S71 Draft Profiles - Part 7

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Well, the regular season is now over, and the playoffs now present themselves as the S71 prospects' last chance to prove their worth to VHL GMs ahead of the draft. Let's see who's currently leading the pack:

 

Rankings

1. Kyl Oferson -

2. Roque Davis -

3. Stone Wolski -

4. Erik Killinger -

5. Jim Bob -

6. Ola Vikingstad -

7. Thomas Landry II -

8. Uhtred -

9. Hugh Jass -

10. Joe Proto -

 

Biggest Risers

Vin Calia 13

Chip chiperson 8

Kazimir Komarov 5

 

Biggest Fallers

Cassius Gardner 9

Kendall Rasmussen 8

Nicolas Konig 7

 

Newly Qualified / Requalified

Erik Hjalmarsson

 

Newly Unqualified

Randy Stewarts

 

Stats

Kyl Oferson	74	Roque Davis	118	Roque Davis	154
Uhtred	68	Hugh Jass	97	Kyl Oferson	153
Erik Killinger	62	Thomas Landry II	85	Uhtred	148
Thomas Landry II	60	Uhtred	80	Thomas Landy II	145
Ola Vikingstad	56	Kyl Oferson	79	Hugh Jass	132
Nicolas Konig	44	Jim Bob	76	Ola Vikingstad	130
Bob Helminen	38	Ola Vikingstad	74	Erik Killinger	124
Roque Davis	36	Erik Killinger	62	Jim Bob	92
Hugh Jass	35	Jason Goeson	55	Nicolas Konig	91
Kazimir Komarov	33	Pengu	52	Bob Helminen	74

Name	Save %
Stone Wolski	.915
Joakim Bruden	.886
Hex Valentine	.876
Bennett Dahl	.868
Woody McPine	.855

 

News

- Jim Bob and Ola Vikingstad hit 300 TPE last week.

- Thomas Landry II hit the VHLM TPA limit of 250 last week.

- Joakim Bruden hit 200 TPE last week.

- Ray Sheilds, Hex Valentine and Gary Neal hit 100 TPE last week.

- Ray Sheilds earned the most TPE last week, with 25.

 

Profiles

Roque Davis - D - 356 TPE

A game-changing defenseman with unmatched awareness in all areas of the ice, Davis has undoubtedly took the VHLM by storm this season. He posesses wonderful mobility and a sneaky good shot as well. He led the league in assists (118) and points (154) this season, and looks to keep his momentum going into the playoffs with San Diego. He has earned every single possible capped TPE so far, showing his incredible consistency in earning TPE. Davis will be an amazing player, and I'm excited to see what he'll become.

 

Bob Helminen - LW - 117 TPE

Bob Helminen has been a prospect who has been consistent in earning TPE so far in his career, and been rewarded with some great stats this season. The winger scored 38 goals, and a total of 74 points in S70, which are both top 10 in their respective categories. In his past 5 full weeks, he has earned 65 TPE, averaging out as 13 per week. On top of that, he already has 18 this week. I think he has considerably high potential if he stays consistent.

 

Thomas Landry II - LW - 288 TPE

Landry II is a very well-rounded player with elite potential. I see no holes in his game, and I think that's something that a VHL team loves to see in a player so early in their career. He has had an uphill climb keeping up with the other top prospects of this draft since he started with just 30 base TPE, and he has done about as well as one possibly could. Earning the 5th most TPE in the draft, Landry II has been a force to reckon with this season, with 60 goals and 145 points. With Doomsday's job as a VSN writer as well, this player has a ton going for him and there's no doubt that he will be a great VHL player.