The playoffs are about to start, and that brings us to the second DFA bounty:

You've made it. You're on the list to be drafted into the SMJHL. Some of you have already temporarily joined a team for the remainder of this season to stay in shape and possibly attract more attention from scouts.

Written Task: Write a summary of your scouting profile, highlighting why you you're expected to do well in the upcoming draft (250 word min.)
Graphic Task: Show us the cover photo for your scouting file. Must include your render, name, position and nationality.

Reward: $500,000 for doing one of the above

Only current SMJHL Draftable Free Agents (S60 SMJHL Draftees, SHL class of S61) are eligible for this bounty.

There is no need to claim this anywhere. After grading the money should pop up in your account 'automatically'.

Deadline: Sunday, May 23rd @ 11:59pm EST

 

Cal Labovitch |'| RW #12 |'| Detroit Falcons |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| Switzerland

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Personal details

Hometown: Lausanne, Switzerland

Height: 6'1" |'| Weight: 202 lbs

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SHL STATISTICS

Regular season
S55 REG |'| Minnesota Chiefs      |'| GP: 50 |'| G:   12 |'| A: 15 |'| P: 27

S56 REG |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GP: 50 |'| G:   21 |'| A: 12 |'| P: 33

S57 REG |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GP: 66 |'| G:   31 |'| A: 20 |'| P: 51

S58 REG |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GP: 66 |'| G:   19 |'| A: 34 |'| P: 53

S59 REG |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GP: 66 |'| G:   23 |'| A: 39 |'| P: 62

S60 REG |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GP: 66 |'| G:   24 |'| A: 31 |'| P: 55

S61 REG |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GP: 66 |'| G:   42 |'| A: 30 |'| P: 72

S62 REG |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GP: 66 |'| G:   27 |'| A: 33 |'| P: 60

S63 REG |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GP: 66 |'| G:   18 |'| A: 35 |'| P: 53

S64 REG |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GP: 66 |'| G:   28 |'| A: 25 |'| P: 53

S65 REG |'| Baltimore Platoon |'| GP: 66 |'| G:   23 |'| A: 33 |'| P: 56

Post Season
S55 PO |'| Minnesota Chiefs      |'| Did not make playoffs                 

S56 PO |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| Did not make playoffs                

S57 PO |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| Did not make playoffs                

S58 PO |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| Did not make playoffs                 

S59 PO |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| Did not make playoffs                

S60 PO |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GP: 4 |'| G:   3 |'| A: 0 |'| P: 3

S61 PO |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GP: 4 |'| G:   1 |'| A: 2 |'| P: 3

S62 PO |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GP: 5 |'| G:   2 |'| A: 2 |'| P: 4

S63 PO |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| Did not make playoffs

S64 PO |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| Did not make playoffs

S65 PO |'| Baltimore Platoon |'| GP: 5 |'| G:   2 |'| A: 1 |'| P: 3

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SMJHL STATISTICS

Regular season

S51 REG |'| Detroit Falcons |'| GP: 50 |'| G:   7 |'| A: 24 |'| P: 31

S52 REG |'| Detroit Falcons |'| GP: 50 |'| G: 19 |'| A: 35 |'| P: 54

S53 REG |'| Detroit Falcons |'| GP: 50 |'| G: 16 |'| A: 25 |'| P: 41

S54 REG |'| Detroit Falcons |'| GP: 50 |'| G:   9 |'| A: 14 |'| P: 23

Post Season

S51 PO |'| Detroit Falcons |'| GP:   7 |'| G: 3 |'| A: 2 |'| P: 5
S52 PO |'| Detroit Falcons |'| GP: 10 |'| G: 5 |'| A: 1 |'| P: 6

S53 PO |'| Detroit Falcons |'| GP: 17 |'| G: 2 |'| A: 3 |'| P: 5

S54 PO |'| Detroit Falcons |'| GP:   7 |'| G: 1 |'| A: 3 |'| P: 4

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WJC STATISTICS

S50 WJC |'| Team Alpine |'| GP: 19 |'| G: 0 |'| A:   2   |'| P:   2

S51 WJC |'| Team DACH |'| GP: 21 |'| G: 4 |'| A: 10   |'| P: 14

S52 WJC |'| Team DACH |'| GP: 15 |'| G: 2 |'| A:   6   |'| P:   8

S53 WJC |'| Team DACH |'| GP: 13 |'| G: 1 |'| A: 12   |'| P: 13

S54 WJC |'| Team DACH |'| GP: 13 |'| G: 1 |'| A:   2   |'| P:   3

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IIHF STATISTICS

S51 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 15 |'| G: 0 |'| A: 0 |'| P:  0

S52 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 12 |'| G: 0 |'| A: 0 |'| P:  0

S53 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 12 |'| G: 2 |'| A: 3 |'| P:  5

S54 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 13 |'| G: 1 |'| A: 6 |'| P:  7

S55 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 12 |'| G: 4 |'| A: 2 |'| P:  6

S56 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 13 |'| G: 2 |'| A: 3 |'| P:  5

S57 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 12 |'| G: 3 |'| A: 5 |'| P:  8

S58 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 12 |'| G: 4 |'| A: 7 |'| P: 11

S59 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 13 |'| G: 6 |'| A: 7 |'| P: 13

S60 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 12 |'| G: 3 |'| A: 4 |'| P:  7

S61 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 13 |'| G: 3 |'| A:12 |'| P:15

S62 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 13 |'| G: 3 |'| A: 3 |'| P:  6

S63 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 15 |'| G: 4 |'| A: 6 |'| P: 10

S64 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 13 |'| G: 6 |'| A: 5 |'| P: 11

S65 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 15 |'| G: 9 |'| A: 6 |'| P: 15

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Awards, Cups and Medals

S51 |'| Elias Armia Award (Commissioners' award of excellence)

S51 |'| IIHF (Switzerland NT) |'| Silver medal

S51 |'| WJC (Team DACH) |'| Co-GM

S51 |'| WJC (Team DACH) |'| Bronze medal

S52 |'| Detroit Falcons |'| Laurifer Trophy  

S52 |'| WJC (Team DACH) |'| Co-GM

S53 |'| Detroit Falcons |'| Laurifer Trophy 

S53 |'| Detroit Falcons |'| Oriens Trophy 

S53 |'| Detroit Falcons |'| Four Star Cup

S54 |'| WJC (Team DACH) |'| Co-GM

S55 |'| Minnesota Chiefs |'| Called up to SHL

S55 |'| Ryan Jesster Trophy (nominee)

S56 |'| Detroit Falcons |'| Co-GM

S59 |'| Detroit Falcons |'| GM

S61 |'| Jay McDonald Trophy

S61 |'| Ron Mexico Trophy (nominee)

S62 |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GM

S63 |'| IIHF (Switzerland NT) |'| Silver medal

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Draft position
SHL     |'| Draft S52 |'| Round 1 |'|   2OA
SMJHL |'| Draft S51 |'| Round 3 |'| 25OA

 

  

Julian Flörsch |'| LD #42 |'| Detroit Falcons |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| Switzerland

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Personal details

Hometown: Geneva, Switzerland

Height: 6'0" |'| Weight: 200 lbs

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SHL STATISTICS

Regular season[/pbl]

S69 REG |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GP: 66 |'| G:    8 |'| A: 23 |'| P: 31

S70 REG |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GP: 66 |'| G:   11 |'| A: 24 |'| P: 35

S71 REG |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GP: 66 |'| G:   10 |'| A: 18 |'| P: 28

S72 REG |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GP: 66 |'| G:   09 |'| A: 27 |'| P: 36

S73 REG |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GP: 66 |'| G:   08 |'| A: 25 |'| P: 33

Post Season
S69 PO |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GP: 5 |'| G:   0 |'| A: 2 |'| P: 2
S70 PO |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| GP: 4 |'| G:   0 |'| A: 0 |'| P: 0
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SMJHL STATISTICS
Regular season
S65 REG |'| Detroit Falcons |'| GP: 66 |'| G:   7 |'| A: 15 |'| P: 22
S66 REG |'| Detroit Falcons |'| GP: 66 |'| G: 11 |'| A: 19 |'| P: 30
S67 REG |'| Detroit Falcons |'| GP: 66 |'| G: 16 |'| A: 36 |'| P: 52
S68 REG |'| Detroit Falcons |'| GP: 66 |'| G: 13 |'| A: 40 |'| P: 53
Post Season
S65 PO |'| Detroit Falcons |'| GP: 17 |'| G: 0 |'| A: 3 |'| P: 3
S66 PO |'| Detroit Falcons |'| GP:  0 |'| G: 0 |'| A: 0 |'| P: 0
S67 PO |'| Detroit Falcons |'| GP: 10 |'| G: 2 |'| A: 2 |'| P: 4
S68 PO |'| Detroit Falcons |'| GP: 18 |'| G: 5 |'| A: 8 |'| P:13
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WJC STATISTICS
S64 WJC |'| Team SWEDEN |'| GP: 13 |'| G: 1 |'| A:   1   |'| P:   2
S65 WJC |'| Team DACH |'| GP: 15 |'| G: 1 |'| A:  5   |'| P:  6
S66 WJC |'| Team DACH |'| GP: 15 |'| G: 1 |'| A:   6   |'| P:   7
S67 WJC |'| Team DACH |'| GP: 15 |'| G: 3 |'| A:   1   |'| P:   4
S68 WJC |'| Team DACH |'| GP: 15 |'| G: 1 |'| A:  4   |'| P:  5
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IIHF STATISTICS
S66 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 13 |'| G: 1 |'| A: 3 |'| P:  4
S67 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 13 |'| G: 0 |'| A: 1 |'| P:  1
S68 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 13 |'| G: 0 |'| A: 1 |'| P:  1
S69 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 12 |'| G: 0 |'| A: 0 |'| P:  0
S70 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 12 |'| G: 0 |'| A: 1 |'| P:  1

S71 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 15 |'| G: 2 |'| A: 3 |'| P:  5

S72 IIHF |'| Switzerland NT |'| GP: 12 |'| G: 0 |'| A: 3 |'| P:  3

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Awards, Cups and Medals

S65 |'| IIHF (Switzerland NT) |'| Gold medal

S65 |'| Detroit Falcons |'| Laurifer trophy

S65 |'| Detroit Falcons |'| Linna-Landvik trophy

S65 |'| Detroit Falcons |'| Four Star Cup
S65 |'| WJC (Team DACH) |'| Gold medal
S66 |'| WJC (Team DACH) |'| Gold medal
S67 |'| WJC (Team DACH) |'| Gold medal
S68 |'| Quilha Agante Trophy
S68 |'| WJC (Team DACH) |'| Gold medal
S68 |'| Detroit Falcons |'| Laurifer trophy
S68 |'| Detroit Falcons |'| Linna-Landvik trophy
S68 |'| Detroit Falcons |'| Four Star Cup
S68 |'| Quilha Agante Trophy (nominee)

S69 |'| Minnesota Monarchs |'| Called up to SHL
S69 |'| Ryan Jesster Trophy (nominee)

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Draft position
SHL|'| Draft S66 |'| Autodrafted

SMJHL|'| Draft S65 |'| Round 1 |'|   11OA

 

  

 
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Doug Glatt has well and truly hit the ground running after the Vancouver Whalers kindly and smartly offered him a deal to play on their defensive unit for the remainder of the season and playoffs. With his +/- being around two to four he is firmly making a difference. Notched 10 hits and 10 Shot blocks he is making a name for himself as being a shutdown defenseman and confirming his hard work and life ambition is paying off. Not only that he has shocked everyone with his offensive output. With some in the team calling him an elite sniper, currently at twenty two percent shot percentage with two vital goals. Also to add onto that has four assists, so Doug has proven he can making a difference on both offense and defense. Doug is looking forward to the playoffs and is working hard to repay the favour and bring the whalers some silverware. With Dougs hot start there is no doubt he is a hot commodity and there will be a number of interested scouts watching closely, but his focus is currently on the whalers and going all the way. Doug is very thankful of the whalers organisation and how they've made him feel completely at home. He would be more than happy to see his name called there in the draft but as mentioned he recognises he will be highly sought after so is excited to see where his permanent home will be. Doug will be a great addition to any franchise, his hard work and determination for his team is invaluable and will be proven time and time again.

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Scouting Profile: Melvin Majestik-Moose
Country: Sweden (originally American)
Current Home: Colorado
Position: Right Defender
DFA Team: St. Louis Scarecrows

Scouting Portfolio: Majestik-Moose has done a great job of initiating himself into the league. He’s worked hard with the Scarecrows as a last season roster add, and is trying to help them in their fight for the Four Star Cup. While it isn’t known how well he will do in this avenue, the young defender is working hard during training to get stronger and stronger. Currently the moose has some strong defensive stats, and is working hard at increasing the number of takeaways achieved in games. While the moose is weak in faceoff situations, his positioning and ability to read plays is absolutely wonderful for a brand new skater. In interviews and discussions, the player is very malleable and adaptable to whatever the team might need. While it may take him a bit of time to adjust his skating and abilities, he’s open to any position on the ice, any line, and doing what it takes to be a team player.

Personality Portfolio: Dubbed as “Murder-Moose” in other sports circles, Majestik-Moose has worked hard to shed his previously ‘Bad Boy’ image. While he still is rough around the edges at times, Majestik-Moose has proven himself over and over again as an earner and an excellent athlete. He’s already working hard to make a name for himself in the SHL and has produced numerous press conferences, videos, and tweets to make himself more well-known in league circles. He hasn’t been able to figure out how to transfer his millions into Swedish Krona yet, but this is something that is surely to come sooner than later.

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S61 | Melvin Majestik-Moose | Defender | 2051 TPE
Nevada Battleborn Captain and Assistant Captain
Chicago Syndicate and Assistant Captain & Co-GM
Jess's Favorite Battlebaby
S61 1st Overall
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Career Stats:
To Be Determined Probably Never

Why should Adelie de Pengu do well in the upcoming juniors draft? Well it all comes down to two words. Natural and pedigree. As a penguin, Adelie is an absolute natural on the ice. He spent most of his life in the ice and snow of the arctic, so he knows his ice balance like the back of his flipper. He simply glides along the ice in ways that few other players can even imagine getting close to. After all he's small and agile. Being small actually helps him in this case because he's a defender. It allows him to slip around other players with ease, setting him up for unique positions for both steals and blocks. It puts him ahead of other defenders that can be easily boxed out by screens. Then we get to the next word. Pedigree. Adelie isn't a new name. He's been in two other leagues playing different sports. He's a well known and gifted athlete who has repeatedly gone above and beyond what was asked of him. He knows exactly what his body has to offer and how to get the most out of it in any given situation. This will give him an edge over lesser known names that haven't been seen in action and don't already have a brand behind them supporting them. Overall, Adelie is an elite overall package. He has a mixture of size, speed, and ability that you simply can't get out of other players because they are not in fact penguins. That alone sets him apart in ways that can't be learned or made up for with practice.

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Sean Stevenson III boasts good size, and already knows how to use it to protect the puck. His balance is impeccable leaving him dominant against the wall. Moreover, like many SMJHL players, Stevenson III plays with some serious grit and never stops competing or bringing the intensity. This is evidenced by his great play in big games. Finally, and this is what really sets Sean apart from many other prospects is how creative he is with the puck for a big guy. He has good hands, and is a proven goal scorer at every level. All his skills, coupled with his character makeup will make Sean an attractive Center for any SMJHL GM come draft day. - Hockeyprospects


Sean is a very aggressive, high energy player, that is a step above all of his peers from Czechia. In the 2020 World Under 18 Championships, Stevenson made a name for himself by scoring timely goals, and for the most part putting on a one man show. He plays a North American style of play, similar to to the likes of Henrik Lekberg Osterman of the San Francisco Pride. I would expect him to go at pick #13 in the draft, just based on the impact he made against his opposition at the World U18 Championships. - Eliteprospects

Capping off a very good 17 yo season in New Orleans, Sean hopes to break into the SMJHL running and make a name for himself quickly to attract SHL GM's. His rough and tumble style of play combined with his natural ability to score while giving the punishment should have teams salivating. It has been a while since we have seen a player with his size and skill on the ice. - Pierre McGuire

I think it's plain and simple when it comes to my scouting profile. I am hands down the best goalie in my class. Lets just look at the numbers. I may not have the wins to back this up, but I can guarantee I do have the raw stats, and the potential to be worth a top draft pick. I have played in 16 regular season games, which admittedly were not the best. In these games I went 3-12-1, again, not the best. I posted 540 saves on 608 shots for a total of a .888 save percentage. In my opinion that's pretty darn good for a DFA. I unfortunately allowed over 4 goals per game, not putting my team in the best position to win. I finished the regular season with a goalie rating of 63. Now follow me, if you will, to the playoffs. I competed in 5 playoff games, losing my first ever playoff series 1-4 to ANC. I posted a 1-3-1 record, again not great. A goals allowed average of just over 3, meh could have been better. You’re probably wondering what I’m even talking about at this point, I mean these are mediocre stats. This is where things get interesting. In the playoffs I ended up with a game rating of EIGHTY SEVEN, a huge increase from the regular season. I also faced, on average, FORTY SEVEN shots per game in this series, which is an absolute shelling. Even through all this, I almost touched Hasek’s numbers with a save percent of .928. I just have one thing to say. You want your franchise to be successful? You get some Willie in your life.

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Right now Tomas Zadina is expected to do two things:

1.) Take tons of shots. Zadina's bread and butter has always been his shot. Since he was a young player he's been the trigger man on the power play. His spot is the right circle dot.

2.) Backcheck to create odd man rushes. Zadina has been working on this part of his game a lot over the past 3 seasons. One of the top ways to score is to backcheck hard, lift a stick and send the puck back the other way for a 2 on 1. It's about speed, being strong on your stick, and being able to transition the puck as well as a defenseman makes a first pass.

Aside from those things it's really obvious that his ability to cycle the puck, set up teammates and position himself defensively needs a ton of work. The good news is that junior players are pretty shit at defense so that shouldn't be a huge deal. But since that's his biggest weakness you can absolutely expect him to improve on it over the course of the season. Being a one trick pony won't get you far in the SHL so we will probably very quickly see his game evolve into one that incorporates a high impact defensive style to compensate for his lack of defensive IQ and hopefully some simple cycling skills that will no doubt improve as he learns to win board battles and set up his teammates in the slot and on the back door.

Cal Juice
Tomas Zadina
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