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ISS November Top 15 prospects for 2006

Written by: Int'l Scouting Services on 11/28/2005 Subscribe to HF's RSS Feed

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Name

Pos

Birth Date

S/C

Ht.

Wt.

Team

League

1

Kessel, Phil (Fr.)

C

Oct 2/87

R

6'0

185

Minnesota

WCHA

2

Frolik, Michael

LW

Feb 17/88

L

6'1

187

Kladno

CzeE

3

Toews, Jonathan (Fr.)

F

Apr 29/88

L

6'2

185

U of North Dakota

WCHA

4

Mueller, Peter *

C

Apr 14/88

R

6'2

200

Everett

WHL

5

Staal, Jordan

C

Sep 10/88

L

6'4

209

Peterborough

OHL

6

Sheppard, James

LW

Apr 25/88

L

6'2

201

Cape Breton

QMJHL

7

Johnson, Erik (Minn-06V)

RD

Mar 21/88

R

6.05

227

USA18

USNTDP

8

Little, Bryan

C

Nov 12/87

R

5'10.5

182

Barrie

OHL

9

Bernier, Jonathan

G

Aug 7/88

L

6'0

179

Lewiston

QMJHL

10

Joensuu, Jesse

LW

Oct 5/87

L

6'4

194

Assat

FinE

11

Ruzicka, David

RD

Mar 8/88

L

6'3

183

Kladno

CzeJr

12

DeGray, John

LD

Mar 14/88

L

6'4

202

Brampton

OHL

13

Dowzak, Tysen

LD

Mar 8/88

L

6'4

227

Kelowna

WHL

14

Okposo, Kyle (Minn-06V)

C

Apr 16/88

R

5'10

185

Des Moines

USHL

15

Backstrom, Nicklas

C

Nov 23/87

L

5'11

185

Brynas

SweE

 

 

RISING

Cory Emmerton, C -- Kingston (OHL)

Height: 6'0      Weight: 181

The rookie sensation from the Kingston Frontenacs was projected to be a solid two-way player, but he has jumped out quickly and is assembling great offensive stats. He has displayed excellent vision and a tricky stick that has allowed him to carry some of the scoring load for the Frontenacs. His continual improvement has been in all facets of the game and as a result, he continues to rocket up our charts for the 2006 Draft.

 

Evan Fuller, C -- Prince George (WHL)

Height:  6’1  Weight: 196 

Fuller has had a great start to the year.  He does it all: kills penalties, power play, and doesn’t shy away from a good fight.  He came into camp in great shape and ready to play. Every year someone comes out of the woodwork resulting in a surprise pick.  Fuller is this year’s version. He continues to get better on a nightly basis.  Fuller is a very well-rounded forward who plays in both ends of the rink and possesses the unteachable talent of leadership. he was Prince George's third round pick, 44th overall, in 2003 Bantam Draft.

 

Matthew McCue, D -- Spokane (WHL)   

Height: 6'5   Weight: 208

McCue is a big, strong defenseman who is rugged and capable of playing a physical style of game.  He will not hesitate to drop the gloves to settle a score or stick up for a teammate. He has the size and strength to dominate in the corners and along the walls.

 

Ivan Vishnevsky, D -- Rouyn-Noranda (QMJHL) 

Height: 5'11.5  Weight: 178

This slick mobile blue-liner has emerged as a legitimate first-round candidate for the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. The team that selects him will do so with one thing in mind – to generate offense. Vishnevsky has the kind of skills that would translate well in the new NHL landscape. He makes superb outlet passes and has terrific vision and puckhandling skills. He also has perhaps the best speed and footwork of any defender in this year's draft. Granted, he's no pillar of strength in his own zone, but he's lethal on the power play. Has an excellent one-timer and can carry the mail and create.

 

FALLING

 

Ryan McInerney, C -- Sault Ste. Marie (OHL)

Height: 5'10     Weight: 190

After a mediocre rookie season with the Soo Greyhounds and a disappointing U- 17 Championship in Lethbridge, McInerney put a tremendous amount of time into the gym and came to training camp in fantastic condition. His start to the season was very impressive and he had shown more desire to play in traffic and get his nose dirty. Then on October 5th, he went home because “he had lost his passion to play the game.” At ISS, we are very concerned about players who leave their teams and we are doubly concerned when a player indicates that he lost his passion.

 

Peter-James Corsi, C -- Val d'Or Foreurs (QMJHL) 

Height: 5'10.5    Weight: 175

Corsi was the Foreurs’ first-round pick, seventh overall, in the 2004 QMJHL draft. He’s been a major disappointment this season with only 7 points in 16 games. He's a shifty player, showed good patience with puck, but is not the biggest player, and needs to work on strength. He doesn't look like an NHL prospect at this time.

 

Dany Masse, C -- Val d'Or Foreurs   (QMJHL)

Height: 5'10    Weight:  185

 

Masse is not the biggest, most skilled or the fastest player, but he is smart with good hockey sense. He doesn't look like a NHL prospect at this time.  He would need to add another gear, add size or a combination of both to receive some consideration. Masse was Val d'Or's second round pick, 23rd Overall in 2004 QMJHL draft.

 

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Team Atlantic

 

Kyle Downer

G

7-Jun-89

St. John’s Maple Leafs Midget AAA

Stephen Lund

D

9-Jan-89

PEI Rocket (QMJHL)

Scott Jenks

D

20-Feb-89

Choate Prep School (USA)

Alexi Pianosi

D

22-Feb-89

Dartmouth Subways Midget AAA

Dan Whelan

D

2-Sep-89

Summerside Capitals (MJAHL)

Ben MacAskill

D

26-Jun-89

Halifax Mooseheads (QMJHL)

Matthew Brenton

F

25-Feb-89

Weeks Crushers (MJAHL)

Brad Tesink

D

15-Jan-89

Gatineau Olympiques (QMJHL)

Geoff Hum

F

23-May-89

Dartmouth Subways Midget AAA

Patrice Cormier

F

14-Jun-90

Moncton Beavers (MJAHL)

Luke Adam

F

18-Jun-90

St. John’s Maple Leafs Midget AAA

Randy Cameron

F

28-Jan-89

Summerside Capitals (MJAHL)

Ben Higgins

F

14-Apr-89

Moncton Flyers Midget AAA

Chris Doyle

F

22-Mar-90

Notre Dame Hounds Midget AAA

Travis Perry

F

20-Jan-89

Moncton Flyers Midget AAA

Scott Brannon

F

28-Feb-89

Cape Breton Screaming Eagles (QMJHL)

Andrew Taylor

F

17-Jan-89

Saint John Vito’s Midget AAA

Colin Escott

F

19-Feb-89

Gatineau Olympiques (QMJHL)

Alex Grant

D

20-Jan-89

Saint John Seadogs (QMJHL)

Brad Malone

F

20-May-89

Cushing Academy (USA)

Logan MacMillan

F

5-Jul-89

Halifax Mooseheads (QMJHL)

Curtis Black

G

26-Jun-89

Fredericton Canadiens Midget AAA

 


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