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Some interesting articles on Calgary Kid Aiden Fink. Top ranked AJHL player with the Brooks Bandits and a clone of Mangiapane (looks, no idea about playing style).

https://www.nhl.com/flames/news/calg...nk/c-344797778

All he does is win.

Literally.

Aiden Fink and the Brooks Bandits claimed every piece of hardware there was to win this past season.

The Bandits were AJHL regular season champs after a ridiculous 55-5-2 run, won the AJHL Championship and topped it off with the CJHL crown, becoming the first team to win the Centennial Cup three times in a row.

And for Fink, how about being named to the AJHL South All-Star Team, AJHL Top Forward, AJHL MVP, CJHL Top Forward and finally CJHL MVP.

The top ranked AJHL player, Fink is listed at 63 on NHL Central Scouting's Final North American Skaters rankings after posting 97 points (41G, 56A) in just 54 games.

https://www.brooksbandits.ca/aiden-f...2022-23-season

Through two years with the Bandits, Fink has 150 points to his credit, in 114 outings, on 60 tallies and 90 helpers.

Among his other achievements this season was being selected to the Team Canada West roster that competed at the 2022 World Junior A Challenge and being chosen as the CJHL’s 1st Star of the Month for October.

Added accolades for the highly-skilled forward included two AJHL Player of the Month awards, a pair of league Player of the Week selections, along with being tabbed an AJHL game star on seven occasions.

Fink is currently slotted as the highest-listed CJHL player, 63rd overall, among North American Skaters, in the NHL Central Scouting final rankings, heading towards the upcoming 2023 NHL Draft, this June in Nashville.

The Brooks’ assistant captain is also committed to NCAA Division I Penn State on scholarship.