Flames NCAA Propsects: 2024/25 season

[DuckSauce]

No updates on Suniev?

[Samonadreau]

Originally Posted by DuckSauce

No updates on Suniev?

He is injured. Update on him as of Jan 31 was he is "out for weeks"

[Canada 02]

Suniev is still out

https://twitter.com/user/status/1886863674859540646

[Sandman]

Feb.7th:

Sergeev stops 25 shots in a 2-0 shutout over #17 Wisconsin. 10-6-3, with a 2.59 GAA (43rd) , and a .913 SV% (tied for 30th).

No points, and a -1 for Littler, in a 6-4 loss to Colorado College. 23gp/3g/2a/5pts,+6, 21 PIM.

[Sandman]

Feb.8th:

Penn State defeats #17 Wisconsin again, this time 6-2. 11-6-3, with a 2.56 GAA (40th), and a .916 SV% (tied for 26th).

Zeroes across the board for Littler, as North Dakota beats Colorado College, 3-1. 24gp/3g/2a/5pts,+6, 21 PIM.

[Canada 02]

Suniev is back tonight

[Reggie Dunlop]

Belatedly, Sergeev was named Big 10 Player of the Week on Monday.

[Canada 02]

the Nittany Lions have managed a second-half surge in Big Ten play, with goaltender Arsenii Sergeev in the driver's seat.

“He gives us confidence,” said teammate Dylan Lugris. “We have the most confidence in the world that he’s going to stop anything that gets to him, so when you have a guy that performs to that standard game in and game out, and is consistent in that success, you can go very far with a goalie like that.”

“Once a guy like Arsi became available, we knew we had to jump at the opportunity,” said head coach Guy Gadowsky. “He’s just a lovable guy who loves to compete and have a blast with the team. But when it comes down to it, he throws down. He is going to compete as hard as possible, and you never have to worry about if he’s going to show up.”

https://gopsusports.com/news/2025/2/...rsenii-sergeev

[Canada 02]

both Penn State (and Sergeev) and UMass win tonight. Important wins in the Pairwise rankings. UMass is 15th and Penn is 16th. Top 13 is likely needed to get into the Frozen Four Tournament, with 3 others going to Conference winners

Suniev looked solid vs BC considering he's missed 3 weeks. A couple scoring chances and he broke up a great scoring chance for Gabe Perrault late in the game to help preserve the win.

[Sandman]

Feb.14th:

Sergeev is 12-6-3, with a 2.58 GAA (43rd), and a .914 SV% (30th).

Hoskin gets 1a, and was +1 in a 4-3 OT loss to Robert Morris U. He is tied for 13th in NCAA scoring, with 30gp/11g/23a/34pts,+9, 10 PIM.

Suniev is tied for 52nd in NCAA scoring, and tied for 22nd in goals, with 24gp/14g/13a/27pts,+7, 12 PIM.

Littler was held pointless, and was -1 in a 4-0 loss to the U of Denver. 25gp/3g/2a/5pts,+5, 21 PIM.

[Sandman]

Feb.15th:

Suniev is held pointless, and -1 in a 4-1 loss to Boston College. He is tied for 55th in scoring, and tied for 23rd in goals, with 25gp/14g/13a/27pts,+6, 14 PIM.

Hoskin gets 2a, and was even, in a 2-1 OT win over Robert Morris U. He is tied for 10th in NCAA scoring, with 31gp/11g/25a/36pts,+9, 10 PIM.

Sergeev stops 36 of 38 in a 3-2 win over Notre Dame. He is 13-6-3, with a 2.55 GAA (39th), and a .916 SV% (25th).

Littler is all zeroes in a 3-1 win over Denver. 26gp/3g/2a/5pts,+5, 21 PIM.

[Cheese]

Littler is not going to make it to the bigs, very disappointing how he derailed his career.

[Svartsengi]

Originally Posted by Cheese

Littler is not going to make it to the bigs, very disappointing how he derailed his career.

He gets a scholarship and a degree out of the deal. Study hard kid and enjoy university then on with life. Good luck.

[SuperMatt18]

Originally Posted by Cheese

Littler is not going to make it to the bigs, very disappointing how he derailed his career.

Maybe I'm missing something but how did he derail his career.

Wasn't he always a late round pick that was a bit of a project and a long shot.

[Heavy Jack]

He went 219th OA and was the 7th last player picked in the 2022 draft; he’s got big right handed center going for him but that’s about it, hey not all late 7th rounders can be Dustin Wolf

[Cheese]

Originally Posted by SuperMatt18

Maybe I'm missing something but how did he derail his career.

Wasn't he always a late round pick that was a bit of a project and a long shot.

Perhaps worded poorly. He didnt give himself much of a shot by "quitting" on the teams he joined. From the Wenatchee Wild to Cedar Rapids to the Vees to UND all within a couple of years. Im aware he was a late pick, those guys need to work a bit harder, and he aint doin' it!

[Reggie Dunlop]

Originally Posted by Cheese

Perhaps worded poorly. He didnt give himself much of a shot by "quitting" on the teams he joined. From the Wenatchee Wild to Cedar Rapids to the Vees to UND all within a couple of years. Im aware he was a late pick, those guys need to work a bit harder, and he aint doin' it!

Also had originally committed to the University of Wisconsin.

[fotze2]

Originally Posted by Cheese

Perhaps worded poorly. He didnt give himself much of a shot by "quitting" on the teams he joined. From the Wenatchee Wild to Cedar Rapids to the Vees to UND all within a couple of years. Im aware he was a late pick, those guys need to work a bit harder, and he aint doin' it!

There is always more to the story. That amount of moving around is not a great sign, but these teams treat kids like absolute garbage at times and anytime you question it you are crazy hockey parent. It’s the entire reason Graham James was able to do what he did. Hockey is brutal for shutting the FATA up. Chances are if you are making $55k doing youth hockey, you are a total loser.

[SuperMatt18]

I also think it's a bit unfair to say he quit on those teams.

If I'm not mistaken his dad was head coach and GM of Wenatchee Wild, so I doubt he "quit" on them.

He played 2 years for Wenatchee, then they probably thought USHL was better for his development and it didn't work out, so he went back to the BCHL in a bigger program in Penticton (I'm sure his dad supported this).

So the only real program he quit on would be Cedar Rapids.

Then he decommitted from Minnesota State after they changed coaches, which is pretty common in college if the coach that recruited you leaves the team.

[Reggie Dunlop]

I call him "The Littler Hobo."