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Showing posts with label Sweden u18. Show all posts

Friday, 15 May 2015

Oliver Kylington

photo by dn.se
Team: Färjestads
League: SHL
Position: Defender
Born: 19th May 1997
Height: 6.0       
Weight: 181
Draft eligible for NHL Draft 2015

Size/StrengthAverage
Skating
Excellent
Shot/Scoring
Good
Puckhandling
Good
Physical Play
Average
Offensive Play
Good
Defensive PlayGood
Hockey Sense
Good
Competitiveness
Good
 Report Card – Excellent, Good, Average, Below Average, Poor

Strengths
1. Skating
2. Shot
3. Maturity

Area’s For Improvement
1. Physical Play
2. Strength
3. Defensive Positioning


Scouting Report:
An excellent skater who has good topspeed and is agile on his skates. Has tremendous understanding of the game and doesn't panic on plays. Is a good puckhandler and possesses good vision. Can be a good Powerplay weapon with his good shot from the blueline and matured play. Needs to work on his physical game as well as on his defensive positioning. Has the potential to be a good two-way defender with his matured play, good puckhandling skills and smooth skating.                 

NHL Potential: Two-Way Defender with a good understanding of the game and smooth skater.  

Style compares to: Tobias Enström

Saturday, 25 April 2015

Joel Eriksson Ek

Team: Färjestads
photo by farjestadbk.se

League: SHL
Position: Center
Born: 29th January 1997
Height: 6.2       
Weight: 185
Draft eligible for NHL Draft 2015

Size/StrengthGood
Skating
Average
Shot/Scoring
Good
Puckhandling
Good
Physical Play
Good
Offensive Play
Good
Defensive PlayGood
Hockey Sense
Average
Competitiveness
Good
 Report Card – Excellent, Good, Average, Below Average, Poor

Strengths
1. Shot
2. Net Presence
3. Work Ethic

Area’s For Improvement
1. First Steps
2. Skating
3. No High End Scoring Skills


Scouting Report:
A gritty center with good size and likes to get his nose dirty. Uses his big body to protect the puck well and wins corner battles. Drives the net and goes into dirty areas. Tries to be in your face each shift and is a good agitator. Good net presence to screen and provoke rebounds. Has a nose for scoring and seems always in good position. Can play physical and is present in after whistle scrums. His first steps are not the fastest and his skating abilities are improvable. Eriksson Ek is a very competitive center with a good scoring touch and great work ethic. Besides his good shot, he might not have high end scoring assets but is doing all for the win and fits into NHL style hockey.             

NHL Potential: Two-Way Forward with good work ethic, who works good in all three zones.  

Style compares to: Mika Zibanejad