Thayer Academy defenseman CJ Foley brings intriguing potential to be in the NHL draft discussion. (Dave Arnold/NEHJ)
NORTHFORD, Conn. — There was plenty of buzz surrounding the action on the ice in the Yale Junior Bulldogs Jamboree’s 16-U division.
Not only were there a ton of good prospects, but also the weekend featured an early season upset. Seacoast Performance Academy downed North Jersey Avalanche, 4-2, on Saturday. The Avs certainly have way more Division 1 and NHL prospects on their roster, but that’s why they play the games.
The 16-U division featured numerous uncommitted ’04s who are worthy of college attention, ’05s on the NTDP radar, and an ’06 who could be very special down the road. Below is a look at what I saw at the 16-U division of the Yale Junior Bulldogs Jamboree.
