S71 Draft Profiles - Part 4

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Welcome back everyone! We are about half way through the season, and this draft class is looking stronger and stronger by the day. Here is my current top 10 as always:

 

1. Kyl Oferson -

2. Roque Davis -

3. Erik Killinger -

4. Stone Wolski -

5. Ola Vikingstad -

6. Thomas Landry II -

7. Jim Bob -

8. Uhtred 1

9. Hugh Jass 1

10. Joakim Bruden -

 

Not much movement inside the top 10, but quite a bit in my spreadsheet, which now shows last weeks rankings and this weeks

rankings: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Z3UmjHIkmoBNTRdw8dgQdp4kOVhVLVRgPADZOndKJUY/edit?usp=sharing

 

Stats

Name	Goals	Name	Assists	Name	Points
Kyl Oferson	39	Roque Davis	67	Roque Davis	88
Uhtred	39	Hugh Jass	59	Kyl Oferson	87
Ola Vikingstad	36	Jim Bob	51	Hugh Jass	81
Erik Killinger	37	Kyl Oferson	48	Ola Vikingstad	77
Thomas Landry II	29	Ola Vikingstad	41	Uhtred	75
Hugh Jass	22	Thomas Landry II	41	Erik Killinger	71
Roque Davis	21	Uhtred	36	Thomas Landy II	70
Adam Syreck	17	Erik Killinger	34	Jim Bob	61
Alex Burrows	14	Zyrok12	28	Zyrok12	35
Richard Penisson	13	Joaquin Ventura	21	Alex Burrows	32

Name	Save %
Stone Wolski	.914
Joakim Bruden	.882
Hex Valentine	.875
Bennett Dahl	.851
Carter Fetterly	.842

 

News

- Kyl Oferson hit 300 TPE this past week.

- Ola Vikingstad and Jim Bob hit the VHLM limit of 250 TPA this past week.

- Uhtred and Hugh Jass hit 200 TPE this past week.

- Pengu and Thomas Landry II each earned 22 TPE this past week, which was the most among draftees.

 

 

Profiles

Joakim Bruden - G - 186 TPE

Joakim Bruden is a goalie with little to no weaknesses, and exceptional reaction speeds. He has already won an incredible 30 games in just 37 total games played this season. To say he has been the backbone for a great Ottawa team would be an understatement. The Swedish netminder has consistently earned TPE as a first gen so far, never dipping into single digits in any given week, and earning over 20 three times. There's quite a bit of potential here, if Bruden stays consistent.

 

Joe Proto - LW - 114 TPE

Proto has burst onto the scene lately, with 31, 21 and then 32 TPE his first three weeks. If he keeps this up, it's obvious that he will quickly become a top prospect in this draft, as stacked as it already seems to be. The offense has been coming a bit slowly so far, but with his TPE rising as fast as it is, his offense is sure to follow suit. He has 6 goals and 13 points in 31 games. Proto is a pretty well balanced player with good defensive and offensive instincts. I think he could become a superstar if he stays active and committed enough. 

 

Gavin Harris - D - 87 TPE

A bit of an under the radar player so far in this draft class, Harris has quietly had a great start to his VHLM career. He has 17 points in 36 games with the Hounds this season as a defenseman, and more of a defensive one at that. Harris is not afraid to hit, and has very impressive defensive instincts. In terms of TPE production, he has earned 57 TPE in his first 4 weeks, which is really good for someone just starting out. If he continues like this, any VHL GM will be extremely happy to have him in their organization.

 

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