DannyShock
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In the tournament LegacyGlobalSports - WSI U15 in PHILADEPLHIA / May 2019/ will be play also czech team, but not from czech federation, private group. Probably with 90% of the best boys 2004.
Whats the story on this kids dual status anyway? Brad Lambert, doesn't sound very Finnish to me. I'll assume a Finnish mom/Canadian dad and the family currently resides in Finland?Everything points to Finland.
Which is why he’s so sure he’ll challenge Savoie and Wright.
Something like that, I imagine. I’m sure others are more knowledgeable of this topic.Whats the story on this kids dual status anyway? Brad Lambert, doesn't sound very Finnish to me. I'll assume a Finnish mom/Canadian dad and the family currently resides in Finland?
Yeah his dad is from Saskatchewan and is a coach in Finland while the mother is Finnish. Spends the school year in Finland then comes to Saskatoon to train over the summer. Wasn't eligible for the WHL draft but chance he comes over in the import draft, especially if the Saskatoon Blades take him.Whats the story on this kids dual status anyway? Brad Lambert, doesn't sound very Finnish to me. I'll assume a Finnish mom/Canadian dad and the family currently resides in Finland?
The story was told above, but I want to mention that he has played some games for Finnish U16 national team already. That doesn't mean anything for sure but I hope he stays as he is the top 2003 born guy at the moment for Finns.Whats the story on this kids dual status anyway? Brad Lambert, doesn't sound very Finnish to me. I'll assume a Finnish mom/Canadian dad and the family currently resides in Finland?
Hadn't seen that, thanks for the tip off.The story was told above, but I want to mention that he has played some games for Finnish U16 national team already. That doesn't mean anything for sure but I hope he stays as he is the top 2003 born guy at the moment for Finns.
Gotcha, thanks.Yeah his dad is from Saskatchewan and is a coach in Finland while the mother is Finnish. Spends the school year in Finland then comes to Saskatoon to train over the summer. Wasn't eligible for the WHL draft but chance he comes over in the import draft, especially if the Saskatoon Blades take him.
For those who understand french, an article on one of the top prospects from Quebec currently playing in Minnesota at Shattuck’s.
Un rêve et ses sacrifices - La Presse+
So that LaStarza kid is in ninth grade and playing on the bantam (basically the 9th grade team) at Shattuck. Shattuck is also down as a program in recent years.
In 9th grade Keller put up 129 in 60 on that team.
In 9th grade MacKinnon put up 101 in 58 on that team.
Peter Reynolds looks like he's is a year ahead in school, but last year when he should have been in 9th grade he put up 116 in 55 on that team.
Lastarza is second on the team with 34 in 29. Are they saying he is a potential top ten pick? He doesn't seem to be dominating.
A year at Shattuck is $58,000
Sweden:
Otto Stahre
Liam Svensson
Rasmus Leijonhielm
Marwin Wedemo Nordkvist
Elias Kumlin
Leo Krantz
Finland:
Oskari Vuorio
Joakim Kemell
Oskari Hult
Jere Lassila
Brad Lambert
Czech:
Marek Alscher
Matyáš Šapovaliv
Tomáš Hamara
David Jiříček
Jakub Šiler
Slovak:
Juraj Slafkovský
Servác Petrovský
Šimon Nemec
Filip Mešár
Daniel Chovaniak
Oliver Stümpel
Russia:
Ivan Miroshnichenko
Denis Komrakov
Alexander Pelevin
Kirill Dolzhenkov
Ilja Kvochko
Germany:
Vincent Grunewald
That a lot of money. Everyone pays such bill? Then the school must be crazy rich.
Savoie and Wright seem to be top 2. Who seems to stand out for the 3?
Savoie looks fantastic right now against New Brunswick much more impressive then what Wright looked earlier today.Tristan Luneau looks very impressive. Watching him right now with Team Quebec vs Team BC. Best D on the ice despite being an ‘04 against the top ‘03’s. Great skater, good first pass, can rush the puck. He’s impressed me more than Savoie. Wright is on a different level than Savoie based on the CWG’s so far.