Filip Chlapik

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Team: Charlottetown Islanders

League: QMJHL

Position: Center

Born: 3rd June 1997

Height: 6.1       

Weight: 183
Eligible for NHL Draft 2015

Size/Strength	Average
Skating	Average
Shot/Scoring	Average
Puckhandling	Good
Physical Play	Average
Offensive Play	Good
Defensive Play	Good
Hockey Sense	Good
Competitiveness	Good

 Report Card – Excellent, Good, Average, Below Average, Poor

Strengths

1. Takeaways

2. Backchecking

3. Positioning

Area’s For Improvement

1. Shot

2. Strength

3. Explosiveness

Scouting Report:

A center who works good in both zones. Uses his stick very effective to interrupt passes and has a good positioning game, seems to be always where the puck will head to. Great ability to dig out pucks from board battles with his good stickwork. He backchecks well and fulfills his defensive responsibilities. Tries to be physical but lacks strength.  Needs to improve his shot and overall is lacking strength, also needs to use his shot more often. However, he shows hockey sense and can set up plays with his good overview and possesess good play reading abilities. If he gains strength, can be a good two way center who works hard to fulfill his responsibilities.     

NHL Potential: Two-way player who has good positioning in both zones. 

Style compares to: David Krejci

Daniel Sprong

Team: Charlottetown Islanders

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League: QMJHL

Position: Right Wing

Born: 17th March 1997

Height: 6.0       

Weight: 192
Eligible for NHL Draft 2015

Size/Strength	Average
Skating	Good
Shot/Scoring	Good
Puckhandling	Excellent
Physical Play	Below Average
Offensive Play	Excellent
Defensive Play	Average
Hockey Sense	Good
Competitiveness	Good

 Report Card – Excellent, Good, Average, Below Average, Poor

Strengths

1. Passing

2. Offensive Play

3. Hockey Sense

Area’s For Improvement

1. Defensive Play

2. Strength

3. Needs to shoot more often

Scouting Report:

A good, agile skater with fast first steps and great speed with the puck, able to move in different directions unexpected. Likes to go one on one and possess slick hands and puck handling skills. Has a great overview to set up plays with his accurate and strong pass. He doesn’t need a lot of space to make plays and shows great patience with the puck. Still needs to gain strength and doesn’t show a lot of physical game. Needs to use his powerful wrist shot more often and sometimes tends to try too much with the puck on his stick. Doesn’t panic when under pressure, though. Sprong is a player who always gets things going and doesn’t shy away from making plays. Shows hockey sense in many of his shifts and can make a difference on and off the ice in favour of his team.    

NHL Potential: Playmaker. Has a very good overview and great accurate pass to setup plays. 

Style compares to: Jaden Schwartz