HPO Mid-Season Draft List
Well it’s about that time of the year for us to put together our midseason rankings. These
are by no means unchangeable but they should give you an accurate view of some of the
top prospects are for the 1990 birth year. When observing the list look at it objectively
and realize that everyone has different views, however we feel these rankings are very
accurate. We have been to over 150 minor midget/ major midget games this year.
Round 1
Rank Name Team Position Weight Height
1 Steve Stamkos Markham Waxers C 6"0 155
2 Michael Del Zotto Markham Waxers D 6"1 190
3 Alex Pietrangelo Jr. Canadiens D 6"3 188
4 Phil McRae U.S Under 17 C 6"0 158
5 Cody Hodgson Markham Waxers (major) C 5"9 165
6 Greg Nemisz Clarington Toros C 6"3 185
7 A.J Jenks Detroit Honeybaked (major) LW 6"2 192
8 James Livingston York Simcoe Express (major) C 6"2 190
9 Mitch Gaulton Toronto Red Wings D 6"1 190
10 Robbie Czarnik Detroit Honeybaked (major) F 6"2 165
11 Justin Florek Marquette Midget RW 6"3 188
12 Vern Cooper Sudbury Midgets C 5"9 155
13 Nathan Moon Quinte Red Devils C 5"11 165
14 Ryan Grimshaw Salsbury Prep D 6"0 175
15 Matt MacDougall Ottawa Valley Titans D 6"3 185
16 Anthony Nigro Don Mills Flyers C/W 5"11.5 160
17 Jason Wilson Richmond Hill Stars RW 6"2 185
18 Justin Larson Peterborough Jr. Petes C 6"3 195
19 Nazem Kadri London Jr. Knights C/LW 6"0 160
20 Tyler Cuma Miss. Jr. Ice Dogs D 6"0 165
Round 2
21 Stefan Della Rovere Jr. Canadiens LW 5"11 190
22 Stefan Salituro Toronto Marlies C 5"10 172
23 Nick Crawford Don Mills Flyers D 6"1 175
24 David Wholberg Detroit Honeybaked C/LW 5"11 165
25 Vinny Saponari Culver Academy C/LW 5"11 150
26 Dean Howard Sault Ste. Marie (major) C 6"1 165
27 Alex Hutchings Burlington Eagles C/LW 5"11 167
28 Josh Brittain Jr. Canadiens W 6"3 200
29 Kyle Tarini Sudbury Midgets W 6"2 190
30 Thomas Nesbitt Ottawa Valley Titans C 5"11 175
31 Adam Henrique Brantford 99ers C 5"11 165
32 Brandon Burlon Vaughn Kings D 6"0 175
33 Ryan Greene Sun County Panthers C 6"2 170
34 Chris DaSousa Jr. Canadiens C 5"9 180
35 Michael Hutchinson Markham Majors G 6"2 190
36 Chris Dunham Toronto Red Wings RW 5"11 195
37 Brian Shaw Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs D 6"3 195
38 Tim Billingsley Cumberland Barons D 6"1 175
39 Matt Tipoff Markham Waxers LW 6"0 175
40 Michael D'Orazio Jr. Canadiens D 6"0 192
Round 3
41 Kevin McCarey Syracuse Jr. A C/RW 5"11 175
42 Nick Avgerinos Markham Majors D 6"1 180
43 Brett Perlini Sault Ste. Marie (major) F 6"0 170
44 Brent Sullivan Ottawa Valley Titans D 6"1 180
45 Joe Underwood Detroit Compuware D 6"2 180
46 Kevin O'Neil New York Applecore Jr. A D 6"3 180
47 Taylor Law Markham Majors LW 6"0 170
48 Jordan O'Neil London Jr. Knights D 6"2 180
49 Cody Lindsay London Jr. Knights C/LW 5"10 180
50 Anthony Peters Huron-Perth Lakers G 6"0 170
51 Marco Franchini Miss. Jr. Ice Dogs RW 5"8 155
52 Barry Sanderson Detroit Honeybaked (major) F 5"10 160
53 Max Barron St. Louis Jr. B C/W 5"7.5 175
54 Zach Bogosian Cushing Academy D 6"1 180
55 Justin Soave Jr. Canadiens G 5"9 160
56 Matt Hoyle Toronto Marlies G 6"2 185
57 Ian Ruel Victory Honda (major) D 6"2 180
58 Ben Alavie Richmond Hill Stars D 5"11 185
59 Patrick Sheenan St. Louis Jr. B D 5"10 170
60 Joel Senecal North Bay Trappers RW 6"0 195
Round 4
61 Dylan MacEacheran Jr. Canadiens LW/C 5"11 162
62 Kevin Bodker Dubuque D 6"0 185
63 Nathan Livingston Rideau St-Lawrence Kings D 5"10 165
64 Max Cook Chicago Mission C 6"0 152
65 Stephen Farrell Nepean Raiders D 6"2 175
66 Steven West Detroit Honeybaked (major) D 5"11 170
67 Michael Lomas Burlington Eagles F 5"11 177
68 George Michalke Cleveland Barons (major) C 5"10 155
69 Jared Staal Thunder Bay Kings F 6"2 175
70 Cory Trivino Toronto Marlies C 6"1 155
71 Cameron Gaunce Markham Waxers D 6"1 180
72 Emile Morgan Toronto Marlies D 5"10 180
73 Kale Kerbashian Thunder Bay Kings C 5"8 155
74 Mike Mascioli Rayside (major) C 5"10 190
75 Justin Balbino Jr. Canadiens RW 6"1 190
76 Patrick Moran Detroit Honeybaked D 5"10 178
77 Grant Scott Shady-Side Prep D 6"0 180
78 Chris Carrozzi Nepean Raiders G 6"2 170
79 Peter DiSalvo Don Mills Flyers G 5"11 200
80 Jared Seymour Toronto Marlies D 6"4 200
Round 5
81 Ryan Rashid Detroit Belle Tire C 6"0 165
82 Josh Dadic Toronto Red Wings RW 6"3 210
83 Aaron MacCosham Rideau St-Lawrence Kings C 6"1 185
84 Zac McGillis Rayside (major) LW 5"10 160
85 Nick Vassos Toronto Young Nats C 5"8 175
86 Matt Wilson Syracuse Stars C 5"8 155
87 Justin Dicks Barrie Colts C 5"9 150
88 Matt Sisca Miss. Jr. Ice Dogs F 5"10 155
89 Shawn Lalonde Cumberland Barons C/D 6"0 160
90 Zack Dion Guelph Storm D 6"2 185
91 Patrick Killeen Ottawa Valley Titans G 6"3 180
92 Andrew Creppin Gloucester Rangers C 6"0 155
93 Dylan O'Neil Markham Waxers C 5"9 185
94 Shane Owen Richmond Hill Stars G 6"0 165
95 Jesse Brown Syracuse Jr. B RW 6"3 185
96 Chris Van Laren Greater Kingston Predators D 6"1.5 160
97 Andrew Clouthier Ottawa Valley Titans C 6"2 180
98 Marc Rodriguez Team Illinois C 5"9 160
99 Michael Rowbotham Ottawa Valley Titans LW 6"0 175
100 Chris Rocca Lambton Jr. Sting LW 6"2 190
Round 6
101 Jeff Vanderlugt Markham Majors C 6"3 190
102 Kale Perry Cornwall Jr. A D 6"2 175
103 Leslie Lavictoire Kirkland Lake 87's (major) D 5"9 170
104 Jake Laliberte Eastern Ontario Cobras F 5'10 160
105 Luke Turcotte Mississauga Senators D 6"3 200
106 Jordan Tibbett Detroit Honeybaked G 6"0 160
107 Colin MacLean Rideau St-Lawrence Kings C 5"10 160
108 Eric Ringel Cleveland Barons (major) D 6"1 185
109 Anthony Luciani Don Mills Flyers C 5"7 170
110 Eric O'Dell Ottawa Sting C 6"0 165
111 Cameron Odom Ottawa Valley Titans D 6"1.5 185
112 Matt Ribiero Mississauga Senators C 6"1 180
113 Tom Kane Thunder Bay Kings D 6"2 190
114 Brenden Muise Oakville Rangers C/LW 5"11 155
115 Chris Heineman Detroit Honeybaked D 5"10 170
116 Cory Kane LA Hockey Club C 6"0 170
117 Jeremy McCarty Central Ontario Wolves C 5"10 165
118 Nicholas Diachenko Clarington Toros LW 6"1 160
119 Kory Cashaback Timmins (major) F 5"11 160
120 Chad Sumison Brantford 99ers F 5"11 175
Round 7
121 Paul Bezzo Brantford 99ers D 6"1 162
122 Owen Pelltier-Naponse Copper Cliff Redmen LW 5"11 195
123 Kelly Geoffrey Markham Waxers W 5"9 150
124 Mike Broccolo Rochester Americans F 6"0 175
125 Darren Cizmar Thunder Bay Kings C/RW 5"11 162
126 Ryan Amin Detroit Honeybaked W 5"9 180
127 Robbie Lucciantonio Oakville Rangers LW 5"11 175
128 Thomas Middup Richmond Hill Stars RW 5"9 151
129 Kelly Jackson Toronto Marlies LW 5"9 160
130 Jamie Commerford London Jr. Knights LW 6"2 190
131 Luc Comtois Sudbury Midgets D 6"0 165
132 Tye McGinn Guelph Storm LW 6"1 165
133 Sean Jones York Simcoe Express (major) LW 5"9 150
134 Tyler Allen Toronto Marlies LW 6"1 176
135 Michael McInerney Vaughn Kings D 5"11 210
135 Joel McAllister Greater Kingston Predators C/RW 5"10 164
137 Steve Spinnell Team Illinois D 6"1 170
138 Mike Rivard Sault Ste. Marie (major) RW 6"0 180
139 Nick Gordon Pittsburgh Amateur Penguins C/LW 6"0 175
140 Chance Lieb Syracuse Jr. B G 5"11 185
Round 8
141 Guy Carteciano Toronto Red Wings F 5"10 190
142 Neil Clarke Nepean Raiders D 6"1 180
143 Tucker Hunter London Jr. Knights C/W 6"1 180
144 Tom Jobson Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs RW 5"10 155
145 Tyler Carroll Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs C/W 6"0.5 175
146 Chad MacDonald Clarington Toros D 6"1 160
147 Robert Brennan Jr. Canadiens D 5"10 183
148 Mike Rubino Miss Jr. Ice Dogs D 5"10 160
149 Nick D'Agostino Toronto Young Nats D 6"1 175
150 Jon Rumley Miss. Jr. Ice Dogs G 6"1 174
151 Luke Vanderhulst Barrie Colts W 6"4 220
152 Eli-Kim Swallow Markham Waxers C 6"0 160
153 Jake Guindon Burlington Eagles RW 6"2 170
154 Chad Ruthkowski Detroit Honeybaked RW 6"2 195
155 Phillip Varone Vaughn Kings W 5"8 155
156 Mavric Parks Ottawa Valley Titans G 5"10 170
157 Robyn Sertic Toronto Marlies D 5"11 155
158 Nick Vidonni Rideau St-Lawrence Kings F 6"1 185
159 Erik Axell Jr. Canadiens C/RW 6"2 190
160 Drew Whalen Don Mills Flyers D 5"11 175
Round 9
161 Matt Edwards Toronto Young Nats D 5"11 175
162 Marc Cantin Peterborough Jr. Petes D 5"10 162
163 Rene Lameroux Cumberland Barons D 6"2 170
164 Ian Munro Sun County Panthers D 6"2 180
165 Shane Cater Barrie Colts F 5"10 165
166 Jon Pietramala Jr. Canadiens C 5"6.5 150
167 Daniel Ciampini Don Mills Flyers LW 5"11 155
168 Quentin McCracken Quinte Red Devils D 6"0.5 170
169 Adam Pawlick Syracuse Stars RW 5"10 160
170 Braden Gray North Central Predators D 5"11 160
171 Mitch Marostica Thunder Bay Kings RW 5"9 140
172 Corey Spears Grey-Bruce Highlanders D 6"2 175
173 Jordan Davis Thunder Bay Kings C 5"9 150
174 John Bull Clarington Toros D 5"10 155
175 Andrew Csumrik North Central Predators C 6"0 150
176 Alex McCaffrey Kitchener Jr. Rangers D 6"2 185
177 Ed Pasquale Toronto Red Wings G 6"1.5 175
178 Justin Saunders Rideau St-Lawrence Kings RW 6"2 175
179 Patrick Marsh Oakville Rangers RW 5"10 175
180 Kyle DeCoste Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs RW 6"1 160
Round 10
181 Mitchell Forbes Thunder Bay Kings F 5"11 170
182 Ben Robertson Markham Majors LW 6"0 165
183 Chris Leeming Sun County Panthers LW 6"1 190
184 Kirk Rankin Halton Hurricanes D 6"0 170
185 Ian Wallwork Quinte Red Devils D 6"4 190
186 Brandon Wilkinson Quinte Red Devils D 6"0 170
187 Joe Vanni Halton Hurricanes F 5"11 184
188 Garrett Hunter Lambton Jr. Sting LW 5"10 165
189 Shaun Furlong London Jr. Knights RW 5"10 175
190 Sam Hall Quinte Red Devils D 5"10 155
191 Michael Colavecchia Toronto Red Wings F 5"9 170
192 Thomas Jones Toronto Young Nats F 5"11 170
193 Kyle McRae Ottawa Valley Titans RW 6"2 190
194 J.K Gill Don Mills Flyers LW 6"2 160
195 Jeffrey Campbell Cumberland Barons C 6"0 175
196 Ryan Baratano Detroit Compuware F 6"1 190
197 Tyler Von Engelbrechten Markham Waxers F 6"3 180
198 Scott Stover Halton Hurricanes RW 5"9 155
199 Devon Montgomery Ottawa Valley Titans D 6"2 175
200 Colin Noble Richmond Hill Stars RW/C 5"8 160
wow its a very interesting list...i think there are quite a few kids who should be ranked higher but i havent even seen most of these kids play so its hard to judge....we will soon see how close it actually is
what about Nick Diemer #11 on sun county only the best Defense in the league sure he doesnt score goals but neither does chelios and people like him i say Diemer should be top 200 easy! if u dont agree u obviously dont know good hockey....also sean bear probly should be in teh top 10 for goalies so if ur making a list for that think about it.
Wrong Bear. the one he's is talking about is the spitfires back up goalie. Nice try. he also quit the spitfires just before the brantford series about playing time and the coach dismissed him. got to be a team player mr. bear
Why do you guys talk about Bear Hes a has been so his dad. his A teamm is doing 100% since he left. dad and mom are bussy bodies.
deserve what they get
I think many of the kids will go higher than HPO has them projected. I am interested to hear how they build this list. Do they talk with scouts? or look at the draft list? or do they actually watch games and build their own lsit???
We put our rankings together through talking to various OHL club scouts and watching many tournaments and games. Our staff is small so I have to watch pretty much 85 percent of the games. I've seen alot this year. # 10 off the Kings almost cracked the list at the start of the year he was playing great when I saw him. The games I saw him in the marlies tourney weren't as promising -- he could still crack the final rankings in april.
as for the GNMHL It's hard for us to see those games, however we when they come to tournaments we see them. Also, when we talk to scouts we get a pretty good idea of who they like up there and what not.
I agree with top 10 names for most part. not easy to scout this age group as talent is thick. However, you did miss the boat on #10 Kings. He was the talk of the semi and finals of marlie tourney. Don't like the kings but the kid plays big. his name comes up quite often in the scouting arena.
whoever put diemer and sean bear should be on the list have no idea what they are talking about. diemer really isnt very good and sean bear hasnt even played this playoffs. the other goalie on windsor #29 has played the last 5 games winning them all after bear lost the first game 4-1
This list is nothing more than a joke. Just look at the Marlies on the list. They have morgan at 72, Jared at 80 ahead of Sertic at 157. One of them has got to the point he does nothing but takes penalties and the other is well good for nothing. Sertic has been the cornerstone of not only the Marlie D but the Marlie team and should by far be the highest ranked Marlie D. Perhaps, an argument could be made that would rank Salituro ahead of Sertic but that would be about it.
22 Stefan Salituro Toronto Marlies C 5"10 172
56 Matt Hoyle Toronto Marlies G 6"2 185
70 Cory Trivino Toronto Marlies C 6"1 155
72 Emile Morgan Toronto Marlies D 5"10 180
80 Jared Seymour Toronto Marlies D 6"4 200
134 Tyler Allen Toronto Marlies LW 6"1 176
Actually buddie seems that whoever wrote that list is a joke because the names that are on there are not on the real list.And maybe you will see for your self when the list comes out.Let me guess your name is on there right so you think its a good list.Oh yeah Buddie
I heard today that this so called list is not real at all some kids on their aren't even on the real one so get it nooo
one see's the real one!!!!!!!!!
All lists that aren't the OHL central scouting draft list are just speculative.... however, they give you a good account of who will go in the draft or who the scouts on that particular site think are good....
Everyone being critical why don't you spend hundreds of hours at hockey rinks on your own time, not getting paid and make your top 200.
Or wait, you'd probably just copy someone elses.
This list whether you like it or not is what it is. Like it or not thats your choice.
"This list whether you like it or not is what it is."
Exactly, this list is what it is.............USELESS! Once again, if you've received an OHL package then your on the list that counts. The rest of the lists remain, I'll repeat............USELESS!
The paid lists are interesting, The Central scouting lits get you in the door, but the lists that matter are team lists. Teams get rid of the kids that won't report, kids going NCAA, kids with questionable attitudes and come up with their favoured ones in the order that makes sense for their teams. Everybody has about the same 20 kids in the first round, but if they need a D man, they pick a d man even if they might be slightly lesser athletes than available forwards or goalies. Last year everyone of the first 10 picks was prearranged, and the only glitch was the late addition of Tavares to the mix. GM's will actively encourage good prospects to claim NCAA, or 17 year old interest, all part of the game where they try and get the kid who fits their plans best.
My son got both and is not on the list above. He has also gotten letters from teams . We have also been called by Teams !! I see Americans on the list , but not many....
I was wondering the same thing. When asked about my son's height and weight I forgot to LIE!!! I've observed him standing talking with 6'(plus) 200lb players who seems shorter and smaller than my son's apparently diminutive 5'10.5" 185lb actual size (which by the way are listed on his team sheet as SMALLER than actual - asked it to be corrected but it never happened). I also note rolls of FAT on many players. So I wonder what the point of being 200lbs is? Perhaps 185lbs 8% body-fat is better than 200lbs at 23.5%??
Seems to me if you can't be trusted to draw a line on the wall and accurately measure a distance, then you can't be trusted for much. I mean really . . . reading a weight from a scale and writing down a number is not rocket science . . .just a thought . . .
where is austin douglas, myles micallef or even ian fargireve . who the hell made up this list.
austin douglas played jr b in fort erie for like 3 games and scored 7 goals he won it for them in those 3 games. he plays a and lights it up he has 53 goals in 29 games. he couldnt play aaa becaus eits to much money and his parents are divorced so he wouldnt be able to get to the games but he has to be at least in the draft.
myles micallef biggest defencemen for tghe young nats
ian fargrieve is the team for niagara falls aaa minor midget
these 3 should be on the list
at least austin douglas
I thought that only a couple OHL Teams send out letters, such as Peterborough, Oshawa, Mississauaga and Ottawa. I dont think other teams have started sending their letters out yet.
Yes, each team is permitted to add 5 players later in the process that brings the list to 400. YOU MUST BE ON THE LIST TO BE SELECTED. 300 are selected. Simply being on the list does not mean you will be selected.
This lists is pretty good but as for the goaltending it could be alittle off this year was a strong year for the goalies and there are 14 goalies that this list includes. Last year as a very weak year as far as goalies are concetned and there were 18 taken in the top 10 rounds.
Ya I just thought I would comment because I found the goaltending thing interesting but goalies are tough to draft sometimes dont always know what your gettiing into. This list looks pretty good pther wise I think you guys did a pretty good job! Is anyway going to take a stab at the last 5 rounds that would be tough?
for the guy that runs the hpo website:
first of all you are doing a wonderful job with the website, i liked the top 200 list you have, but i was wondering...you have a top 10 gthl list up, and last year you did a top 10 odmha list aswell...will we be gettting a top 10 odmha list this year?
Every height and weight on this list is 110% wrong...an added inch or two with an extra 5-10 pounds on each kid you might get away with...this is all wrong especiallly the top 25
Because the guys I know quite well, the guys I play with, the guys I train with...some of them are on that list. I am not on the list so dont get the idea that I'm stirring the pot because I am in no place to do so. I'm just making an observation that some of the numbers are wrong.
Thomas is a highly skilled forward who can always play a solid two way game. It seems like he's a step above most of the guys in this league. His ability to turn people inside out and finish scoring opportunities has placed him among the elite at this age group in Ontario. One part of Thomas' game that I enjoy is that he isn't afraid to throw the body when it's needed. Against the Jr. Canadiens at the marlies tournament you could tell he really wanted to win and was willing to sacrifice getting hit in order to make the play. I think Thomas will be a pretty high draft pick come May and he will be a very solid OHL player.
Tim is a very good skating d-man who can control a game from the back end. His first few strides allow him to make offensive plays that others cannot make. His positioning in his own zone is strong and although he is not the most physical d-man out there he doesn't shy away from the corners. In a game against Burlington this year Tim really showed his talent against a top tier club as he made several nice passes and strong defensive plays. I think Tim will turn into an excellent 2-3 dman in the OHL and if he can train and fill out a little more he might find himself playing professional hockey in a few seasons.
Brent is a smooth skating d-man who displays great vision. Brent is at his best when he's playing physical and letting go his nice low shot from the point. He possesses a very good first pass and knows when to jump up into the rush. Brent's development has really taken off in the last two years and he's filling out to become a strong physical presence to accompany his great offensive skills. Brent does need to work on his positioning a little bit but that will come with time and the right coaching.
Chris is a physically imposing goaltender who loves to play in big games. His combination of size and talent has shot him near the top of the list for OHL eligible goaltenders. Playing on a strong Nepean club Chris has shown that he can stay focused and still make big saves even if his club is usually in the other teams end. I really think Chris will develop into an OHL starter. A year of Jr. A will help Chris and will give him the right stage to get some experience and make the most of his talent.
Stephen is an interesting prospect in our eyes. He is big, mobile and takes the body quite often. I think he has a future at the next level there is a catch though, will he play forward or defense? He reminds me of Kingstons Eric Lanciault last season as he can either be a top checking forward with some offensive punch or a top rate defenseman. This season I have seen him play a lot of defense and he has played excellent every time he steps on the ice.
6. Aaron MacCosham C Rideau-St Lawrence Kings 6"1 185
Aaron is a big centerman who knows how to rack up points. He uses his size to his advantage and is one of the leaders on a very good Kings team. He among others has really picked his play up in the playoffs and are making a run to the OHL cup. Aaron is a very smart player hockey player with awesome hands I think his draft stock is rising daily and he could find himself in the rounds 3-6 range on draft day. Aaron excels when he has the puck and has great playmaking skills. I think he will have a very good year next year in Jr. A if he decides to play there.
Physically imposing d-man with a great sense of positioning in his own end. plays his gaps really well and has a big shot from the point. Matt could end up being a first or second round pick in this years draft. He's got all the tools and seems to be developing very well. Not the most offensively gifted player but still can get on the score sheet. Looks like his future will be a bright one and we will be watching him at the next level for years to come.
Shawn is an all-around solid player who is an excellent skater. He has good acceleration and has awesome puck skills. He found himself playing a lot of forward this year and given his size this might be the best choice if he wants to continue on in hockey. It's incredible how strong he is in the offensive zone despite playing a lot of D in his life. If I were Shawn I'd keep working at the forward position because we think that's the position that best suites his skills. He is a wildcard in the draft this year but any team who takes him is getting a player with a lot of offensive potential.
Chris is a solid d-man with a great knack for the game. He reads the play well and steps up and takes the body quite often in the neutral zone. Despite being rather lanky at this point in his development Chris does play an intense physical game, which really impressed me. I think Chris will fill out and his physical game will really come to form. Offensively Chris knows what to do with the puck in the offensive zone however sometimes his first pass out of the zone could use a little work. He needs to look more and be patient. Chris will be a JR. A player next year in our projection and should become a solid junior hockey player.
10. Patrick Killeen G Ottawa Valley Titans 6"3 180
Patrick is a big goaltender who has showcased his skills at the minor midget level for the last two seasons, as he played up with the 89's last season. He moves fairly well for a big goalie and seems to play a very controlled, positional game between the pipes. Patrick is drawing a lot of OHL attention and for good reason. His OHL cup will be a huge stage for him to prove himself to the scouts.
I heard that all the players participating in the OHL cup will get weighed and height measured prior to the actual tournament. Because they are aware that teams tend to beef up the stats.
I saw a name on the HS top 1000. Something Bear. Is this Bear guys real name Bear, or is that a nickname. Someone is either really keen on this guy or their getting off, playing head games with everyone. Does he carry baggage with him. It seems as though he has moved around a fair bit.
Put an up dated list on here. That list (if you want to call it that) is from Feb.8 or earlier. After all of the U-17 camps everything has changed. Just look at the Alliance. Clark and Wellwood made the team that makes their rankings go way up.