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Deni Goure was on a lot of people's watch lists as one of the top CHL overagers:

5'10'' 185lbs right shot

https://www.dailyfaceoff.com/news/nh...-ufas-to-watch

Goure emerged as one of the CHL’s most dangerous overage forwards, battling within the top five of the OHL scoring race for most of the season. He’s a blast to watch with the puck, showing a nice mix of creativity and energy to create chances consistently. His hockey sense is among the best in this group, too – and that might be the one thing that helps him develop into a meaningful prospect somewhere. It’s one thing to score at a high rate as one of the oldest players in junior hockey – it’s another to outthink pros with the puck.

https://thehockeynews.com/ohl/player...by-seasons-end

Though the Owen Sound Attack haven't exactly been winning a ton this season, Deni Goure is having yet another productive season. The speedy, toolsy winger has the ability to do everything at full speed. He has a dangerous shot in stride, and he has the ability to beat opponents down the wing.

Goure may be a smaller winger, but he's strong on the puck and doesn't give up in high-pressure situations. He and Sop's production this season is almost identical, and Goure has also been one of the Attack's go-to players.

Goure has been a high-end player in the OHL for the last three seasons, and a pro contract just seems inevitable for him. Between his quickness and ability to drive the puck at a high pace, he would translate to the pro level, potentially beginning in the ECHL.