LW Sean Farrell - Harvard University, NCAA (2020, 124th, MTL)
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Not to be a wet blanket, because the Crimson are a solid team, but reaching the Frozen Four would be quite an achievement.
The ECAC is not highly regarded among the college conferences and to this point Harvard has benefitted from playing a mediocre schedule; with the exception of a couple of notable games.
The upcoming Beanpot Tournament should provide a clearer picture and give scouts a good chance to see just where Farrell is in terms of his pro potential.
We are talking about a single game elimination tournament, with top end talent like Harvard has I would not rule them out. My point was more that even if they go all the way, there will be NHL games left for him to play at season's end.
Harvard shutout by Quinnipiac, 3-0, in meeting of ECAC's top two teams.
According to line charts Farrell skated with Karpa and Coronato.
Contrast between the Crimson and Quinnipiac is drastic - Harvard is generally smaller with a lot of first and second round draft picks.
Quinnipiac is a bigger, older team featuring graduates and transfers. Skylar Brind'amour scored for the Bobcats.
According to line charts Farrell skated with Karpa and Coronato.
Contrast between the Crimson and Quinnipiac is drastic - Harvard is generally smaller with a lot of first and second round draft picks.
Quinnipiac is a bigger, older team featuring graduates and transfers. Skylar Brind'amour scored for the Bobcats.
41 pts in 24 games
37 pts in his last 19 games
His 1.71 ppg is the 2nd best in the NCAA this season, only behind Fantili.
Outside of Fantili, Farrell has the best ppg in the NCAA since Connor in 15-16.
21-22: Brink (1.39 ppg)
20-21: Caufield (1.68 ppg)
19-20: Dugan (1.53 ppg)
18-19: Fox (1.46 ppg)
17-18: Gaudette (1.58 ppg)
16-17: Aston-Reese (1.66 ppg)
15-16: Kyle Connor (1.87 ppg)
Also the 6th best ppg since 03-04
37 pts in his last 19 games
His 1.71 ppg is the 2nd best in the NCAA this season, only behind Fantili.
Outside of Fantili, Farrell has the best ppg in the NCAA since Connor in 15-16.
21-22: Brink (1.39 ppg)
20-21: Caufield (1.68 ppg)
19-20: Dugan (1.53 ppg)
18-19: Fox (1.46 ppg)
17-18: Gaudette (1.58 ppg)
16-17: Aston-Reese (1.66 ppg)
15-16: Kyle Connor (1.87 ppg)
Also the 6th best ppg since 03-04
I am a massive Farrell fan but I don’t like comparing PPG in the NCAA. There are really big age gaps and Farrell is in his D+3 season. As much as he is dominating I would expect a 21 to do better than a 18, 19 or 20 year old. They are much more physically and mentally mature.
Yeah age is a huge factor Andy Miele was not even good enough for the NHL. Not saying that Farrell will bust.
2 goals and an assist already tonight, PPG is at 1.7. Can he catch Fantilli who is at 1.81 ?
Ironic how pretty much most of Princeton's top scorers are from Massachusetts while Harvard has six players who grew up playing in New Jersey and a goalie who played right across the river in Pennsylvania.
2 more assists today as Harvard moved on in the ECAC playoffs.
51 points in 31 games.
51 points in 31 games.
He is very much in the talks but on the Habs board, not here.
There's really no debate. He's made it pretty clear he wants to turn pro ASAP and there is no point in him going back to Harvard to dominate another 30-35 game season.
Lower lines role for the USNTD program, didn't score much - also wasn't selected to the WJC either
but after that its been all fire for him.
2019-2020 ->
67 goals
172 assists
239 points
1.55 points per game
+82
International hockey (OG & WC) 5 goals, 7 assists, 12 points (0.92 ppg) +6.
his 196 points in the USHL, ranks him 6th all time, 4th all time in assists.
but after that its been all fire for him.
2019-2020 ->
67 goals
172 assists
239 points
1.55 points per game
+82
International hockey (OG & WC) 5 goals, 7 assists, 12 points (0.92 ppg) +6.
his 196 points in the USHL, ranks him 6th all time, 4th all time in assists.
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