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HabLover said:
Breault is from Quebec and so is , Esposito, and Michael Beiga. Esposito and Beiga are considered phenoms for their age group. Breault is arguably the best 88 born player in North America.
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moosefan said:
Hasn't that rule been changed (or is about to be changed)? I recall hearing about this "double crop" of college players since the NCAA will be allowing incoming freshmen to be drafted and still have eligibility. I thought it either happened this year or would happen in '04. If so, Bertram and others like him would be '05 eligible as they otherwise would if they took the junior route. Please correct me if I have incorrect/old information.
sveiglar said:
I think that is only for the USNTDP players, NTDP players can now be drafted and then go to University hockey after than if they want to.
JasonMacIsaac said:
also here are Vasynovs stats:
http://www.kinderhockey.ru/players/?id=921
Sergei Belykov is a late 87 born and he is putting up super numbers as well as he is miles ahead of the competition for 87's, here are his stats:
http://www.kinderhockey.ru/players/?id=789
these are two player to watch out for. If they contineau their rampages on the scoring sheets they could be 1 and 2 come their draft year, but that is still far off...right now we can only follow and see if they can contineau.
Kevin Harvey from Owen Sound is being overshadowed by the hype surrounding Ryan, but he's quietly getting better and putting up the stats each game.
He isn't playing with as quality players as Ryan is however...but has earned my respect...he's going to be a great player...almost at the point per game level after not scoring in his first 4-5 games.
Ryan's totals 12 gms 6g 5a 11pts +4
Harvey 14gms 5g 4a 9pts +8
Harvey was the Toronto regions top scorer last season...and will be heard from...
He isn't playing with as quality players as Ryan is however...but has earned my respect...he's going to be a great player...almost at the point per game level after not scoring in his first 4-5 games.
Ryan's totals 12 gms 6g 5a 11pts +4
Harvey 14gms 5g 4a 9pts +8
Harvey was the Toronto regions top scorer last season...and will be heard from...
balddog66 said:
Are you thinking of Kevin Baker? Kevin Harvey is a 19 year-old rookie with Owen Sound who has played Tier II with Oakville and Georgetown in the past. He plays much like his brother Todd but will never be confused for a great point producer. Kevin Baker, on the other hand, led the Toronto Young Nats and the GTHL in scoring last season and was Owen Sounds 3rd pick this year. He's a great skater with a soft scoring touch. I like him a lot and I think he'll play very well for Team Ontario should he be selected.
Esposito and Biega
Angelo Esposito is presently playing with St-Mary Shattucks, last year he finish second in scoring in his bantam AA league in Lac-St-Louis as a first year player
Michael Biega is currently playing in bantam AA for the WestIsland hockey organisation in Lac St-Louis. Last year, as a first year, he finish first in scoring in bantam AA in Lac St-Louis.
If 14 years old would still been accepted in Midget AAA, these two would have easily made the West-Island Lions this seasons. They both finish in front of the likes of Jason Legault, Kyle Kelly, Nicholas Pitsikoulis, Stefan Chaput and Alex Biega, who all made the Lions this season.
to Moosefan, Michael's brother Alex is also a very good hockey player, and let me tell you, there is another Biega in the coming, there is another playing peewee AA and i hear that he's tearing it up right now.
As for Michael is best regular season game so far, i think he as 8 points, is worst, 3.....
Angelo Esposito is presently playing with St-Mary Shattucks, last year he finish second in scoring in his bantam AA league in Lac-St-Louis as a first year player
Michael Biega is currently playing in bantam AA for the WestIsland hockey organisation in Lac St-Louis. Last year, as a first year, he finish first in scoring in bantam AA in Lac St-Louis.
If 14 years old would still been accepted in Midget AAA, these two would have easily made the West-Island Lions this seasons. They both finish in front of the likes of Jason Legault, Kyle Kelly, Nicholas Pitsikoulis, Stefan Chaput and Alex Biega, who all made the Lions this season.
to Moosefan, Michael's brother Alex is also a very good hockey player, and let me tell you, there is another Biega in the coming, there is another playing peewee AA and i hear that he's tearing it up right now.
As for Michael is best regular season game so far, i think he as 8 points, is worst, 3.....
moosefan said:
What's the story on this Breault kid?? Where is he playing now and what kind of stats is he putting up? Height/Weight? Is he the for sure #1 next year in the Q draft? If he's arguably the best '88 in North America, then why is #5 on your list?
HabLover said:
I have him 5th because I said arguably, I have seen Camper, Kessel play many more times than I have seen Breault at the moment so I am waiting to see him play MORE games till I make further judgment.
The AAA page has not been updated since October 19th, he has really really came on in the last few games such as something like 10 points in his last 3 games but these are his stats up till October 19th though. In 15 games he has 10 goals 12 assists to put him in the top 5 of league scoring leaders. These are super stats from a guy this age in the league and also now it is probably like 30 somthing points in 17 games or like that and could be like 2nd or 3rd in the league scoring now.
he is 5'11/175 as well. Yeah all scouts agree this guy is the #1 choice for this year.
Midget AAA 88 born leaders
Meilleurs Compteurs (15 ans)
# Joueur Équipe PJ B A Pts PM
36 Breault Benjamin CCL 15 10 12 22 8
66 Riendeau YannickCCL 15 6 15 21 0
11 Corsi Peter-James LLL 14 13 5 18 16
12 Massé Dany CAG 14 10 6 16 12
11 Chabot Jean-Philip LÉV 12 7 4 11 18
# Nom Prénom height weight born Pos.shot
36 Breault Benjamin 5'11 175 88-02-21 C L
66 Riendeau Yannick 5'08 140 88-06-18 F L
12 Massé Dany 5'09"½ 176 88-05-12 C L
11 Corsi Peter -James5' 10" 160 88-08-03 F L
11 Chabot Jean Philip 6,00 172 88-03-31 F L
Meilleurs Compteurs (15 ans)
# Joueur Équipe PJ B A Pts PM
36 Breault Benjamin CCL 15 10 12 22 8
66 Riendeau YannickCCL 15 6 15 21 0
11 Corsi Peter-James LLL 14 13 5 18 16
12 Massé Dany CAG 14 10 6 16 12
11 Chabot Jean-Philip LÉV 12 7 4 11 18
# Nom Prénom height weight born Pos.shot
36 Breault Benjamin 5'11 175 88-02-21 C L
66 Riendeau Yannick 5'08 140 88-06-18 F L
12 Massé Dany 5'09"½ 176 88-05-12 C L
11 Corsi Peter -James5' 10" 160 88-08-03 F L
11 Chabot Jean Philip 6,00 172 88-03-31 F L
Jason, check the Finland board. There is a thread for translations. The net translators are full of errors...JasonMacIsaac said:
moosefan said:
I'm fairly certain that is all players can now opt in to the draft and still be NCAA eligible, not just players in the USNTDP. The question is whether a guy like Wes O'Neill, currently in the NCAA, would still be eligble. Last year Al Montoya could not opt in or he would have lost his eligibility because he was currently playing in division 1. I'm not sure what the rule is for this situation this year.
AJ1982 said:
If Wes makes himself eligable for the draft this year he would not be able to play for NCAA next year.
moosefan said:
That's a rather unfortunate circumstance, but oh well. The 2005 draft will be even deeper.
HabLover said:
you can't really compare that and make Breault look as good as he is...to compare something like that would be like comparing Wayne Gretzky, to Joe Sakic. Gretzky is far and away the better player but Sakic is still a superstar. Not that I am comparing Crosby to Gretzky nor Breault to Sakic just saying what I think that comparison is like though.
6. Benjamin Breault—Forward—Notre Dame
Now he is playing with CCL in the quebec midget AAA league
And do you think that Mathieu Carle would be a potential top 10 pick??
Now he is playing with CCL in the quebec midget AAA league
And do you think that Mathieu Carle would be a potential top 10 pick??
Anfernic said:
I think Carle has the potential to be a top pick yes. I really like Carles game, he adds great offense from the point. Bathurst IMO got a real good pick in him when he slipped in the Q draft to late first round. I have to really see more of Carle but from what I have seen he is a great player who has a ton of potential that could be a top pick. On my 2006 list (Carle is a late birthday so he is 2006 ranked) I have him going 1st round I think in the top 15 or 20 players.
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okay.. time to hype a Swedish kid you guys never have heard of (and I bet we will see him on a lot of rankings further on ) 
Name: Nicklas Bergfors
Team: Södertälje U20
Born: 1987
Position: Forward
Bergfors is currently playing against guys 3 years older in the Swedish U20-league and he is putting up great numbers. He has emerged this season as the top Swedish 87-born player.
Bergfors will also compete with the older national team (U18) in a tournament that starts in 3 days.
Definitely first round potential (top 10?).
Also there are two other Swedes that are also born 1987 and playing very well in the U20-league: Tom Wandell (Södertälje) and Mattias Ritola (Frölunda). Those two look like first rounders as well (btw, Sweden will have a scary draft in two years.. there's tons of quality players born 1987).
The following guys will likely end up in the top 3 rounds of the draft
Alexander Sundström, f
Alexander Ribbenstrand, d
Johannes Salmonsson, f (if he opts out of the 2004 draft)
Fredrik Sonntag,f
Patrik Zackrisson, f
Nicklas Öhman, d
Anders Selin, d
Name: Nicklas Bergfors
Team: Södertälje U20
Born: 1987
Position: Forward
Bergfors is currently playing against guys 3 years older in the Swedish U20-league and he is putting up great numbers. He has emerged this season as the top Swedish 87-born player.
Bergfors will also compete with the older national team (U18) in a tournament that starts in 3 days.
Definitely first round potential (top 10?).
Also there are two other Swedes that are also born 1987 and playing very well in the U20-league: Tom Wandell (Södertälje) and Mattias Ritola (Frölunda). Those two look like first rounders as well (btw, Sweden will have a scary draft in two years.. there's tons of quality players born 1987).
The following guys will likely end up in the top 3 rounds of the draft
Alexander Sundström, f
Alexander Ribbenstrand, d
Johannes Salmonsson, f (if he opts out of the 2004 draft)
Fredrik Sonntag,f
Patrik Zackrisson, f
Nicklas Öhman, d
Anders Selin, d
Some rumor say that Angelo Esposito won't returned to Quebec next year and will at SSM.
Can someone give me an update on that.
Because if it's true that will be a big lost for the Q
Can someone give me an update on that.
Because if it's true that will be a big lost for the Q
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