Holly Gunning
Jason Zucker
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Birthday:
1992-01-16 |
Position:
LW |
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Eligible for draft:
2010 |
Shoots:
Left |
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Drafted:
2010 |
Height:
5-11 |
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Acquired:
2nd round (59th overall), 2010 |
Weight:
174 lbs. |
Prospect Talent Score
Probability of Success
- B
2008-09: Zucker played for the US NTDP Under-17 squad. In 36 games vs. NAHL competition, Zucker scored 11 goals and added 4 assists for 15 points to go along with 55 penalty minutes. In 16 games against vs. other competition, Zucker scored 2 goals and added 6 assists for 8 points. Advanced for his age, Zucker was part of Team USA’s gold medal-winning Under-18 World Junior Championship team.
2009-10: Played for the US NTDP Under-18 team. In 22 games vs. USHL competition, Zucker scored 11 goals and added 7 assists for 18 points. Against other competition, Zucker scored 18 goals and added 17 assists in 38 games. Zucker won two more gold medals this season, one with Team USA’s Under-20 squad at the 2010 World Junior Championships, and the other his second consecutive gold at the Under-18 World Juniors.
2010-11: Zucker skated in 40 of 42 games for the University of Denver as a freshman and played for the bronze medal-winning United States team that hosted the 2011 U20 World Junior Championship. Zucker was the second-leading scorer for the Pioneers, scoring 23 goals with 22 assists and was +23 with 59 PMs, and was named the WCHA’s Rookie of the Year. Denver finished second in the WCHA and lost to league champion North Dakota in the WCHA and NCAA Midwest Regional final games. Zucker scored one goal in four games for Team USA, missing time after receiving an illegal hit from Slovakia’s Martin Marincin (EDM).
2009-10: Played for the US NTDP Under-18 team. In 22 games vs. USHL competition, Zucker scored 11 goals and added 7 assists for 18 points. Against other competition, Zucker scored 18 goals and added 17 assists in 38 games. Zucker won two more gold medals this season, one with Team USA’s Under-20 squad at the 2010 World Junior Championships, and the other his second consecutive gold at the Under-18 World Juniors.
2010-11: Zucker skated in 40 of 42 games for the University of Denver as a freshman and played for the bronze medal-winning United States team that hosted the 2011 U20 World Junior Championship. Zucker was the second-leading scorer for the Pioneers, scoring 23 goals with 22 assists and was +23 with 59 PMs, and was named the WCHA’s Rookie of the Year. Denver finished second in the WCHA and lost to league champion North Dakota in the WCHA and NCAA Midwest Regional final games. Zucker scored one goal in four games for Team USA, missing time after receiving an illegal hit from Slovakia’s Martin Marincin (EDM).
