F Leon Kolarik - EC Salzburg U20, Austria U20i (2026 Draft)

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Eliteprospects.com hockey player profile of Leon Kolarik, 2007-09-23 Wien, AUT Austria. Most recently in the Austria U20i with EC Salzburg U20. Complete player biography and stats.

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Austria’s best scorer at the U18’s and he isn’t even draft eligible until 2026. Can anyone give me a rundown of his game?

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Started off the season in Austria's 2nd league, 1 goal and 1 assist in 3 games.
Gonna be interesting to see where he's gonna play in his draft year next season.

 

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Scored his second of the season on a 5 on 3 powerplay, nice slapshot.
Hightlights including goal to be found here: 2024-09-28-AHL-HKC_RBJ

 

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4 goals and 6 assists in 14 games, similar scoring pace as Zelenov last year.

 

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Recently played his first 2 games in the ICEHL, Austria's highest league.

 

[Namejs]

AlpsHL is not a very good league at all, the level of competition is well below NAHL.

 

[S E P H]

AlpsHL is not a very good league at all, the level of competition is well below NAHL.

What? Lol, no way. You're talking about men against a junior league.

 

[Namejs]

What? Lol, no way. You're talking about men against a junior league.

With all due respect, the Portuguese, Uzbekistani or the Norwegian 3rd division are also men's leagues. That sounds like a point you're making on the surface, but it doesn't hold water.

NAHL is more competitive, the level of play in NAHL is higher.

There's been a bunch of Latvians in both AlpsHL and NAHL. Daniels Murnieks, the brother of future NHLer Olivers Murnieks, is literally playing in AlpsHL right now and played in NAHL a year before. Look at his numbers.

There's plenty of other direct or indirect comparisons.