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PROSPECT PROFILES: MAVRIK BOURQUE

 Mavrik Bourque
Shawinigan Cataractes
QMJHL
C
5'10"/165 


Size/Strength       Below Average

Skating       Average

Shot/Scoring       Excellent

Puckhandling          Good

Physical Play       Good

Offensive Play Excellent

Defensive Play       Average

Hockey Sense       Excellent

Competitiveness       Excellent


Strengths

1. Possesses high end skill with tremendous Hockey IQ

2. Tremendous playmaker with great hands, vision and passing ability and also has a quick and accurate shot as well

3. Can raise his level of play in big games and big moments

Cause for Concern

1. Doesn't have elite speed

2. Needs to add more strength 

3. Defensive consistency

Skill:

Highly skilled playmaker that excels as a point producing forward and has tremendous hockey IQ.

Scouting Report:

Mavrik Bourque has been Shawinigan's go to scorer since he entered the QMJHL as he was a 16 year old. Bourque is an exceptional playmaker that has fantastic vision, great hands and very high hockey IQ. Bourque is very creative player that can beat defenders 1 on 1 or make a quick no look pass to a teammate. He might be considered an undersized player, but he plays bigger than he is and is very tough to knock off the puck If Bourque is to become the player that Brayden Point is, he will have to work on both his faceoffs and defensive consistency. It is really tough to predict where Mavrik Bourque will end up but i think he will end up getting picked between the 18th and 25th pick.

NHL Potential: 

Top 6 forward, that is versatile and can play center and wing

Style Comparison: Brayden Point

Stats: 

Shawinigan Cataractes     QMJHL       65 GP       25 G       54 Pts    

Shawinigan Cataractes     QMJHL       49 GP       29 G       71 Pts


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