Large two-way forward, currently the top scorer in the Moscow Championship (boys born in 2009). Here he makes an assist in a quick counterattack to another notable forward - Katsuro. Here he scores a quick goal a few seconds after the face-off in the center point. And another similar goal. Excellent defensive performance in a powerful style. He purposefully aimed the puck at the goalie's back. Here he also cleverly sent the puck into the goal. From yesterday's game: while short-handed, he pursued the opposing attacker, took the puck... ...(episode continued) and made a solo goal.
F Nazar Privalov - CSKA-09, Russia (Draft 2027)
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Well, given his Moscow Open U15 League stats, he isn't bad. 25+40 in 27 games, the next best scorer has 16+32 in 27 games. Demidov had 11+18 in 15 games at the same age. Of course Demidov was almost 7 months younger and physically underdeveloped, while Privalov is 6'3, 178, but still...
Scored 8+10 in 7 games at the Federal Districts Cup, the same points as his teammate Artyom Katsuro. It's again at about Demidov/Ryabkin level but way behind Michkov.
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Nazar Privalov - Stats, Contract, Salary & More
Eliteprospects.com hockey player profile of Nazar Privalov, 2009-05-25 Yaroslavl, RUS Russia. Most recently in the undefined with Team Moskva U15. Complete player biography and stats.
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Pavel Buchnevich
"Pavel Buchnevich The Fake"
Another scoring title, 9+5 in 6 games at the Sirius Cup. Team Russia U16 destroyed federal districts' teams and Belarus with 6 wins in 6 games, 54-6. Belarus was 6, behind all teams but Team Siberia.
Btw he plays center, I watched some games, and in all of them he played center.
Btw he plays center, I watched some games, and in all of them he played center.
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Pavel Buchnevich
"Pavel Buchnevich The Fake"
He kinda reminds Michkov (as a 6'3 kid at age 15 can remind Matvei), he doesn't abuse opponents physically but plays high IQ type of the game. A lot of times he happens to be all alone in front of the nets and scores. And he's a good playmaker as well.
He doesn't look great in U16 league this season, just 7+6 after 9 games, but at the Federal Districts Cup (now officially called Territory of Hockey tournament) he's 7+7 after 3 games and leads the tournament in scoring.
So the tournament is over, Privalov and his team (Team Moscow) wins it, and Privalov finishes it with 12+13, +26 in 7 games. Yeah, he leads the tournament in scoring.
Team Moscow beats Team Central Federal District 6-1 in the final, Privalov scores 1+2. Both teams' players play in the same U16 league (Moscow Region League), so this league remains the best Russian U16 league by far.
Team Moscow beats Team Central Federal District 6-1 in the final, Privalov scores 1+2. Both teams' players play in the same U16 league (Moscow Region League), so this league remains the best Russian U16 league by far.
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