Flames NCAA prospects: 2022-23 season

[Sandman]

Jan.14th:

#9 Harvard beats St.Lawrence, 5-0. No points,+1 for Coronato. 17gp/10g/10a/20pts,+9, 8 PIM.

#2 Minnesota beats Notre Dame, 3-0. Zeros across the board for Boltmann. 24gp/1g/2a/3pts,-5, 42 PIM.

Koumontzis sits at 22gp/5g/4a/9pts,-4, 25 PIM for Arizona State.

Nodler sits at 21gp/2g/3a/5pts,-2, 6 PIM for UMass.

Logan Terness got the nod in goal today for UConn, but Sergeev is 2.55 GAA, .918%. He is tied for 8th in the NCAA for win%, at .682, and 24th in sv%.

[Canada 02]

The last two games, Coronato was moved to RW after playing center all season. Harvard co-captain, John Farinacci (Coyotes prospect) returned from injury to play his first games of the season. He is second line center, but I guess the added C depth allowed another player to move to the top line center spot. Playing wing seemed to free Coronato to do a bit more offensively, as his line produced 5 of the 9 goals scored in the two games. The center (forgot his name) was eaten alive in the faceoff circle. Will be interesting to see if Coronato moves back to center, especially against top ranked teams.

Farinacci’s return is a big addition and gives Harvard two potent offensive lines. Sean Farrell (Habs prospect) and Alex Laferriere (Kings prospect) are very skilled. Especially Laferriere, who had size, speed and a great shot.

[jjgallow]

Originally Posted by getbak

https://twitter.com/user/status/1614058308792639488

He's got that killer instinct for the net. I swear NCAA keeps getting better every year.

[madmike]

Call me paranoid, but at what point should we begin to worry about Coronato not signing?

I hadn’t considered it a possibility until recently, but with Darryl here another three years and seemingly uninterested in playing prospects I have begun to think that Coronato may do his 4 years and take his chances.

[Knut]

Originally Posted by madmike

Call me paranoid, but at what point should we begin to worry about Coronato not signing?

I hadn’t considered it a possibility until recently, but with Darryl here another three years and seemingly uninterested in playing prospects I have begun to think that Coronato may do his 4 years and take his chances.

Its a good time to panic now. When in doubt always panic.

[Canada 02]

Coronato is playing RW again for the 3rd game in a row

https://twitter.com/user/status/1616566328390811648

[Canada 02]

Coronato with the game winning goal in OT!

[Canada 02]

https://twitter.com/user/status/1616621566414016512

[Sandman]

Sergeev stops 34 of 37 in a 4-3 OT win over UMass. 2.57 GAA, .918 sv&% in 14 games.

Nodler had no points,-1. 23gp/2g/3a/5pts,-4, 6 PIM.

Boltmann gets no points, even, as Notre Dame beats #6 Penn State, 2-1. 25gp/1g/2a/3pts,-5, 44 PIM.

Coronato sits at 18gp/11g/10a/21pts,+11, 8 PIM.

[Reggie Dunlop]

Sergeev is an interesting prospect, but I wonder how he'd fare as an undisputed number one.

[Sandman]

Originally Posted by Reggie Dunlop

Sergeev is an interesting prospect, but I wonder how he'd fare as an undisputed number one.

It's true, he and teammate G Logan Terness are neck and neck stats-wise, and he had a capable back-up pushing him last year in Sebastian Wraneschitz, in the USHL.

[Sandman]

Jan.21st:

Coronato gets no points,+2, as #9 Harvard loses to Brown, 3-2.

Boltmann gets no points,-1, as Notre Dame loses to #6 Penn State, 3-2.

Nodler was all zeros, as UMass loses 3-1 to #13 UConn. Sergeev was the backup for UConn.

[Hockey-and_stuff]

I get the appeal of Boltmann, but you really can't justify taking a high schooler that nobody had scouted in the 3rd round. That's a late round swing.