Jaden Schwartz
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Jaden Schwartz

Hometown:

Wilcox Saskatchewan

Team:

St. Louis Blues

Currently Playing In:

NCAA

Birthday:

1992-06-25
Position:

C
Eligible for draft:

2010
Shoots:

Left
Drafted:

2010
Height:

5-10
Acquired:

1st round (14th overall), 2010
Weight:

193 lbs.
Prospect Talent Score
8.0

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Probability of Success
  • B

2008-09: Schwartz played for the Notre Dame Hounds of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League.  In 46 games for the Hounds, Schwartz scored 34 goals and added 42 assists for 76 points.  

2009-10: Rookie with the USHL’s Tri-City Storm. In 60 games for the Storm, Schwartz scored 33 goals and added 50 assists for 83 points, making him the leading scorer in the USHL for 2009-10.  He was named the USHL’s Forward of the Year.  Participated in the 2010 USHL All-Star Game.

Watch this HF video of Jaden Schwartz from the 2010 NHL Draft

2010-11: Schwartz posted 47 points in 30 games for Colorado College as a freshman – missing time after breaking his ankle while playing for Canada at the 2011 U20 World Junior Championship tournament. Schwartz scored 17 goals with 20 assists and was -3 with 22 PMs; earning WCHA Third Team and All-Rookie honors. The Tigers finished sixth in the WCHA but earned an NCAA berth after reaching the WCHA tournament semifinals. Schwartz scored 1 goal with 2 assists and was -1 in two games for Canada before suffering his ankle injury. Canada won a silver medal at the tournament. 

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