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Canucks Army Prospect Rankings: Lists Revealed!
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Sep 3, 2016, 11:00 EDTUpdated:
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One question we get asked whenever there is a ranking or list that is hidden under ‘consensus rankings’ is:
What was your list?
Well, we aren’t going to hide under the consensus rankings and provide everyone’s rankings below.
It has been separated into two groupings for ease of reading
Here is the final list, where you can profiles on the Top 25 prospects within the Canucks organization.
Thomas Drance
Ryan Biech
J.D. Burke
Jeremy Davis
#1
Boeser
2
3
1
1
#2
Juolevi
1
1
3
3
#3
Demko
3
2
2
2
#4
Rodin
5
4
4
4
#5
Tryamkin
8
7
5
6
#6
Gaunce
4
5
6
5
#7
Subban
6
6
8
7
#8
Pedan
7
8
10
8
#9
Olson
11
9
9
11
#10
Zhukenov
14
17
7
15
#11
Brisebois
13
12
11
12
#12
Candella
12
14
12
16
#13
Gaudette
9
11
14
13
#14
Stecher
19
10
16
10
#15
Cassels
10
20
17
14
#16
Jasek
N/R
13
15
19
#17
Neill
15
15
20
17
#18
Grenier
N/R
19
N/R
9
#19
Sautner
17
18
13
18
#20
Carcone
16
N/R
N/R
N/R
  • Managing Editor of the Nation Network Thomas Drance had William Lockwood (18th) and Michael Garteig (20th) cracking the top twenty rankings.
  • For myself – I had Jakob Stukel at 16th
  • For Jeremy – He had Lockwood coming as the 20th best prospect.
  • Managing Editor of Canucks Army J.D. Burke had Stukel (18th) and Lockwood (19th) occupying that spots that were eventually taken by Alex Grenier and Ashton Sautner.
Satiar Shah
Tyler Horsfall
Jackson McDonald
#1
Boeser
2
1
1
#2
Juolevi
1
3
2
#3
Demko
3
2
3
#4
Rodin
4
4
4
#5
Tryamkin
6
7
5
#6
Gaunce
5
13
7
#7
Subban
7
5
6
#8
Pedan
8
9
8
#9
Olson
17
6
11
#10
Zhukenov
12
17
9
#11
Brisebois
11
18
15
#12
Candella
20
10
12
#13
Gaudette
18
N/R
16
#14
Stecher
10
16
N/R
#15
Cassels
15
15
13
#16
Jasek
16
14
10
#17
Neill
19
8
14
#18
Grenier
9
12
N/R
#19
Sautner
N/R
N/R
19
#20
Carcone
N/R
11
18
  • TSN 1040’s Satiar Shah had Mike Zalewski as the 13th best prospect in the organization, and Michael Garteig as the 14th.
  • Jackson McDonald had Jakob Stukel as 17th and Brett McKenzie as 20th.
  • Tyler had the aforementioned Zalewski at 19th and Evan McEneny as the 20th best prospect in the organization.
As a group we were pretty much in consensus on who the top four prospects were, but the order varied. I was the only one to have Demko higher than Boeser, and that was simply due to Demko having a larger sample size in the NCAA to pull from. 
We have all been in agreement that the Canucks boast some high-end prospects in Boeser, Juolevi and Demko but it seems to fall off from there. Furthermore, the Canucks do seem to have some talent throughout their defensive prospect rankings, but, aside from Boeser, lack some ‘sure bets’ in the forward ranks.
Regardless, it will be an interesting year to follow the prospects in the QMJHL, OHL, WHL, AHL, ECHL, NCAA, and Extraliga.
Thanks for reading the series this year.

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