2010 NHL Draft Profile: Nick Bjugstad
Friday, 06.18.2010 / 3:39 PM
/ 2010 NHL Draft
Florida Panthers
Leading up to the 2010 draft, Flordiapanthers.com will be highlighting some of the top prospects to look out for. At number 3, the Panthers have a lot of players to choose from. What direction and who will they pick?
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NEWS: Bjugstad Growing On And Off The Ice (5.03.10) There's a lot to like about Minnesota scholastic standout Nick Bjugstad. For starters, the 6-foot-3 3/4, 188-pound Blaine High School junior happens to be the top-rated schoolboy skater -- No. 13 -- on NHL Central Scouting's final ranking of North American skaters for the 2010 Entry Draft, to be held June 25-26 in Los Angeles. He's athletically gifted, strong-willed and the prototypical captain. On top of that, he's getting bigger and better. Bjugstad wins Minnesota Mr. Hockey Award (3.15.10) There's little doubt Blaine (Minn.) High School forward Nick Bjugstad will be the highest U.S. scholastic player drafted when the NHL holds its annual selection process at Staples Center in Los Angeles on June 25-26. Those odds increased March 14 when Bjugstad became the only player from Blaine ever to win the Mr. Hockey Award as the most outstanding high school senior in the state of Minnesota. The award, selected by a panel of NHL scouts, NCAA Division I coaches and media members from around the state, was presented to Bjugstad at the RiverCentre in St. Paul. |
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