 8 months older - 2025 draft eligible
5. Mathis Preston - 3 months older - 2025 draft eligible
6. Kayden Lemire - 9 months older - 2025 draft eligible
7. Brody Gillespie - 8 months older - 2025 draft eligible
8. Cruz Pavao - 2 months older - 2025 draft eligible
9. Cage Smith - 2 months younger - 2026 draft eligible
10. Maddox Malmqvist - 3 months - 2025 draft eligible

Your list above:

All these kids, except Cage Smith are 2026 NHL draft eligibles. not 2025 as you wrote.

Joe Iginla should be apart of THIS “list”. Not the other one in which most of those kids are 2027 NHL draft eligibles, not 2026 like you stated.

In short - your information about these players is wrong.

 

[Artorius Horus T]

was promoted to the U16 team; 1 goal and a primary apple in his debut.

 

[Artorius Horus T]

31 goals in 19 games for the U15 prep
1 goal in 1 game for the U16 Prep

 

[Artorius Horus T]

I know the difference between teams is sometimes huge, at this stage, level
but when you are just 6 goals short of 2.00 goals per game...
its still very impressive if you ask me..

scored 3 goals and added a primary apple.

in 20 games this season so far (for the youngest of the Iginla's)

34 goals
21 assists
55 points
2.75 ppg

 

[Artorius Horus T]

in his last 16 games, Joe has scored 31 goals and 19 assists, 50 points (3.13 ppg)

 

[Artorius Horus T]

extends his goal streak with a goal