F Timothy Kazda - Seacoast Performance Academy 14U, 14U AAA (2027 Draft)

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Timothy Kazda - Stats, Contract, Salary & More

Eliteprospects.com hockey player profile of Timothy Kazda, 2008-10-04 Ilava, SVK Slovakia. Most recently in the 16U AAA with Seacoast Performance Academy 16U. Complete player biography and stats.

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Slovakian forward that's playing in his first season in North America. His stats suggest he is mainly a goal scorer. Does this kid have a promising future?

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[alko]

He has some future. But one dimensional players are always in difficult territory.

 

[GermanSpitfire]

He has been the single best offensive player driver for his team at the U15 WSI.

 

[Pazucha]

4 goals 1 assist against Germany U16

 

[alko]

4 goals 1 assist against Germany U16

Very nice. But did you notice, at least 2 of them were a great work of his teammates.

 

[Antiillafire]

He had another 5 point game today. 11 points in 3 games for the U16 team. Weaker opponent, but still a good stat line

 

[mirec04]

Despite lower competition really impressive performances at last U16 tournament in Fussen.

 

[Antiillafire]

Will play for Slovakia’s Hlinka team this year. This could is a very interesting player. The skill is dynamic and has the size too. He's got some flare to this game.

 

[BKarchitect]

Will play for Slovakia’s Hlinka team this year. This could is a very interesting player. The skill is dynamic and has the size too. He's got some flare to this game.

Impressive...he's an October '08 so while not quite a double-underager I would think he would be one of the younger players at the tournament. Definitely somebody to watch for future NCAA commitment as well, it would seem.

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

How was his Hlinka and how good can be be?

 

[Pazucha]

How was his Hlinka and how good can be be?

I think he did really good. Fair to see he is one of the best prospects in the Slovak prospect pool.

 

[Antiillafire]

Dave Reid on the TSN broadcast has lots of positives to say about him. Kind of reminds me of when 16 year old Slaf was at the WJC and Ray Ferraro was saying that he would be a high pick in 2022

 

[BKarchitect]

EP had him playing another year of prep next season which I think would be hugely disappointing. That may just be their default setting right now though because he’s a late ‘08 from an American class standpoint.

Chicago took him decently high in the USHL draft and Kazda clearly seems ready with his size and experience, for the next step. Seems like a terrific situation for him - the Steel know how to develop stars.

After that he can follow the tried and true path to the University of Michigan and then a 1st round selection…

 

[macbowes]

2-5-7 in 4GP at the USHL Fall Classic, good for 10th in scoring, where his team lost in the semi-finals.

 

[Antiillafire]

2-5-7 in 4GP at the USHL Fall Classic, good for 10th in scoring, where his team lost in the semi-finals.

Is this good? Also how far is he from getting USHL games? I am unfamiliar with the levels of hockey in the US. Does he go from U16 to USHL ?

 

[macbowes]

Is this good? Also how far is he from getting USHL games? I am unfamiliar with the levels of hockey in the US. Does he go from U16 to USHL ?

I would assume he's going to play for the Steel next year, where he'll likely play for his D-1, and D seasons. I think it was a fine performance from Kazda, I was probably hoping for a little more production, but he was still amongst the top scorers, so it's hard to be too critical. The Fall Classic is one of the premiere tournaments for this age group in the US, and is a essentially top level competition for the area.

 

[Antiillafire]

41 points in 20 games, has 23 goals. His goals alone would put him top 5 on his team in points. But what is the next step of progression level wise? USHL or U18 AAA. It doesn’t seem like playing the rest of the season at U16 AAA would help him develop.

 

[Antiillafire]

https://x.com/i/web/status/1852475656510030197

Ushl debut. But listed as extra forward so who knows about TOI