Sunyac 20-21

[FLHockeyMom]

Re: Sunyac 20-21

Plattsburgh 2020/2021
Players Lost
1) Joe Drabin- F
2) Ryan Kuhn- F
3) Andrew Pizzo- D
4) Philip Middleton- D

Number of Players Returning
1) Forwards- 12
2) Defensemen-6
3) Goalies- 3

Goals Lost (SUNYAC) - 11
Goals Returning (SUNYAC) – 34
24% scoring lost

Recruits
Corey Doney- D- Vermont Lumberjacks EHL (3 Stars) League Rank- 2
Joe Mancuso- F- Northeast Generals NAHL / Connecticut JR Rangers NCDC (3.5 Stars) League Rank- 10 National Rank- 270
Devin Kasperek- D- PAL JR Islanders NCDC (3.25 Stars)
Kevin Weaver-Vitale- D- Markham Royals OJHL (3.25 Stars) League Rank- 28

Recruit:

Pavel Kharin - F - Johnstown Tomahawks NAHL (I'll leave it to you to fillin the blanks)

 

[dmac1103]

Re: Sunyac 20-21

Recruit:

Pavel Kharin - F - Johnstown Tomahawks NAHL (I'll leave it to you to fillin the blanks)

LOL Yes I just realized I forgot to add him to the list. I have another for Morrisville that I will add in a few.

 

[dmac1103]

Re: Sunyac 20-21

Plattsburgh-
Pavel Kharin- F- Johnstown Tomahawks NAHL (3 Stars) League Rank- 176

Morrisville-
Curtis Abbott- F- Nepean Raiders CCHL / Whitby Fury OJHL / Brantford 99ers OJHL (3 Stars) League Rank- 46

I am still thinking Morrisville has either lost a number of players other than Seniors or they are thinking of bringing a whole 2nd team and play the numbers game.

 

[dmac1103]

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Looks like 2 nice pick ups for the Lakers,big kid Shane at 6' 220lbs...more to come.....stay well all

Here is what Neutral Zone Scouting said about both Noah and Shane after watching the NAHL Showcase-

Noah Bull (F, L, 5’10”, 175, Pickering Panthers, 03/09/1999)-We noted Noah as he is very tough to play against, especially when he hunts pucks. He is average sized but sturdy and tough. He took away opponents passing and skating lanes and then neutralized their hands; followed by contact. Once he had possession, he knows how to cycle and was strong on the puck. Fired a few rocket shots on net and although he didn’t pick up any points, he helped his team start several slid shifts in the offensive zone. Grade: C

Shane Bull #16 (F, L, 5’11”, 199, Pickering Panthers, 09/03/1999) -Shane was strong on the puck. He is really strong and used his strength to win pucks and punish opponents on the fore check. He is a balanced skater at 6’ and 220lbs. Hard to knock off the puck and power on his edges. He showed a hard snap shot. He also protected the puck well along the wall and on the cycle. He was around the net and around the action every shift. Tough to play against. Shane is in the OJHL now and would be a nice addition to a small college. He will cause major match up issues at that level. His skating is average from a speed standpoint but excellent from a balance standpoint. Grade: B-

 

[geneseo]

Re: Sunyac 20-21

Geneseo 2020/2021
Players lost
1) Andrew Romano- F
2) Conlan Keenan- F
3) Tyson Empey- F
4) David Szmyd- F
5) Tanner Salsberry- D
6) Cam Russell- D
7) Teddy McCabe- D

Number of Players Returning
1) Forwards- 10
2) Defense- 5
3) Goalies- 3

Goals Lost (Sunyac)- 38
Goals Returning (Sunyac)- 39
49% of the scoring lost.

Recruits
Camron Cervone- D- Springfield Jr. Blues & Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights NAHL (3 Stars) League Rank- 169
Trent DeNuccio- F- Springfield Jr. Blues NAHL & New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs NCDC (3.25 Stars) League Rank- 135
Zach Rehbaum- F- Northern Cyclones NCDC (Originally committed to Brown) (3.25 Stars)
Jared Thomas- F- Boston Jr. Bandits NCDC (3.25 Stars)
Bryce DeFazio- D- Northern Cyclones NCDC (3.25 Stars) League Rank- 13 National Rank- 295

Rehbaum is now listed as 3.5 Stars

 

[bakdraft21]

Re: Sunyac 20-21

Here is what Neutral Zone Scouting said about both Noah and Shane after watching the NAHL Showcase-

Noah Bull (F, L, 5’10”, 175, Pickering Panthers, 03/09/1999)-We noted Noah as he is very tough to play against, especially when he hunts pucks. He is average sized but sturdy and tough. He took away opponents passing and skating lanes and then neutralized their hands; followed by contact. Once he had possession, he knows how to cycle and was strong on the puck. Fired a few rocket shots on net and although he didn’t pick up any points, he helped his team start several slid shifts in the offensive zone. Grade: C

Shane Bull #16 (F, L, 5’11”, 199, Pickering Panthers, 09/03/1999) -Shane was strong on the puck. He is really strong and used his strength to win pucks and punish opponents on the fore check. He is a balanced skater at 6’ and 220lbs. Hard to knock off the puck and power on his edges. He showed a hard snap shot. He also protected the puck well along the wall and on the cycle. He was around the net and around the action every shift. Tough to play against. Shane is in the OJHL now and would be a nice addition to a small college. He will cause major match up issues at that level. His skating is average from a speed standpoint but excellent from a balance standpoint. Grade: B-

Thanks for the info cant find much on the web it seems anymore...unless ya pay-up....The BIG ???? for Oz is who is coming in BTWN the pipes,got a small sample of Koz,but not enough......We need 2 more netminders,I think it may be harder to find info about them and harder to scout them as well Ok Dmac its up to you.

 

[geneseo]

Re: Sunyac 20-21

Like a lot of rating systems of its kind, the predictive validity of the Neutral Zone star system, while fun to follow, clearly varies a lot, as do the scouting reports on individual players. You have to look carefully at how many times they were evaluated, where (regular season game, playoff game, showcase), and when. There's clearly nothing better than seeing a potential recruit with your own eyes and considering issues like level of competition (in juniors and your own division and conference), what pieces you need in your line-up, chemistry with teammates, whether they would fit well into your system (such as it is), their character, etc. You also need to have some sense of their potential ceiling developmentally, which calls for some imagination, and whether they seem willing to put in the work to get there. Geneseo's Keenan and Romano, two of the best forwards in DIII hockey over the last couple years, both received (only) 3 stars on Neutral Zone, but the coaching staff apparently saw that their skill sets, style of play, etc. would likely translate well at Geneseo. We're obviously largely limited to looking at ratings of this kind (like their game and season statistics) from the outside in.

 

[dmac1103]

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Like a lot of rating systems of its kind, the predictive validity of the Neutral Zone star system, while fun to follow, clearly varies a lot, as do the scouting reports on individual players. You have to look carefully at how many times they were evaluated, where (regular season game, playoff game, showcase), and when. There's clearly nothing better than seeing a potential recruit with your own eyes and considering issues like level of competition (in juniors and your own division and conference), what pieces you need in your line-up, chemistry with teammates, whether they would fit well into your system (such as it is), their character, etc. You also need to have some sense of their potential ceiling developmentally, which calls for some imagination, and whether they seem willing to put in the work to get there. Geneseo's Keenan and Romano, two of the best forwards in DIII hockey over the last couple years, both received (only) 3 stars on Neutral Zone, but the coaching staff apparently saw that their skill sets, style of play, etc. would likely translate well at Geneseo. We're obviously largely limited to looking at ratings of this kind (like their game and season statistics) from the outside in.

While it is true the evaluation systems like this may not always accurately depict how the player translates to the next level. But until we see them on the ice with their college teams we wouldn't know how they react to the next level. I mean if look at Romano he played in what many would say is the 2nd best JR league in the US behind the USHL and with his stats in the 2 years he played he looked like a good but not great prospect, we see that his skills translated better in the college game. From all the scouting reports I read the scouts look at all the intangibles like positioning with and without the puck, skating ability, play in all 3 zones. That's why I used Neutral Zone's star ratings because we can't all see every JR player out there and be able to see how they play and judge their talents and problems. I like the star system better then the point system they use because that judges players on things that are not in their control like the league they play in and how players coming out of the league have fared.

 

[dmac1103]

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Thanks for the info cant find much on the web it seems anymore...unless ya pay-up....The BIG ???? for Oz is who is coming in BTWN the pipes,got a small sample of Koz,but not enough......We need 2 more netminders,I think it may be harder to find info about them and harder to scout them as well Ok Dmac its up to you.

I am on it because I am curious about new goalies coming into the league, I am waiting to see if Plattsburgh is going to bring in a Freshman this year to groom for next year or wait.

 

[dmac1103]

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Oswego-

Rocco Andreacchi- F- Pickering Panthers OJHL (3.5 Stars) League Rank- 12 National Rank- 278

From the OJHL showcase-
Rocco Andreacchi #15 Pickering (Right, Forward, 6’1”, 193, Late 1999-Rocco is entering his 4th season in this league and has shown himself to be a consistent point producer at this level. He has good size and he isn’t afraid to use it as he made a couple big hits, one in the offensive zone and one in the neutral zone. A bit of an awkward skater however he is deceptive. On one 2 on 1 he had the puck, faked a shot to freeze the defender and slid a beauty to his liney for a one touch goal. He has a strong physical offensive zone presence, shows a quick snap shot and goes to the net hard for the garbage. Grade B+

 

[Bill-R-]

I am on it because I am curious about new goalies coming into the league, I am waiting to see if Plattsburgh is going to bring in a Freshman this year to groom for next year or wait.

Please let them bring someone in now.

 

[OZFEST]

Re: Sunyac 20-21

Oswego-

Rocco Andreacchi- F- Pickering Panthers OJHL (3.5 Stars) League Rank- 12 National Rank- 278

From the OJHL showcase-
Rocco Andreacchi #15 Pickering (Right, Forward, 6’1”, 193, Late 1999-Rocco is entering his 4th season in this league and has shown himself to be a consistent point producer at this level. He has good size and he isn’t afraid to use it as he made a couple big hits, one in the offensive zone and one in the neutral zone. A bit of an awkward skater however he is deceptive. On one 2 on 1 he had the puck, faked a shot to freeze the defender and slid a beauty to his liney for a one touch goal. He has a strong physical offensive zone presence, shows a quick snap shot and goes to the net hard for the garbage. Grade B+

From Twitter--- 69 points in 54 games this season for Pickering. 50 in 50 last year with Brampton.

 

[bakdraft21]

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Please let them bring someone in now.

I hear ya, good goalies are tough to come by,and if he's your best player you may be in luck,I'm sure Platty will get a good one.

 

[bakdraft21]

Re: Sunyac 20-21

Oswego-

Rocco Andreacchi- F- Pickering Panthers OJHL (3.5 Stars) League Rank- 12 National Rank- 278

From the OJHL showcase-
Rocco Andreacchi #15 Pickering (Right, Forward, 6’1”, 193, Late 1999-Rocco is entering his 4th season in this league and has shown himself to be a consistent point producer at this level. He has good size and he isn’t afraid to use it as he made a couple big hits, one in the offensive zone and one in the neutral zone. A bit of an awkward skater however he is deceptive. On one 2 on 1 he had the puck, faked a shot to freeze the defender and slid a beauty to his liney for a one touch goal. He has a strong physical offensive zone presence, shows a quick snap shot and goes to the net hard for the garbage. Grade B+

Nice pick up for us,they seems to coming in fast and furious,as we do need a lot of bodies this off season....It is nice when you can tell recruits they will have a very good shot at a spot...Keep'em coming Dmac….now how bout that netminder

 

[dmac1103]

Re: Sunyac 20-21

Nice pick up for us,they seems to coming in fast and furious,as we do need a lot of bodies this off season....It is nice when you can tell recruits they will have a very good shot at a spot...Keep'em coming Dmac….now how bout that netminder

Yea it is nice to be able to say you have a very good chance to start all 4 years of your college years, as for the netminder here are some to keep a eye on. I read scouting reports on all of them and they are either smaller school D1 prospects or high end D3 prospects. There maybe more but I did not find scouting reports on them as of yet.

NAHL
1. Richie Parent- Shreveport
2. Landon Pavlisin- Kenai River
3. Garrett Mackay- New Mexico
4. Jack Caruso- Johnstown

BCHL
1. Jett Alexander- Prince George
2. Derek Krall- Powell River
3. Matteo Paler-Chow- Trail
4. Ryan Winter- Merritt
5. Braedon Fleming- Langley

NCDC
Kalle Andersson- Islanders Hockey Club

MJHL
Levi Mitchell- Selkirk
Rory Dumelie- Selkirk
Nik Anderson- Steinbach
Dalton Dosch- Virden

OJHL
Noah Featherstonhaugh Gowe- Stouffville

SJHL
Shawn Parkinson- Melfort

 

[bakdraft21]

Re: Sunyac 20-21

That's a bunch of netminders,But as for Oz,they don't seem to get many players from most of those leagues,,,,,,maybe a transfer will come in??

 

[OZFEST]

Re: Sunyac 20-21

Yea it is nice to be able to say you have a very good chance to start all 4 years of your college years, as for the netminder here are some to keep a eye on. I read scouting reports on all of them and they are either smaller school D1 prospects or high end D3 prospects. There maybe more but I did not find scouting reports on them as of yet.

NAHL
1. Richie Parent- Shreveport
2. Landon Pavlisin- Kenai River
3. Garrett Mackay- New Mexico
4. Jack Caruso- Johnstown

BCHL
1. Jett Alexander- Prince George
2. Derek Krall- Powell River
3. Matteo Paler-Chow- Trail
4. Ryan Winter- Merritt
5. Braedon Fleming- Langley

NCDC
Kalle Andersson- Islanders Hockey Club

MJHL
Levi Mitchell- Selkirk
Rory Dumelie- Selkirk
Nik Anderson- Steinbach
Dalton Dosch- Virden

OJHL
Noah Featherstonhaugh Gowe- Stouffville

SJHL
Shawn Parkinson- Melfort

That kid Parent could be good....there was a guy with the same name, played in Philly, he was pretty good.......

 

[bakdraft21]

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That kid Parent could be good....there was a guy with the same name, played in Philly, he was pretty good.......

didn't we have a few kids who's dads were pro's...Van Boxmeer...Joseph....why not Parent,if he is the son of Bernie.....and good……………………..and not Sanders

 

[dmac1103]

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didn't we have a few kids who's dads were pro's...Van Boxmeer...Joseph....why not Parent,if he is the son of Bernie.....and good……………………..and not Sanders

Wrong Parent LOL His Dad is Rich Parent he played for St. Louis, Tampa Bay and Pittsburgh. But yea he was one of the ones they said could go D1 but if no smaller schools offer he would go to a big D3 program.

 

[bakdraft21]

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Wrong Parent LOL His Dad is Rich Parent he played for St. Louis, Tampa Bay and Pittsburgh. But yea he was one of the ones they said could go D1 but if no smaller schools offer he would go to a big D3 program.

I liked Bernie parent,even though he was a flyer...…….well we will see who we get,plenty of time for that.