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  • Name: Bryce Aneloski
  • Position: D
  • Shoots: Right
  • Height: 6-1
  • Weight: 198 lbs
  • Birthdate: 1990-04-27
  • Eligible for Draft: 2008
  • Drafted: 2010
  • Hometown: Pekin, Illinois
  • Acquired: 7th round (196th overall), 2010
  • Playing In: NCAA

Bryce Aneloski

Prospect Grade: 6.0 D  (About Prospect Grades)

Profile Contributed By: HF Staff

History

2006-07: Played for Team Illinois Midget squad in the MWEHL. Selected by the Cedar Rapids in the 8th round of the 2007 USHL Entry Draft with the 81st overall pick.

2007-08: Has played regularly for Cedar Rapids in his first season in the USHL. Named defensive player of the week in the second of December for his offensive play in a series sweep Sioux Falls.

2008-09: Aneloski attended Providence College for one semester and skated in 16 games before returning to junior hockey with Cedar Rapids (USHL). Aneloski was -1 with 1 assist and had 8 PMs during his tenure with Providence (Hockey East). In 38 games with the RoughRiders he scored 4 goals with 8 assists and was -3 with 38 PMs.

2009-10: Aneloski was the leading scorer amongst defensemen for Cedar Rapids in his third USHL season and committed to playing college hockey at Nebraska-Omaha in 2010-11. he scored 15 goals with a team-high 39 assists and was +10 with 34 PMs in 60 games for the RoughRiders, who finished second in the East Division. Aneloski was selected as a 20-year-old by the Ottawa Senators in the seventh round (196th overall) of the 2010 NHL Draft.

2010-11: Aneloski skated in all 39 games for Nebraska-Omaha as a sophomore and was second amongst Mavericks defensemen with 17 assists. He scored 2 goals and was +15 with 14 PMs for the upstart Mavericks, who finished a surprising third in the WCHA and took eventual NCAA runner-up Michigan to overtime in an NCAA West semifinal game.

Talent Analysis

Aneloski is a well-rounded two-way defenseman with good poise. He has a good first couple steps, good lead pass and can work the puck up the ice effectively. Can be used on special teams.

Future

Aneloski will play his college hockey for the Providence Friars.

Stats

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Profile Last Updated: October, 24th 2011


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