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ThanksOn prospectpipeline.ca he has a counter in the sidebar. 75 days until Priority Selection draft (April 6).
ThanksOn prospectpipeline.ca he has a counter in the sidebar. 75 days until Priority Selection draft (April 6).
I don't see too much info regarding The Grey Bruce Highlanders. A few players are looking pretty good. Defenceman Darcy Scott, Goalie Ryan Wheeler and Defenceman Eddie MacLean to mention a few.
What is the likelihood of Wright reporting to Flint?
Curious about Caden Brown? Were do you see him ranked amongst 2019 Ohl draft eligible players. He's the son of Jeff Brown and brother of Logan Brown so I figured he could be a good prospect but I haven't heard much about him this year. Is he still considered a good prospect? Also I've read thru most of the player profiles and was curious if you have one for Dylan Gratton?February OHL Draft Ranking: The Top-220
We've officially released our 2019 OHL Priority Selection Ranking for the month of February, and this month's edition is bigger and better than ever before. Included in February's ranking are our top-220 prospects eligible for the 2019 OHL Draft, as well as 30 honourable mentions who could surprise come Draft Day. Also featured within this month's ranking are a whopping 50 prospect profiles -- a boatload of information to digest with the Priority Selection just two months away.
February OHL Draft Ranking: The Top-220
We've officially released our 2019 OHL Priority Selection Ranking for the month of February, and this month's edition is bigger and better than ever before. Included in February's ranking are our top-220 prospects eligible for the 2019 OHL Draft, as well as 30 honourable mentions who could surprise come Draft Day. Also featured within this month's ranking are a whopping 50 prospect profiles -- a boatload of information to digest with the Priority Selection just two months away.
Agreed, he plays a solid two-way game and is strong defensively as well. At the moment we view him as a third-to-fourth round pick, but he could very well rise into the second-round based on various team needs and perceptions. Thanks for your comment.People are sleeping on Jacob Holmes, he's gonna be really good at the next level. I could see him being a 2nd rounder
Caden Brown is certainly a strong prospect. He's committed to the University of Wisconsin and could be nabbed by an OHL franchise if they feel as though he'll report in the years ahead. As far as Gratton goes, we haven't written a profile yet but he's the next up on our list. We're currently working our way through a number of US-born prospects in order to provide a more comprehensive overview of this season's class. Look for Gratton's profile in the next week or so!Curious about Caden Brown? Were do you see him ranked amongst 2019 Ohl draft eligible players. He's the son of Jeff Brown and brother of Logan Brown so I figured he could be a good prospect but I haven't heard much about him this year. Is he still considered a good prospect? Also I've read thru most of the player profiles and was curious if you have one for Dylan Gratton?
Nice write up but fyi your Will Cuylle picture is actually a picture of Luka Henault # 43 a defensmen for the Spits.The 2002-born rookie class is dominating the OHL this season, as a number of former GTHL, ETA, SCTA, and HPHL prospects have quickly become offensive catalysts with their new teams. Although this post doesn't relate to the 2019 OHL Priority Selection specifically, it offers up a solid summary of this year's OHL rookie class and how eight individual prospects have fared in their rookie seasons following the 2018 Priority Selection.
Nice list but the 2 Euros are not 2002's. Kind of a misleading title.The 2002-born rookie class is dominating the OHL this season, as a number of former GTHL, ETA, SCTA, and HPHL prospects have quickly become offensive catalysts with their new teams. Although this post doesn't relate to the 2019 OHL Priority Selection specifically, it offers up a solid summary of this year's OHL rookie class and how eight individual prospects have fared in their rookie seasons following the 2018 Priority Selection.
Thanks for catching that! We've replaced the previous picture with a real shot of CuylleNice write up but fyi your Will Cuylle picture is actually a picture of Luka Henault # 43 a defensmen for the Spits.
Grey-Bruce Highlanders are a decent team in a decent division. SCTA just doesn't compare in sheer talent as GTHL. The ETA probably has the next most (top) prospects. Even Alliance has good players, but are few and far between. Some of the best players currently in SCTA just don't stack up vs. GTHL players at this time.
Not trying to knock any of them, they can compete most definitely, but I wouldn't expect to see many G/BH's going in the top rounds, and as mentioned, Prospect Pipelines is doing this is some kind of ranked order.
On the Highlanders though, Aiden Yarde was my favourite player on that team. Care to tell me a bit more about him? Even the rest. Tell me your opinions on them?
Not to our knowledge, no. The League does release a Priority Selection Preview Guide ahead of the draft, within which they highlight and profile a number of prospects they view (unofficially) as the top within the class. We'll post a link to last year's guide below so you have an idea of what to expect ahead of the 2019 OHL Priority Selection.On another note...does OHL Central Scouting ever release their rankings to the public?
As promised, here is our OHL Prospect Profile for Dylan Gratton of the T1EHL's North Jersey Avalanche.Curious about Caden Brown? Were do you see him ranked amongst 2019 Ohl draft eligible players. He's the son of Jeff Brown and brother of Logan Brown so I figured he could be a good prospect but I haven't heard much about him this year. Is he still considered a good prospect? Also I've read thru most of the player profiles and was curious if you have one for Dylan Gratton?