F Owen Griffin - Markham Waxers, ETAHL U15 (2025 Draft)

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Owen Griffin - Stats, Contract, Salary & More

Eliteprospects.com hockey player profile of Owen Griffin, 2007-04-08 Markham, ON, CAN Canada. Most recently in the OHL with Oshawa Generals. Complete player biography and stats.

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Had a good showing as one of the few 15 year olds at the OHL cup. Should be intriguing to see how his career progresses.

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[GermanSpitfire]

This kid is very good, should be one of the top players selected in next years OHL draft and is definitely a projected first rounder in 2025. It’s a longshot but he could end up competing with Moore and Roobroeck for 1st overall.

Edit: Spelling

 

[Brock]

Absolutely electric skater and play creator. Tiny right now, but spoke to an agent at OHL Cup who assured me that he will grow; has already. Definitely a name to watch for next year’s OHL draft.

 

[GermanSpitfire]

Kid has moved from Markham to the North Simcoe Express for this season - and man has he had a strong start to the season. 11 points in 3 games - his next closest teammate has 5 points in those same 3 games To put it in context.

 

[GermanSpitfire]

Has 73 points in 26 games in the ETAHL - outscoring his next closest teammate; Ryan Brown by almost 30 points.

Safe to say he will go HIGH in this years OHL draft.

 

[Brock]

Has 73 points in 26 games in the ETAHL - outscoring his next closest teammate; Ryan Brown by almost 30 points.

Safe to say he will go HIGH in this years OHL draft.

Any idea why on earth he wasn’t named to the Canada winter games roster? I was floored to not see him on it.

 

[GermanSpitfire]

Any idea why on earth he wasn’t named to the Canada winter games roster? I was floored to not see him on it.

From what I understand - GM of the team is from Ottawa and knows the HEO players better so is more comfortable with them; even though it is a real weak year out of Ottawa region and a good chunk of the team is from, Ottawa.

Should have been maybe two or three Ottawa kids on the team from a pure talent perspective but you have 1/3rd of the team from the region.

William McFadden didn’t make the cut either so only one kid out of the ETAHL made this team funnily enough (Evan Elliott) so perhaps there is something to that too.

Strange nonetheless - and was surprised with that omission.

 

[kyle44]

From what I understand - GM of the team is from Ottawa and knows the HEO players better so is more comfortable with them; even though it is a real weak year out of Ottawa region and a good chunk of the team is from, Ottawa.

Should have been maybe two or three Ottawa kids on the team from a pure talent perspective but you have 1/3rd of the team from the region.

William McFadden didn’t make the cut either so only one kid out of the ETAHL made this team funnily enough (Evan Elliott) so perhaps there is something to that too.

Strange nonetheless - and was surprised with that omission.

It's pretty laughable that none of Griffin, Weir or McFadden made the team. Some questionable choices for sure unless I'm missing something.

 

[Rude Dog]

From what I understand - GM of the team is from Ottawa and knows the HEO players better so is more comfortable with them; even though it is a real weak year out of Ottawa region and a good chunk of the team is from, Ottawa.

Should have been maybe two or three Ottawa kids on the team from a pure talent perspective but you have 1/3rd of the team from the region.

William McFadden didn’t make the cut either so only one kid out of the ETAHL made this team funnily enough (Evan Elliott) so perhaps there is something to that too.

Strange nonetheless - and was surprised with that omission.

Agreed. Some very surprising omissions. Griffin, Dragusica, Jeremy Martin, Graziano. But they got most right. IMO, the best 07 prospect playing in Ontario is Matthew Schaefer. If scouts haven't figured it out yet, they will. Has it all, and can play 30 minutes without breaking a sweat.

 

[GermanSpitfire]

It's pretty laughable that none of Griffin, Weir or McFadden made the team. Some questionable choices for sure unless I'm missing something.

In their defence it’s a pretty deep forward crop out of Ontario this year. So there were bound to be some snubs.

But man - like you said, questionable nonetheles.

 

[Rude Dog]

It's pretty laughable that none of Griffin, Weir or McFadden made the team. Some questionable choices for sure unless I'm missing something.

I am not as high on Weir as many others. Kid doesn't stop complaining on the ice. Constant whining. There are many forwards I would have taken over him.

 

[GermanSpitfire]

Officially property of the Generals

 

[Dirtyf1ghter]

3 points in 43 games... Undrafted for 2025 (high probability)

 

[austin63867]

He's playing about 10 minutes a night, hard to find offense. He's been a little underwhelming but too soon for any sort of call on his future.

 

[Dirtyf1ghter]

Ok. I will come back next year to endorse the same verdict. Probably.

 

[CybershadeEDM]

Yikes. Very rough rookie season. 1 goal and 6 points in 59 games.

 

[LeProspector]

Bust?

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

Bust?

It’s not looking good for him. I would give it at least through this season, but it’s trending that way.

 

[wetcoast]

It’s not looking good for him. I would give it at least through this season, but it’s trending that way.

Things weren't looking like Jett Luchanko was going to be the 13th overall pick following his pre draft year season either.​

Not saying that Griffin will be a first rounder but not all development is linear either and it's way too early to call him a bust at this point as another poster suggested.

 

[lavidaloca89]

He became an important player for the generals in the playoffs.

He was lost in most of the regular season. I expect he will be really good this season and will he drafted to the nhl as well. No idea where he will get drafted because he is very small.

 

[wetcoast]

Seems to be off to a good start and is playing center and is back on the radar after a good preseason.

 

[Hinterland]

He's pretty much the lone bright spot when watching the Generals this season. He's been excellent both with and against the puck despite being the 1C on a very bad team. Whenever the Generals make a good play he's most certainly the brain behind it. He's got five primary assists already. Cerebral Center with elite vision. He's very slight though, has to get bigger and work on faceoffs as well. I don't know if he's necessarily a 1st rounder. He probably should be if he can keep this up but I don't know if he will. NHL teams really don't like small forwards.