With the 2013 Bantam Draft fast
approaching the Lethbridge Hurricanes remain busy scouting players
and building for the future. General Manager, Brad Robson and
some of the scouting staff recently spent four days at the U16 BC Cup
and expect to see a lot of talent and depth at all positions coming
out of the province.
Western Elite Prospects named Forwards
Beck Malenstyn, Jake Kryski, Tak Anholt and Defensemen Dante Fabbro
and Josh Anderson as the top five ’98 born prospects out of British
Columbia.
Robson says those top end players have
been top end players all year and they’ve remained consistent
throughout the season. “I would say about 70 percent of the WHL
Bantam draft will be in Alberta and British Columbia mixing in some
Saskatchewan and high end Manitoba kids” added Robson.
The Canes GM had high expectations
heading into the BC Cup and his expectations were met saying “we
had our eye on some prospects going into the tournament that we
believed to be high end. After the tournament was over we still
believe those prospects will set themselves apart.” Robson
added that there were others that might be flying a little under the
radar. “There were some defensemen who were playing on some
weaker teams and might play better if they were playing with some
stronger players.”
With the BC Cup over, Robson and his
scouts make their way to Strathmore AB, for the Alberta Cup which
runs from April 25th to 28th.
(From Esther Madziya, Hurricanes Media Relations)
Thanks,
Pat
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