Prospect Info: 62 OA - RW Felix Unger Sorum (Leksand SHL)

DaveG

Noted Jerk
Apr 7, 2003
51,245
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Winston-Salem NC
5'11/170lb Norwegan-Swedish dual national winger

46 points in 42 games in the U-20 league in Sweden - 2nd in league in assists, 3rd in total points for u-18 players
9 in 7 in the playoffs
managed to play 7 games in the Leksand SHL team but did not register a point
10 (2G-8A) in 7 at the U-18s.

don't know much about this guy honestly

born one day before the cutoff for the 2024 draft.
 
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Lempo

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Anton Dubinchuk

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Jul 18, 2010
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85th ranked player in the EliteProspects Guide

Despite really strong production at the J20 level and even appearing in a chunk of games in the SHL, Felix Unger Sörum seemingly flew a bit under the radar. That was until the U18s where he was one of Sweden’s best forwards and the primary playmaker on a supremely effective first line. Unger Sörum’s calling card is his passing. He’s a crafty small-area distributor and responsible for some of the most creative feeds of the season. He was also consistently manipulative, both as a playmaker and handler. He keeps the defenders guessing through his movement and body language, then evades their sticks with smart slip and hook passes. His playmaking also pops off in transition; nobody made more cross-lane plays in transition among draft-eligible forwards at the J20 level this season. The question is whether his offensive skill and playmaking are truly high-end enough considering he’s not the fleetest of foot and far from being physically imposing. There are occasional flashes of skating skill – mostly through crossovers or cutbacks – but his stride lacks ankle flexion and separation between his lower and upper-body. Players with his profile don’t usually have the easiest time adjusting to North America. There are reasons to believe Unger Sörum could potentially buck that trend, though. One selling point is that he’s one of the youngest players in the draft; he would’ve been a 2024 eligible had he been born just two days later. This should give him more developmental leeway compared to the vast majority of his peers. Unger Sörum is one of the more skilled options a team could potentially pick in the middle rounds, although he could go off the board even earlier after his performance at the U18s.
 
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