Player's Profile
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- Name: Sergei Kolosov
- Position: D
- Shoots: Left
- Height: 6-4
- Weight: 217 lbs
- Birthdate: 1986-06-05
- Eligible for Draft: 2004
- Drafted: 2004
- Hometown: Minsk, Belarus
- Acquired: 5th round (151st overall), 2004
- Playing In: Europe
Sergei Kolosov
Prospect Grade: 6.5 C (About Prospect Grades)
History
2004-05: Kolosov opted to stay in Belarus even though the Red Wings hoped he would spend the year in the WHL. He played 37 games with Dynamo Minsk, scoring 2 goals and 6 assists for 8 points. He was held scoreless in 9 playoff games with Dynamo Minsk. Kolosov was apart of Belarus' U20 entry to the World Junior Championships but was held scoreless in 6 games. It was still a strong performance for the hulking defenseman, who found success using his body against opposing forwards along the boards and in clearing the crease.
2005-06: Kolosov played for the USHL's Cedar Rapids Roughriders in his first North American season. The defenseman scored 2 goals, 8 assists for 10 points in 50 games. He was held off the scoresheet in 8 playoff games. Kolosov again played for Belarus' U20 team, this time in the Division I WJC tournament, and scored 1 goal, 4 assists in 5 games.
2006-07: In his second USHL season, Kolosov scored 1 goal, 10 assists in 51 games. He also added 79 PIMs to his totals. He went scoreless in 5 playoff games.
2007-08: Kolosov returned to his native country, Belarus, and his former team, Dynamo Minsk. In 47 games, the blueliner scored 4 goals, 6 assists for 10 points along with 73 PIMs.
2008-09: Kolosov played his first season of North American pro hockey with Grand Rapids in the AHL, scoring 4 goals, 7 assists for 11 points in 70 games.
2009-10: In his second season with Grand Rapids, Kolosov scored 2 goals, 6 assists for 8 points in 66 games. He represented Belarus in both the Olympics and World Championships, but was held off the scoresheet in each tournament.
Talent Analysis
Kolosov is a hulking defenseman who has solid skating ability for a man of his size. He reads the play pretty well and is sound defensively. He displays a good attitude when on the ice. He works hard and is a physical presence. Mainly a defensive defenseman, Kolosov lacks top notch offensive instincts, but can join the rush and deliver a good outlet pass. On the down side he needs to add some bulk as well as continue working on his skating.
Future
Kolosov projects as a fifth or sixth defensive defenseman. He will return to the AHL’s Grand Rapids Griffins, looking to maintain his steady defensive game and earn a call-up from the Red Wings.
Stats
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Profile Last Updated: September, 4th 2011
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