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  • Name: Joe Fallon
  • Position: G
  • Catches:
  • Height: 6-3
  • Weight: 195 lbs
  • Birthdate: 1985-02-01
  • Eligible for Draft: 2003
  • Drafted:
  • Hometown: Bemidji, Minnesota
  • Acquired: 167th overall, 2005 NHL Entry Draft by Chicago
  • Playing In: NCAA

Joe Fallon

Prospect Grade: 6.0 C  (About Prospect Grades)

Profile Contributed By: DJ Powers

History

2004-05: The Catamounts finished fourth in the conference, and the biggest reason behind the turnaround from the year before was freshman goaltending sensation Joseph Fallon. He is widely considered the top current NCAA goaltender eligible for the draft. The Bemidji, Minnesota native rewrote the school goaltending record books. Fallon finished the season with a 17-10-4 record that included five shutouts in 32 appearances. His 1.96 goals against average ranks eighth in the nation while his .921 save percentage ranks 14th. He also finished 20th in the nation with a .613 winning percentage. Fallon’s 1.96 GAA and his five shutouts were new school single season records, while his .921 save percentage was the second highest single season record in school history. Fallon’s exceptional season earned him numerous honors including the ECACHL and the New England Divison I Rookie of the Year honors. He was also named to the ECACHL, USCHO and Inside College Hockey All-Rookie Teams.

Talent Analysis

He is a big goaltender at 6’3 who covers a lot of net. He is a stand-up type with extremely good lateral movement. Fallon displays great confidence, focus and is very consistent. He has the ability to make the second and third saves and does a very good job of controlling his rebounds. He follows plays well and stays square to the shooters. He is also willing to challenge shooters. Fallon is a very good on his angles and does a great job of covering the lower part of the net. His puckhandling ability, which isn’t one of his strongest attributes, is an area that Fallon can improve in.

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Profile Last Updated: April, 27th 2008


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