Owen Sound Attack 2019-20 Season Thread
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AttackSound
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With camp right around the corner should be interesting to see the young talent coming into rookie camp Monday.
(Camp dates and times listed below)
Will certainly be interesting to what camp holds, there seems to be a lot of interesting prospects in the later rounds from the past draft in April. The interesting prospect that stood out among the 2019 draft class stats wise was 10th rounder Tyler Hotson.
Could be a gem in this years draft class after playing last season with the London Jr. Knights with 12 goals and 36 assists with the Jr. Knights. However until you see what these kids can do in camp stats only give a rough gauge on what they can bring into camp. The obvious standouts will always be those top 3-4 picked kids but its those later rounds guys like Hotson maybe a gem out of camp.
Will be interesting Monday and Tuesday who stands out on the ice, but statistically Hotson and Lindsay could be interesting prospects keep an eye on during rookie camp. Goure and Burroughs should be locks to make the team this year being picks 1 and 2 out of the draft.
All on-ice training camp sessions are open to the public and the schedule can be found below:
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(Camp dates and times listed below)
Will certainly be interesting to what camp holds, there seems to be a lot of interesting prospects in the later rounds from the past draft in April. The interesting prospect that stood out among the 2019 draft class stats wise was 10th rounder Tyler Hotson.
Could be a gem in this years draft class after playing last season with the London Jr. Knights with 12 goals and 36 assists with the Jr. Knights. However until you see what these kids can do in camp stats only give a rough gauge on what they can bring into camp. The obvious standouts will always be those top 3-4 picked kids but its those later rounds guys like Hotson maybe a gem out of camp.
Will be interesting Monday and Tuesday who stands out on the ice, but statistically Hotson and Lindsay could be interesting prospects keep an eye on during rookie camp. Goure and Burroughs should be locks to make the team this year being picks 1 and 2 out of the draft.
All on-ice training camp sessions are open to the public and the schedule can be found below:
ROOKIE CAMP (AUGUST 26-27, 2019) | |
MONDAY, AUGUST 26TH, 2019 | |
9:00am-9:50am | Team 1 Practice |
10:15am-11:30am | Team 1 vs. Team 2 Scrimmage |
11:40am-12:40pm | Team 2 Practice |
3:00pm-4:30pm | Team 2 vs. Team 1 Scrimmage |
TUESDAY, AUGUST 27TH, 2019 | |
9:00am-9:50am | Team 2 Practice |
10:15am-11:30am | Team 2 vs. Team 1 Scrimmage |
11:40am-12:30pm | Team 1 Practice |
| 3:00pm-4:30pm | Team 1 vs. Team 2 Scrimmage |
MAIN CAMP (AUGUST 28-30, 2019) | |
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28TH, 2019 | |
1:30pm-2:50pm | Team 1 Practice |
| 3:00pm-4:20pm | Team 2 Practice |
THURSDAY, AUGUST 29TH, 2019 | |
9:00am-10:00am | Team 1 Practice |
10:10am-11:10am | Team 1 vs. Team 2 Scrimmage |
11:20am-12:20pm | Team 2 Practice |
3:00pm-4:20pm | Team 2 vs. Team 1 Scrimmage |
FRIDAY, AUGUST 30TH, 2019 | |
9:00am-9:50am | Team 2 Practice |
10am-10:50am | Team 2 vs. Team 1 Scrimmage |
11:00am-11:50am | Team 1 Practice |
| 6:00pm-7:20pm | RED vs. White Scrimmage |
Could this be opening lineup ?
Popov- Dudas- Niznikov
Groulx-Kirwin-McMaster
Phillip- Pearson-Robinson
Machacek-Goure-Burroughs
Stroub-Lawrence-Wilson-Caruk-Samanski-Waters
Lyle-Wooley
Robertson-Chibrikov
Seed-Perrott
Sedley
Mclean-Guzda
Popov- Dudas- Niznikov
Groulx-Kirwin-McMaster
Phillip- Pearson-Robinson
Machacek-Goure-Burroughs
Stroub-Lawrence-Wilson-Caruk-Samanski-Waters
Lyle-Wooley
Robertson-Chibrikov
Seed-Perrott
Sedley
Mclean-Guzda
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anyone think Nathan Small could take the 7 spot on D? dominated major midget this season and looked real good the games I saw him APing for Komoka. very good skater
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AttackSound
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Am I missing something here?
- The website roster has #25 Lawrence (does this mean #25 Robinson released)?
- The Attack website has no #22 McMaster listed on the pre-season roster (is this an oversight)?
- Millpond, you have no #11 Groulx listed on your projected roster.
- I agree that #12 Caruk may not have a roster spot after training camp.
- It will be interesting to see how the 2 new Imports may fit into this years roster.
- There will be a heated battle for the 7'th D position from all the training camp attendees
- We may see a goaltending change sometime soon, not sure the team will have two/01's rostered again.
- The website roster has #25 Lawrence (does this mean #25 Robinson released)?
- The Attack website has no #22 McMaster listed on the pre-season roster (is this an oversight)?
- Millpond, you have no #11 Groulx listed on your projected roster.
- I agree that #12 Caruk may not have a roster spot after training camp.
- It will be interesting to see how the 2 new Imports may fit into this years roster.
- There will be a heated battle for the 7'th D position from all the training camp attendees
- We may see a goaltending change sometime soon, not sure the team will have two/01's rostered again.
AttackSound
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They just assign numbers to players in camp by no means they will have the same number on season opener.
The other possibility is that someone has changed their number. I know for a fact that's what happened when the team brought in Lyle. He was 3 in North Bay then changed to 33 in Owen Sound.
The other possibility is that they only have the rookies on the site and have yet to add the other names yet which in that case would be an oversight.
AttackSound
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Rookie camp kicks off tomorrow, the wait is finally over from the long off-season.
There should be some standouts right out of camp especially Goure and Burroughs along with some surprises as there always are in rookie camp the day of seeing the future of the team is apon us.
There should be some standouts right out of camp especially Goure and Burroughs along with some surprises as there always are in rookie camp the day of seeing the future of the team is apon us.
AttackSound
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There's always a need for a solid depth on the defensive side of the game, training camp is a chance to show what these kids can bring to the team and the league. Small was touted as a top defender in his OHL draft year.
Small could be that 7th defender this season as an older prospect, if his showing is good in camp he'll make it hard for the team not to keep him around in camp for main camp, with a solid blue-line returning to the club there's going to be some stiff competition on the backend.
Without adding a 7th man the blue-line could look like this
Lyle - Woolley
Robertson - Chibrikov/Perrott
Seed- Chibrikov/Perrott
I have no doubt in my mind the team will add a 7th man to guard the blue-line however it all depends upon how and who steps up in camp. At this point in the season everything resets to a blank sheet of possibilities of a lineup.
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Oops, I forgot him .
Despite the fact there's a lot of turnover, I don't see a lot of spots available.
Someone is going to have to really light things up in camp .
Groulx.
Well there's another one. And Caruk .
Things even tighter than I thought .
Should be some real battles in camp.
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First bit of news from training camp...Brody Waters is here. Great news as far as '02 forward depth is concerned.
AttackSound
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| LWs | C | RW | LD | RD | G | |||
| Adam McMaster | Aidan Dudas | Daylon Groulx | Mark Woolley | Brady Lyle | Mack Guzda | |||
| Matthew Philip | Barret Kirwin | Kaleb Pearson | Carter Robertson | Andrew Perrott | Andrew MacLean | |||
| Sergey Popov | Griffen Wilson | Kirill Nizhnikov | Nolan Seed | Sam Sedley | Ben VanWaterschoot | |||
| Stepan Machacek | Deni Goure | Julian Straub | Igor Chibrikov | |||||
| Brody Waters | Joshua Samanski | Cade Robinson | Nathan Small | |||||
| Ayden Letang | Bryce Caruk | Ethan Burroughs | Jack Guvenal | |||||
| Kaleb Lawrence | Ryan Stansel | |||||||
| Logan LeSage |
| RED=OA | |
| Orange = U18 draft | |
| Yellow = Players looking for a spot | |
| Purple is newly traded or go in a trade | |
| Blue = Signed | |
| Pink - Import | |
| Lime green - a spot in jeopardy |
Let me know how it looks
AttackSound
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LWs C RW LD RD G Adam McMaster Aidan Dudas Daylon Groulx Mark Woolley Brady Lyle Mack Guzda Matthew Philip Barret Kirwin Kaleb Pearson Carter Robertson Andrew Perrott Andrew MacLean Sergey Popov Griffen Wilson Kirill Nizhnikov Nolan Seed Sam Sedley Ben VanWaterschoot Stepan Machacek Deni Goure Julian Straub Igor Chibrikov Brody Waters Joshua Samanski Cade Robinson Nathan Small Ayden Letang Bryce Caruk Ethan Burroughs Jack Guvenal Kaleb Lawrence Ryan Stansel Logan LeSage
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RED=OA Orange = U18 draft Yellow = Players looking for a spot Purple is newly traded or go in a trade Blue = Signed Pink - Import Lime green - a spot in jeopardy
Let me know how it looks
Might want to use another font color then yellow or bright blue near impossible to read
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LWs C RW LD RD G Adam McMaster Aidan Dudas Daylon Groulx Mark Woolley Brady Lyle Mack Guzda Matthew Philip Barret Kirwin Kaleb Pearson Carter Robertson Andrew Perrott Andrew MacLean Sergey Popov Griffen Wilson Kirill Nizhnikov Nolan Seed Sam Sedley Ben VanWaterschoot Stepan Machacek Deni Goure Julian Straub Igor Chibrikov Brody Waters Joshua Samanski Cade Robinson Nathan Small Ayden Letang Bryce Caruk Ethan Burroughs Jack Guvenal Kaleb Lawrence Ryan Stansel Logan LeSage
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RED=OA Orange = U18 draft Yellow = Players looking for a spot Purple is newly traded or go in a trade Blue = Signed Pink - Import Lime green - a spot in jeopardy
Let me know how it looks
Surprised the team has not posted a rookie camp roster on the website.
Looking forward to see if both or even one of the 2 Imports can have an immediate impact on the roster compared to the likes of Palmu and Sushko in recent years?
Looking forward to see if both or even one of the 2 Imports can have an immediate impact on the roster compared to the likes of Palmu and Sushko in recent years?
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Great news on Waters! I think he's an OHL talent so fingers crossed he signs.
My expectations for the imports are pretty low. Machacek I could see being like Sushko based on the scouting report and numbers in the Czech junior league, it sounds like he has a well rounded and defensive minded game already.
Straub, coming from the German fourth tier with no national team experience, is the biggest wildcard at camp for me - and someone I'll be watching closely. Based on his pedigree, I would say he's far from a lock to make the team. He does have some valuable attributes, his size foremost among them.
But Sushko is a great example of the scouting report with some of these kids meaning nothing until they're here. Before he came over, Sushko's scouting report was all offence, couldn't locate his own blue line, with a lot of the Eastern European stereotypes thrown in. When he got here, he played a mature 200 foot game for a 17 year old, and was killing penalties throughout his first season in Owen Sound.
Planning to take in the afternoon scrimmage today, since I have the day off. Excited for what should be a very competitive camp with so few spots up for grabs. I wouldn't be surprised to see several returning players knocked out of this lineup.
My expectations for the imports are pretty low. Machacek I could see being like Sushko based on the scouting report and numbers in the Czech junior league, it sounds like he has a well rounded and defensive minded game already.
Straub, coming from the German fourth tier with no national team experience, is the biggest wildcard at camp for me - and someone I'll be watching closely. Based on his pedigree, I would say he's far from a lock to make the team. He does have some valuable attributes, his size foremost among them.
But Sushko is a great example of the scouting report with some of these kids meaning nothing until they're here. Before he came over, Sushko's scouting report was all offence, couldn't locate his own blue line, with a lot of the Eastern European stereotypes thrown in. When he got here, he played a mature 200 foot game for a 17 year old, and was killing penalties throughout his first season in Owen Sound.
Planning to take in the afternoon scrimmage today, since I have the day off. Excited for what should be a very competitive camp with so few spots up for grabs. I wouldn't be surprised to see several returning players knocked out of this lineup.
PensFan101
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Sorry for the double post but I have to share some impressions from today's 3PM scrimmage.
The first being, with all of the players signed, and surely another couple to come, there are going to be some decisions needed at the bottom of the roster.
Kaleb Lawrence in particular was a standout today. Even though he's big and his skating is just alright, he absolutely dominated, and showed he has a set of hands and playmaking ability that make him valuable beyond his size. I can't see him not being signed.
He made a play basically every shift and his first pass to Samanski for the opening goal (who also looked solid), kick started a great afternoon.
Straub and Machacek both had Attack gear on so I assume they're signed. Straub in particular has some great tools, though of course he should be a top player out there as a 2001. Smooth skater, slick hands, and great size. Don't know how the team heard about this kid buried way down the German hockey ladder, but he looks like an OHLer to me.
Goure and Burroughs both had flashes where you see the skill.
Brody Waters also looked good, but given how deep the forward group is, and the number that have already been signed, I'm not sure he even makes the team.
I focused on the forwards knowing so many are signed already, plus the imports, so I didn't pay much attention to the defenders, but Hislop is a name to watch out for next year, he's small but really skilled, gives me Durzi vibes.
The first being, with all of the players signed, and surely another couple to come, there are going to be some decisions needed at the bottom of the roster.
Kaleb Lawrence in particular was a standout today. Even though he's big and his skating is just alright, he absolutely dominated, and showed he has a set of hands and playmaking ability that make him valuable beyond his size. I can't see him not being signed.
He made a play basically every shift and his first pass to Samanski for the opening goal (who also looked solid), kick started a great afternoon.
Straub and Machacek both had Attack gear on so I assume they're signed. Straub in particular has some great tools, though of course he should be a top player out there as a 2001. Smooth skater, slick hands, and great size. Don't know how the team heard about this kid buried way down the German hockey ladder, but he looks like an OHLer to me.
Goure and Burroughs both had flashes where you see the skill.
Brody Waters also looked good, but given how deep the forward group is, and the number that have already been signed, I'm not sure he even makes the team.
I focused on the forwards knowing so many are signed already, plus the imports, so I didn't pay much attention to the defenders, but Hislop is a name to watch out for next year, he's small but really skilled, gives me Durzi vibes.
AttackSound
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Day 1 of camp down saw some good young talent battle, out of the rookie class this year thus far.
From what I saw thus far into camp the prospects that stood out for me
Goalies
Latassa (17)
Skaters
Goure (16)
Samanski (17)
Waters (17)
Burroughs (16)
Machacek (17)
Lawrence (16)
O'Toole (17)
Cowan (17)
Day 2 is always the toughest for rookie camp I find as there is always those players who stand out on day 1 the toughest thing I find is that players on day 2 let-off of the intensity from day 1, this always poses the issue from a viewers perspective that player(s) when evaluating them on day 2 don't always show the same jump from day 1.
There will always be those guys that step up on day 2 that didn't on day 1. Right now I like the direction the rookies showed after day 1. Certainly will be interesting to see who continues to show well tomorrow on day 2 of rookie camp and who will make it to main camp Wednesday against the returning guys from last season. There's always a surprise or two on day 2 of rookie camp, and this year could see a lot of them with the talent pool from day 1.
From what I saw thus far into camp the prospects that stood out for me
Goalies
Latassa (17)
Skaters
Goure (16)
Samanski (17)
Waters (17)
Burroughs (16)
Machacek (17)
Lawrence (16)
O'Toole (17)
Cowan (17)
Day 2 is always the toughest for rookie camp I find as there is always those players who stand out on day 1 the toughest thing I find is that players on day 2 let-off of the intensity from day 1, this always poses the issue from a viewers perspective that player(s) when evaluating them on day 2 don't always show the same jump from day 1.
There will always be those guys that step up on day 2 that didn't on day 1. Right now I like the direction the rookies showed after day 1. Certainly will be interesting to see who continues to show well tomorrow on day 2 of rookie camp and who will make it to main camp Wednesday against the returning guys from last season. There's always a surprise or two on day 2 of rookie camp, and this year could see a lot of them with the talent pool from day 1.
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A few thoughts after Day 1 of Rookie Camp...
The 5 guys wearing official team equipment looked good. Enjoyed watching Samanski, he and Machacek seemed to have a good all-around game, they looked a bit more mature out there. Straub has good size, strong on the puck and hard to knock off. Burroughs and Groure, as mentioned previously, showed flashes of skill. Goure with the OT winner in the afternoon scrimmage.
Lawrence looked good, he certainly stands out for his size but also has surprising skill for a big guy. Still very raw overall, and his skating is perhaps what is holding him back a bit at this point, but that should come. Will be interesting to see if he cracks the roster.
A couple other guys who stood out to me we're Logan LeSage and Nathan Small, both on Team White. Small looks very poised out there, good positioning, doesn't seem to get rattled. He had a very slick feed to set up Goure for the OT winner yesterday afternoon. Very good candidate for the 7th D spot. thought in general looked just as good as some of the guys wearing Attack gear. The forward position is really, really tight.
Now for the first scrimmage of Day 2.
The 5 guys wearing official team equipment looked good. Enjoyed watching Samanski, he and Machacek seemed to have a good all-around game, they looked a bit more mature out there. Straub has good size, strong on the puck and hard to knock off. Burroughs and Groure, as mentioned previously, showed flashes of skill. Goure with the OT winner in the afternoon scrimmage.
Lawrence looked good, he certainly stands out for his size but also has surprising skill for a big guy. Still very raw overall, and his skating is perhaps what is holding him back a bit at this point, but that should come. Will be interesting to see if he cracks the roster.
A couple other guys who stood out to me we're Logan LeSage and Nathan Small, both on Team White. Small looks very poised out there, good positioning, doesn't seem to get rattled. He had a very slick feed to set up Goure for the OT winner yesterday afternoon. Very good candidate for the 7th D spot. thought in general looked just as good as some of the guys wearing Attack gear. The forward position is really, really tight.
Now for the first scrimmage of Day 2.
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McMaster is now listed in the preseason roster. Still no Robinson.
16 forwards now appear on the preseason roster, not including any possible additions such as Waters or Lesage. Definitely crowded up front!
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