F Ryan St. Louis - Brown University, NCAA (2021 undrafted)

[Artorius Horus T]

DOB - June 13th 2003
Height - 5 foot 9
Weight - 165 lbs
Position - Forward
Jersey # - 28
Draft - 2021

NCAA committed (Northeastern)
2019-2020: USNTDP U17

2018-2019 stats: 15 goals, 22 assists, 37 points (1.32 ppg)
Team: Brunswick School, USHS-Prep

Other info: son of former NHL:er Martin "Marty" St. Louis

Neutral Zone (at least) haves his scouting report, if anyone's subscribed to them and is interested
What ive able to read about him, pretty much the same type of player like his father was.

Gets to play with a strong core: LHughes,Schmidt,Brown,Devine,Duke,Gilmartin
the other JHughes,Pastujov,Wilmer...

Should be interesting season for him

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[Kevin Musto]

Marty's kid? Gonna be a bonafide stud

 

[Schenn]

Anyone get a look at this kids legs yet? We can base his future success off that.

 

[SeaOfBlue]

He was drafted by Blainville-Boisbriand in the QMJHL American Draft. Highly unlikely he goes that route, but there are worse teams.

 

[Rich Nixon]

I figured it was either Marty's son or one of those fake NHL19-generated names like Ricky Kekkalienen or D'Andre Jagr.

 

[wings5]

Surprised the kid doesn't have a French first name.

 

[Fixed to Ruin]

Martin St. Louis is listed as 5 foot 8. He's already taller than his dad at 15.

All he needs is his dad's legs training and he should be a HOF.

 

[HaveKnifeWillButcher]

So Martin made a big contribution to USA Hockey like Ray Bourque and now all of his mediocre hockey playing sons will be on national teams for the next decade.

 

[izzy]

So Martin made a big contribution to USA Hockey like Ray Bourque and now all of his mediocre hockey playing sons will be on national teams for the next decade.

im confused about this “complaint”, chris was PPG at the wjc when he played and ryan wasnt out of place

 

[Number 57]

He was drafted by Blainville-Boisbriand in the QMJHL American Draft. Highly unlikely he goes that route, but there are worse teams.

Well Marty is from Laval which is basically next door to Blainville, so there's that. I don't now a thing about Ryan so we'll just have to wait and see. It would be fun to see him in camp at least, even for just 48 hours

 

[Hfbsux]

Surprised the kid doesn't have a French first name.

Ryan is a popular name in french. I think most bilingual french first parents will try to name their kid in a way that both language won't butcher the name.

 

[Artorius Horus T]

1 goal, 3 assists, 4 points in 6 games so far, a decent start.

 

[Artorius Horus T]

4 points in 8 games for the U17 team this season so far.

 

[Artorius Horus T]

Scored a goal in game 1. = 3 goals, 4 assists, 7 points in 12 games.

 

[Dutronc]

Hope Montreal try him in late draft.

 

[LiveLongandProspal]

Playing on the first line today

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

Playing on the first line today

The lines are mixed, so there’s no such thing as a first line. And it was an exhibition where the team scored 13 goals, so I wouldn’t take much from the game.

He needs to show more this season or he won’t be drafted. It’s a good story that MSL’s son is playing at the NTDP, but there’s still an open question if it’ll go any better than when Doug Weight’s son played at the NTDP.

 

[Artorius Horus T]

Scored a goal.

 

[montreal]

will be interesting to see where he goes in the draft.

 

[Vagrant]

wish he had been named Missouri for the lineup cards

 

[Artorius Horus T]

wish he had been named Missouri for the lineup cards

Maybe he haves a sister named Missouri?

 

[montreal]

have been watching him at Northeastern, so far not very impressive.

 

[Artorius Horus T]

a bump

is he any good atm?
his NCAA team surely is not
(8 wins, 19 losses, 3 ties)

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he is leading his team with 14 goals, 24 points in 30 games
- leader in goals and points

1. St. Louis 14 goals
2. Scott 7 goals
3. (D) Pineau 7 goals
4. Kopff 6 goals
5. Tonelli 3 goals
6. Sutton 3 goals
7. (D) Traggio 3 goals
8. Shostak 3 goals
9. (D) Munro 2 goals
10. (D) Andreozzi 2 goals

1. St. Louis 24 points
2. Bottrill 19 points
3. Scott 18 points
4. Kopff 18 points
5. (D) Pineau 16 points
6. (D) Mistry 11 points
7. (D) Bliss 9 points
8. Sutton 8 points
9. Tonelli 7 points
10. (D) Munro 6 points

Last season he played in the USHL
30 goals and 72 points, 1.30 ppg (and 4 points in the play-offs

 

[William H Bonney]

Not really, no.

 

[Jersey Fan 12]

a bump

is he any good atm?
his NCAA team surely is not
(8 wins, 19 losses, 3 ties)

Men's Ice Hockey - Brown University Athletics

The official Men's Ice Hockey page for the Brown University Bears

brownbears.com

he is leading his team with 14 goals, 24 points in 30 games
- leader in goals and points

1. St. Louis 14 goals
2. Scott 7 goals
3. (D) Pineau 7 goals
4. Kopff 6 goals
5. Tonelli 3 goals
6. Sutton 3 goals
7. (D) Traggio 3 goals
8. Shostak 3 goals
9. (D) Munro 2 goals
10. (D) Andreozzi 2 goals

1. St. Louis 24 points
2. Bottrill 19 points
3. Scott 18 points
4. Kopff 18 points
5. (D) Pineau 16 points
6. (D) Mistry 11 points
7. (D) Bliss 9 points
8. Sutton 8 points
9. Tonelli 7 points
10. (D) Munro 6 points

Last season he played in the USHL
30 goals and 72 points, 1.30 ppg (and 4 points in the play-offs

With the shifting landscape of college hockey due to transfers and NILs the league that has been hit hardest is the ECAC, particularly the Ivy League schools. As a result, there are a handful of players who could be considered NHL prospects and most offensive numbers can be treated with a grain of salt.