Canadian Hockey League

• Tenacious
  C, Cole Cassels, finished the year with 1 assist in 2 games, a -2 and 4
  PIMs.  Oshawa (58.943% Est. Fen. Close)
  finished first in the OHL’s Eastern Conference and will face the Peterborough Petes
  (46.633% Est. Fen Close) in the first round of the playoffs.
• Jared
  McCann is back from his wrist injury and in his last two games he scored 1 goal
  and 3 assists, extending his point streak to 14 games, earning a +5 and 0
  PIMs.  The Soo (56.119%) finished first
  in the West and will face the Saginaw Spirit (47.196%) in the first round of
  the playoffs.
• Showtime
  Virtanen finished his last 3 games with a -2, 6 PIMs and 0 points.  Calgary (55.863%) finished 1st in
  their division and will face the Kootenay Ice (48.064%) in the first round of
  the playoffs.  Showtime is considered one of the WHL’s top wingers.
• Jordan
  Subban finished his final 3 games with 3 assists, a -1 and 2 PIMs.  Despite being a terrible team, Belleville
  (47.595%) made it into the playoffs as a 7th seed and will face the
  Barrie Colts (49.412%) in the first round of the playoffs – this could be an
  upset for the higher ranked team, but the Colts have some great firepower.
• Evan
  McEneny played in 3 games this week earning a -3 and 4 PIMs.  Kingston (52.275%) finished in 6th
  in the OHL East and will face 3rd ranked North Bay (56.632%).
• Ashton
  Sautner skated in 2 games this week where he notched 3 assists and earned a
  -1.  His Edmonton Oil Kings (53.685%)
  barely made it into the post-season and will face top the ranked Brandon Wheat
  Kings (55.403%).
• Miles
  Liberati finished off his season with 2 games, 1 assist and a +4.  His North Bay Battalion will face Kingston in
  the post-season.  While his counting numbers have not been very impressive, Liberati is playing top minutes for the top pairing on a strong possession team.
• Kyle Pettit
  did not play in a game this week.  While
  the Otters are suffering from an outbreak of Chicken Pox, Pettit did not play because he broke
  his knuckle on his right hand.  He could
  return at some point in the first round.  Erie
  (56.602%) finished in 2nd in the OHL West and will face Sarnia
  (51.034%) in the post season.
• Anton
  Cederholm played in 3 more games this week scoring 1 assist, a -2 and earned 6
  PIMs.  The Winterhawks (50.378%) finished
  second in their division and will face Seattle (50.417%) in the post-season.
• MacKenze
  Stewart played in the last 3 regular season games to earn a -2 and 9 PIMs.  Prince Albert did not make the post-season so
  he could potentially join the Canucks, or more likely, the Utica Comets (but is
  unlikely to play).

NCAA

• Patrick McNally
  continued to score despite missing so much time with an injury.  In 2 games, he scored 1 goal and 2 assists,
  earned a +1 and 9 shots on goal.  Harvard
  won the ECAC Mens Tournament and is playing the in NCAA Finals.  The McNally situation is going to be interesting as he could potentially leave school this summer (though he is eligible for a 5th year as he sat out a year).  Jason Botchford is not under the impression that the Canucks will even sign him.  McNally may choose the Justin Schultz route and allow himself to become a UFA by refusing to sign with Vancouver.  McNally is an interesting player, he had success right from being a freshman though he had two partial years due to the cheating scandal but came right back and dominated.  Also you need to keep in mind McNally is playing on a strong Harvard team (high Quality of Teammates) while he is older than most seniors, currently at 23.  McNally watch is on.  Here’s an interesting Crimson read on his return from injury.
• Ben Hutton is
  finished with the NCAA and is currently in Utica.  He has not yet played in a game.
• Joseph LaBate
  played in 1 game and earned 4 shots on goal to break the 100 shots mark.  Wisconsin was eliminated in the past week and
  is done for the season.  As LaBate is a
  senior the Canucks have 30 days from the time he leaves school to sign
  him.  I would be pushing to do so now
  before he leaves as a UFA. 
• Matthew Beattie
  did not play a game this week (nor did Yale). 
  They were eliminated in the ECAC tournament but have earned a bid into
  the NCAA finals and will play this weekend.
• Mike Williamson
  played in one game this past week.  Penn
  State was eliminated this past week and is now finished for the season.

• Boston College did not play a game this week as they were eliminated in the Hockey East tournament quarter finals.  They did earn a bid into the Finals this upcoming week.  

Europe

• Nikita Tryamkin did not play this week as his team is done for the season.

ECHL

• There’s been no news on Curtis Valk’s injury.
• Ludwig Blomstrand played in 3 games this week scoring 4 goals but earning a -3.  He also notched 8 shots on goal.
• Dane Fox played in 3 games and scored 1 assist.  He earned a -5 and found 9 shots on goal.
• Jeremie Blain played in 1 game this week earning a +2, 2 shots on goal and 4 PIMs.
• Patrick Kennedy played in 2 games this week with Kalamazoo scoring 1 goal, 1 assist, earning a +2, 6 shots on net and 2 PIMs.
• Kane Lafranchise played in 3 games with Kalamazoo this week scoring 1 assist, earning a -4 and found 4 shots on goal.
• Mitch Holmberg is still injured.

• Joe Cannata played in 1 ECHL game this week and had an 18 of 19 save performance and is still 11 minutes shorts of the minimum to be ranked in the ECHL Top Goalies.

Further Reading:

• The Hockey Prospectus Mock Draft has the Canucks drafting QMJHL Defencemen, Thomas Chabot at 18th.
• HockeysFuture lists the Canucks Top 20 prospects.
• Canucks.com’s attempt at a Prospect Report
• Some interesting reviews of Jordan Subban and Cole Cassels from Buzzing the Net.
• Read Last Week’s Canucks Army Prospect Report
• Read Last Weeks Comets Militia Report.
• Join the Canucks Army Facebook Group for Insiderrr access.
• Check out Canucks Army’s 2014 Midterm Prospect Ranking
• For all your CHL Fancystats or to check out the Canucks CHL prospects, go to CHLStats.com