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PROSPECT PROFILES: SETH JARVIS

Seth Jarvis
Portland Winterhawks
WHL
5'10"/ 172 lb
RW



















Size/Strength       Below Average
Skating       Great
Shot/Scoring       Great
Puckhandling        Excellent
Physical Play       Average
Offensive Play       Excellent
Defensive Play       Average
Hockey Sense        Great
Competitiveness     Excellent

Strengths

1. highly-skilled winger who displays a soft touch with the puck and the ability maneuver around with puck in tight spaces
2. strong skater who zips around the ice, agile on his edges in all three zones
3. Elite Playmaking and scoring abilities

Cause for Concern

1. His lack of size may cause teams to pass on him
2. Defensive play could be improved
3. Needs to get stronger to excel at the next level

Skill:

Highly-skilled winger who displays a soft touch with the puck and is a nifty playmaker and scorer

Scouting Report:

Seth Jarvis wrapped up as the top WHL draft-eligible producer with an impressive 42 goals and 98 points in 54 contests for Portland.
He simply refuses to be denied entry of the offensive zone. His penchant for clicking at a high conversion rate blends well with this style.
Jarvis mixes good speed with a fearless and skillful approach. He populates the high-danger areas around the net, unafraid to wedge his way into a good position at the net front.
His play this season suggest that he is a first round talent but if he does slip out of the round one (which is highly unlikely), he could end up being the steal of the draft.

NHL Potential:

First line Winger

Style Comparison: Martin St.Louis

Stats:
Portland Winterhawks          WHL         61 GP       16 G      39 Pts       

Portland Winterhawks          WHL         58 GP       42 G      98 Pts     


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