Stuart Miller-Davis
Writer, Broadcaster, and Editor at Freelance
Carleton Journalism grad. Sports enthusiast and storyteller. Words appeared in @TheHockeyNews, @ReadPaperPlane, and @SportsOttawa. Profile pic:@Austensanity
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3 days ago |
nhlentrydraft.com | Stuart Miller-Davis
Mason West is hard to miss. The hulking center is always the center of attention, whether that’s with Edina on Minnesota’s high-school circuit or with Fargo in the United States Hockey League. After graduating from the Minnesota high school hockey ranks this season, West impressed during a short stint where he produced almost a point-per- game with nine points (one goal, eight assists) in 10 contests before participating in a pair of playoff skates.
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4 days ago |
nhlentrydraft.com | Stuart Miller-Davis
Matthew Schaefer, a defenseman with Erie in the Ontario Hockey League, is No. 1 on FCHockey’s Final ranking for the 2025 NHL Draft. Schaefer retains his status as the top prospect available in the 2025 draft, claiming the No. 1 spot in FCHockey’s Final ranking despite lack of playing time.
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3 weeks ago |
nhlentrydraft.com | Stuart Miller-Davis
A historic scoring streak from Gavin McKenna has ended. McKenna was held off the scoresheet in Game 2 of the Western Hockey League Final on Sunday, halting the 17-year-old’s impressive 54-game run. The loss, 6-2 to Spokane, was the first time the phenom had been held pointless since Brandon shut out Medicine Hat on Nov. 2. “The point streak itself is more of a representation of the kind of trajectory he’s on and how the WHL isn’t much of a challenge for him,” FCHockey scout Kareem Elshafey said.
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1 month ago |
nhlentrydraft.com | Stuart Miller-Davis
The final showcase is in, with some members of the 2025 NHL Draft class turning in memorable performances at the U18 Worlds. Others weren’t so fortunate. The 2025 U18 Worlds, which wrapped on Saturday, featured a Canada romp of Sweden — a 7-0 bounce — to claim gold for the second consecutive event. It also saw Team USA eke out a 4-3 overtime win against Slovakia to claim bronze. Swedish winger Filip Ekberg stole the headlines with his performance in Texas for the silver medal-winning squad.
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1 month ago |
nhlentrydraft.com | Stuart Miller-Davis
Filip Ekberg‘s adjustment to playing for Ottawa in the Ontario Hockey League during the 2024–25 season took some time. But once the speedy, playmaking winger found his groove near the end of the season, scouts started to take notice. Ekberg was a revelation at the 2025 IIHF World Under-18 Championship as he set a new tournament scoring record for Sweden with 18 points (10 goals, eight assists) — the sixth-most productive showcase in tournament history.
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Some players that improved their draft stock for the 2025 NHL Draft, and a few players showcased themselves a year early at the U18s!
A little late-season boost! #NHLDraft | #U18Worlds https://t.co/zoOPb4Seh9
RT @FCHockey: “He really caught fire towards the end of the season and produced offensively in a big way..." -- @KennyD8998 #NHLDraft | @…
Second round of the CHL playoffs get started this week. Oshawa Generals forward Owen Griffin had an impressive first round. Check out his playoff exploits to date and other postseason stars in my roundup from yesterday!
“Griffin is a strong skater with capable two-way ability, allowing him to move around in the lineup and contribute effectively on special teams." -- @josephaleong11 #NHLDraft | @StumillerDavis https://t.co/ZLQLwtwJpU