Процедура драфта - хоккейное агентство keysport agency.

Как известно, многие хоккеисты попадают в команду через процедуру DRAFT . Многие хоккейные профессиональные и юниорские лиги имеют данный процесс. Что такое хоккейный драфт? Э то ежегодное мероприятие, проводимое вНациональной хоккейной лиге, заключающееся в передаче прав на молодых хоккеистов, удовлетворяющих определённым критериям отбора, профессиональным клубам лиги. Драфт НХЛ проводится один раз в год, обычно в течение двух-трёх недель после завершения предыдущего сезона (в конце июня). Драфт проходит за 7 раундов.

Вот, например, чтобы попасть в молодежную Канадскую хоккейную лигу CHL (Canadian Hockey League ) , включающую в себя три хоккейные лиги OHL (Ontario Hockey League ), WHL (Western Hockey League ), QMJHL (QU ÉBEC MAJOR JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE ) , надо чтобы Вас заметил хоккейный агент, хоккейный скаут, который непосредственно представляет интересы клуба, а генеральный менеджер с тренерским составом уже будут принимать о Вас положительное или отрицательное решение.

Организацией ежегодно разыгрываетсяМемориальный кубок , турнир между четырьмя командами: действующим обладателем кубка и победителями трёх подлиг. Кроме того, регулярно проводятся различные показательные матчи, на которых молодые игроки могут продемонстрировать свои возможности скаутам и поднять тем самым рейтинг надрафте НХЛ . Например, CHL Top Prospects Game - соревнование между сборными из сорока лучших игроков лиги,Subway Super Series - серия игр, в которой сборная всех звёзд лиги противостоит лучшим российским юниорам, выступающим вМХЛ .

Просто приехать в данную лигу CHL, к сожалению, нельзя в отличие от Американской лиги USHL , также являющейся кузницей игроков для NHL и NCAA .

Нужно понимать, если Вы собираетесь играть в юниорской канадской хоккейной лиги CHL , то дорога в студенческий хоккей NCAA Вам закрыта, так как спортсмен является профессионалом и получает зарплату, а по правилам студенческой ассоциации все спортсмены NCAA должны иметь статус любителя. Это правило не распространяется на лигу USHL , NAHL .

Как все знают, есть драфт НХЛ, КХЛ. Ярмарка юниоров КХЛ или Драфт юниоров КХЛ - ежегодное мероприятие, проводимое вКонтинентальной хоккейной лиге, заключающееся в передаче прав на молодых хоккеистов, удовлетворяющих определенным критериям отбора, профессиональным клубам лиги. Драфт КХЛ проводится один раз в год, обычно в течение двух-трех месяцев после завершения предыдущего сезона.

Драфта в AHL , ECHL нет. Драфт в юниорскую хоккейную лигу USHL (United States Hockey League ) идет обычно в первую неделю мая, а драфт в NAHL (North -American Hockey League ) в первую неделю июня, а в CHL в начале июля.

Соответственно, в том или ином случае чтобы быть замеченным, нужно работать в данном направлении заранее, а не в последний момент. Хоккейное агентство KeySport Agency имеет обширную базу партнеров и готово рассмотреть заявку каждого игрока.

Пожалуйста, или свяжитесь с нами по телефонам +7 929 9778757, +7 499 390 9796.

Матвеев Андрей Игоревич официальный партнер-представитель лицензированного НХЛ агентства NSM.

Written By Dhiren Mahiban

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The import draft plays a significant role in how CHL clubs build their roster. Last year it landed the Barrie Colts Andrei Svechnikov and saw Filip Zadina go to the Halifax Mooseheads – both will be top-five selections at in the 2018 NHL Draft.

Svechnikov, who joined the Colts after one season with the USHL’s Muskegon Lumberjacks, is currently third among OHL rookies with 19 goals and 13 assists in 24 games.

“The OHL is a bigger league and there’s a lot of skilled guys,” Svechnikov said of the move from the USHL. “It’s a little bit smarter league.”

For Halifax Mooseheads general manager Cam Russell, the import draft helps keep his program competitive in the league. And Russell has had his share of success in recent years of plucking high-end talent through the selection process.

“It’s very important. If you look at our league, we work very hard to bring the Americans in as well, and there’s not a lot of Americans,” Russell told Sporting News. “We don’t have the population that Ontario has. If you’re looking at the group of kids that you’re drafting from, you need the help of the Europeans really to help compete with the other markets out there.”

In 2016 Russell took current New Jersey Devils rookie Nico Hischier with the sixth selection. In 2015, the Moosheads selected Otto Somppi, later a seventh-round pick of the Tampa Bay Lightning.

Five years ago Halifax plucked future Winnipeg Jets sniper Nikolaj Ehlers in the import selection and in 2013 the Mooseheads selected the San Jose Sharks" Timo Meier, each selected ninth overall in the 2014 and 2015 drafts, respectively.

The previous success helped Russell’s Mooseheads land Zadina in 2017. The 18-year-old Czech native was originally taken by the WHL’s Vancouver Giants in 2016, but didn’t report.

Zadina admitted Halifax’s reputation for churning out NHL talent in recent years helped come to his decision.

“I want to be like them,” Zadina said. “I want to follow in their steps. Halifax helped them a lot; that’s for sure. We were in contact with the Halifax Mooseheads and they drafted me. I was so glad they did.

“I said I have to go there because they’re one of the best organizations in the (QMJHL). I wanted to go 100 percent.”

The regions in which the QMJHL can select players through its league draft make the import draft even more vital. Unlike the WHL, which has as many as 21 states to pull players from in its bantam draft, the only U.S. territory the Quebec league has is New England where they have heavy competition from Division 1 colleges.

“There’s a lot of kids that play at Division 1 schools there,” Russell said. “It’s difficult, we don’t have a lot, we’re starting to see more, which is good. You want to get the best players and the you’re looking at Europeans, you’ve got to make sure you’re bringing in a couple of players that are going to be top players for you.”

Knowing how important this draft process is, here’s an exclusive look at the Top 5 players ranked for the 2018 CHL Import Draft compiled by ISS Hockey for all 60 CHL teams along with scouting reports from scouting director Dennis MacInnis:

1. F Matvei Guskov (Russia)

Height/Weight: 6’1”, 161-pounds
NHL Eligible: 2019

MacInnis: “Big skilled two-way centre. Played as underage player at the Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament and chipped in with a pair of goals. Complete package. Was one of best players at World Under-17 Challenge. Has solid set of tools. Good speed and explosion - not afraid to run guys over. Showed some high-end skill when he scored fourth goal on an individual effort. Physical, competitive and strong on his feet. Top prospect for 2019 NHL draft.”

2. D Mikko Kokkonen (Finland)

Height/Weight: 5’11”, 190-pounds
NHL Eligible: 2019

MacInnis: “One of best defenceman in this age group. Kokkonen has already seen time in Liiga playing for Jukurit. Jumps into the play, has good offensive instincts. Has a very good shot that he keeps low and accurate. Can be physical when needed to separate the opponent from the puck. Good prospect for the 2019 NHL draft.”

3. D Artemi Knyazev (Russia)

Height/Weight: 5’11”, 176-pounds

NHL Eligible: 2019

Mobile, two-way defenceman. Excellent skater, escapes hits with his skating agility. Really smooth and effortless skater - smart positional defender who transitions quickly. Hard guy to forecheck and can skate the puck out of trouble. He lacks size and strength. Needs to add a little strength for puck battles, as his compete can only take him so far. Loads of upside to his game. Impact CHL player with pro upside.

4. F Leevi Aaltonen (Finland)

Age: 17
Height/Weight: 5’9”, 154-pounds

NHL Eligible: 2019

MacInnis: “Slick offensive playmaker played as an underage player at Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament. Was one of team’s best players finishing with five points in four games. Highly skilled kid who plays with his heart on his sleeve. Impressed at recent World Under-17 Challenge tournament plays with effort and determination and is aggressive on the forecheck. Like the way he walks off the wall and has a good shot. Not the biggest guy but certainly not shy. Impact CHL import, has NHL upside.”

5. F Filip Prikryl (Czech Republic)

Height/Weight: 6’1”, 163-pounds

NHL Eligible: 2019

MacInnis: “Highly skilled centre. Provides leadership and is a scoring threat whenever he is on the ice. Was a standout player on a team that could not seem to get it going during World Under-17 Challenge. High hockey IQ and always seems to be in the right place. Can play the point on the power play. Top prospect for 2018 CHL Import draft with potential to develop into pro prospect.”

Думается, есть смысл попытаться познакомиться с такой вещью, как драфт Канадской Хоккейной Лиги.

В Википедии подробной информации по поводу драфта нет, посему прямого ответа на вопросы, стремящиеся идентифицировать понятие "драфт CHL", не имеется. Поэтому придется понимать его принцип самостоятельно. За основу возьмем драфт 2009.

Для начала стоит отметить то, что драфт, в отличие от НХЛ-вского, называется не Entry (входной), а Import... Причина названия оказалась банальна - среди списка задрафтованных нет ни одного североамериканца, т.к. они попадают в CHL не через драфт.

Преимущество на драфте имеют, как и в НХЛ, слабейшие по итогам сезона команды. На драфте 2009 первыми выбирали Halifax Mooseheads (QMJHL), вторыми Moose Jaw Warriors (WHL), а третьими Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (OHL). Однако по очкам команды расположились не в том порядке, в котором выбирали (46, 41 и 42 очка сответственно). Значит, и здесь имеет место преддрафтовая лотерея.

Попытаемся разобраться в главном - в драфтовом активе, то есть в самих героях этого не естественного, но справедливого отбора.

Изучив список задрафтованных игроков за последние 6 лет, можно сделать вывод, что на драфте выбираются юниоры, сами возжелающие доиграть свою юность в Северной Америке. Ибо:

На Драфтах 2004-2007 ведущую роль играли чехи, так как именно в этот период начало становиться ясно, что местный хоккей входит в кризисное состояние и не способен обеспечить юниорам достойный прогресс в период 16-18 лет.

А на драфтах 2008 и частично 2009 инициативу, как это не печально, перехватили россияне. Причина тому - создание КХЛ, сопровождающееся переходом лиги от спортивно-развивающего (подготовка кадров для сборной страны) к экономико-экспансионному (попытки выведения на уровень рентабельности, конкуренция с НХЛ). В результате чего были отменены обязанности по заявлению на матч молодых хоккеистов (до 20 лет). Молодежь, еще недавно имевшая прочные места в основе, частенько оказывалась в составах командах Высшей Лиги, притом с не меньшей "прочностью"... В CHL же место найдется всегда.

Теорию о "предвартельных договоренностях" подтверждает и тот факт, что на драфтах CHL под высокими номерами редко выбираются шведы, последние не слезающие с молодежных пъедесталов. Причина "игнора" юных трекрунуровцев - мощная система молодежно-юниорских лиг в самой Швеции.

Ну и более подробно о россиянах на драфтах в CHL.

Первый "успех" пришел к нам в 2008-м году - под 1-м номером командой Sudbury Wolves (OHL) был выбран Никита Филатов, так в прочем ни одной игры в CHL и не сыгравший. Этот драфт вообще оказался оккупирован представителями нашей страны - под номером 2 был выбран Дмитрий Куликов, под 3 - Максим Трунев, под 5 - Вячеслав Войнов, под 7 - Андрей Локтионов.

Только Куликов в последствии заиграл в CHL. Однако 4 из 5 хоккеистов продолжили свои карьеры в Северной Америке, что опять-таки подтверждает теорию "предварительных договоренностей".

Драфт 2009 тоже может с оговорками считаться "русским".
Первым был выбран москвич Станислав Галиев, представлявший однако на момент драфта команду Хоккейной Лиги Соединенных Штатов (USHL, одна из молодежных лиг США). В CHL успешно заиграл.
Под 12 был выбран Александр Бурмистров, под 15 - Роман Бердников. В CHL успешно заиграли.
А под счастливым 7 был выбран самый известный хоккеист этого драфта - Кирилл Кабанов. В CHL заиграл. С оговорками.

Драфт Канадской Хоккейной лиги - в каком-то роде мерило европейского хоккея. Показывающее, где есть кризис между организацией и молодыми игроками, а где все хорошо и гладко. Там где всех все устраивает, там всех все устраивает. А где возникают проблемы - там возникает их являющее собой крайность разрешение - отъезд молодежи туда, где этих проблем меньше...

Хотелось бы, чтобы в России подобные ситуации решались без радикализма. Причем с обеих сторон.

The CHL Import Draft has been instrumental in helping put WHL teams on the path to the Ed Chynoweth Cup, but also influential on NHL teams selecting foreign talent as players adapt to the North American game. With that, we will look at each of the selections made by WHL clubs at the 2018 CHL Import Draft.

Second Overall
Edmonton Oil Kings: Vladimir Alistrov, Right Wing, Belarus

Alistrov split last season between the U17 and U18 teams in the Belarus2 league. He posted a combing 70 points (31G-39A) in 50 games. The 6-foot-2, 168-pound winger also competed for Belarus at the U18 World Junior Championship where he posted three goals and four assists for seven points in five games.
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Fifth Overall
Prince George Cougars: Matej Toman, Left Wing, Czech Republic

Toman split last season between the Czech U18, Czech U20, and Czech2 leagues. With the U18 he posted 15 points (3G-12A) in 11 games. In the U20 league he scored 14 points (8G-6A) in 25 games and recorded two goals and one assist in 15 games with the men’s team. He added three goals in six games and the U17 World Hockey Championship. Cougars General Manager Mark Lamb said “he’s a really skilled player with a lot of upside. He’ll fit right in with our young nucleus in Prince George.”
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#11 Overall
Kootenay ICE: Valtteri Kakkonen, Defence, Finland

The 6-foot-0, 168-pound defenceman played for JYP U20 of the Jr. A SM-liiga last year where he notched 12 points (5G-7A) in 47 games. According to Kootenay ICE General Manager Matt Cockell, “ is really excited about our team, he’s excited about our group. In Valtteri, we’re excited about the skillset and look forward to welcoming to our organization and the community.”
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#14 Overall
Kamloops Blazers: Martin Lang, Left Wing, Czech Rupublic

Lang scored 59 points (37G-22A) last season with HC Plzen U18 in the U18 Czech league. He added 13 points (8G-5A) in 8 playoffs appearances. He appeared in 25 matches representing his country at a U17 level, posting 21 points (10G-11A). Blazers General Manager Matt Bardsley praised the shifty forward, stating “I was excited to get Martin (Lang) where we got him. I saw him play last year at the U17’s and thought he was real good. Shifty on the rush, can really shoot the puck with a goal scorer’s touch. He’s going to fit the mold of how we want to play.”
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The Blazers have chosen Martin Lang from Rokycany, CZE 14th overall. 5’10”, 165lb right shot forward who will be 17-year-old in September. He had 37 goals, 59 points in 35 games with HC Plzen U18. Played for CZE at U-17 World Challenge and had 3 points.

#17 Overall
Red Deer Rebels: Oleg Zaitsev, Center, Russia

Zaitsev was promoted twice last season, moving from his U17 squad through the U18 league to the men’s team in the MHL. In the men’s league he recorded 27 points (8G-19A) in 48 games. “He’s a top end player in his age group. Big centreman who moves well. Smart, really thinks the game well,” said Rebels Assistant General Manager Shaun Sutter. “ really anticipates the play well with and without the puck. He’s not only a good offensive player but a good penalty killer. Can score and make plays. He’ll be coveted for the upcoming NHL Draft.”
*Quotes used with permission of Byron Hackett/Red Deer Advocate

The Rebels have taken forward Oleg Zaitsev from Russia in the 1st round, 17th overall, in the 2018 #CHLImportDraft .

#20 Overall
Lethbridge Hurricanes: Akira Schmid, Goaltender, Switzerland

The first goaltender taken by a WHL club since the rule reversal, allowing goaltenders back into the selection pool was Akira Schmid. Schmid played in the Elite Jr. A league in Switzerland last season, where he posted a 2.60 GAA in 32 games. He won the award for posting the most shutouts in his league. Schmid was also selected in the sixth-round of the NHL Entry Draft this year. “Schmid is a 2000-born goaltender and we didn’t have one in our system, so we were happy to get him and think he fits perfectly into our depth chart,” said Hurricanes General Manager Peter Anholt.
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#23 Overall
Saskatoon Blades: Emil Malysjev, Defence, Sweden

Malysjev moved from the J18 Elit league to the SuperElit league last season after posting seven points (2G-5A) in 15 games. After joining the SuperElit league he recorded four assists in 29 games. “Emil is a big, mobile defender who played on a championship team with HV71 in the top Swedish junior league last season,” said Blades General Manager Colin Priestner. “We spoke to several NHL teams about him and they all felt he was an excellent prospect for the 2019 NHL draft. He’s a got a great first pass and is a strong, responsible defender.”
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#26 Overall
Prince Albert Raiders: Aliaksei Protas, Right Wing, Belarus

The 6-foot-3, 178-pound forward played for Team Belarus U17 of the Belarus2 league last season. He posted 20 points (9G-11A) in 49 games and added four points (1G-3A) in three playoff games. “Aliaksei is a versatile player who can play on the wing or at center,” Raiders General Manager Curtis Hunt said. “He fills a couple of needs for us. He can come in and play center and provides size up front.”
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Protas, listed at 6’3 and 179 lbs, had 9 goals and 11 assists in 49 games for the Belarus U17 team in the Vysshaya Liga.

He also had a goal and three assists in five games at the 2018 World U18 Hockey Championship. Take a look at the goal 👇 pic.twitter.com/BPcKc59gfD

#29 Overall
Seattle Thunderbirds: Andrej Kukuca, Right Wing, Slovakia

Kukuca had an excellent season in the Slovakia U20 league last year, posting 41 goals and 67 points in 42 games to pace the league in goals. He was defensively responsible as well posting a plus +/- 25. The winger was electric in the playoffs scoring 18 goals and recording 28 points in 18 games to help his team to the Championship.
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#32 Overall
Medicine Hat Tigers: Mads Sogaard, Goaltender, Denmark

Sogaard as a large goalie, standing at 6-foot-6, 181-pounds. He is used to North America, playing with the Austin Bruins of the North American Hockey League last season. in 22 games he posted a 2.64 GAA and a .909 SVS%.

“We are excited to add two highly skilled players in Mads and Vasily to the Tigers family,” said Tigers General Manager and Head Coach Shaun Clouston.

#38 Overall
Victoria Royals: Phillip Schultz, Center, Denmark

Schultz started last season in the Denmark2 league where he scored 17 points (9G-8A) in 10 games. He was promoted to Denmark’s top league and recorded 12 points (5G-7A) in 40 games. “We are excited that we were able to select Phillip Schultz this morning,” President and General Manager Cameron Hope said. “He is a skilled offensive player who plays a determined game that includes a physical dimension. He has represented his country on the world stage and comes to us from playing professional hockey against men twice his age.”
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#41 Overall
Tri-City Americans: Krystof Hrabik, Center, Czech Republic

Hrabik stands at 6-foot-4, 210-pounds. Playing mostly in the Czech2 league last season, he recorded 15 points (5G-10A) in 32 games. He competed for his country at the U19 and U20 level recording seven points (4G-3A) in seven games in the former. “We are excited to add Krystof to our hockey club. He is a big power forward with good offensive touch,” stated Americans GM Bob Tory. “He also brings extensive experience playing both in the Ivan Hlinka and World Junior Championships with the Czech Republic. A teammate of former Americans defensemen Michal Plutnar, Krystof comes highly recommended.”
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#44 Overall
Brandon Wheat Kings: Erik Brannstrom, Defence, Sweden

Brannstrom is a first-round pick of the Vegas Golden Knights. The 5-foot-10, 183-pound defenceman had a good season in the Swedish Hockey League, where he posted 15 points (2G-13A) in 44 games. He competed will for his country at the U20 IIHF World Junior Championship as well, recording four points (1G-3A) in seven matches. “Erik is a highly skilled world caliber junior player,” says Brandon General Manager Grant Armstrong. “He’s an excellent skater, has impressive offensive instincts and hockey sense. If he comes to Brandon he could be a difference maker in our lineup.”
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#47 Overall
Regina Pats: Sergei Alkhimov, Forward, Russia

Alkhimov is no stranger to North America, playing last season with the Colorado Evolution U16 team. There he posted 23 points (8G-15A) in 13 games. While competing for his country, he recorded two assists in five games. His previous year in Russia was impressive as well, recording 20 points in 25 games at U16, two points in two games at U17 and three points in two games at U18.
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#50 Overall
Spokane Chiefs: Yegor Arbuzov, Defence, Russia

Arbuzov spent most of last season with CSKA Moskva U17 where he posted 13 points (8G-5A) in 22 games. The 6-foot-0, 187-pound defenceman also recorded one assist in seven international matches.
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#53 Overall
Kelowna Rockets: Lassi Thomson, Defence, Finland

Thompson split last season between Ilves U18 and U20 team. He recorded seven points (4G-3A) in six matches with the U18’s before being called up to the U20’s where he scored 27 points (12G-15A) in 49 games. Competing for Finland across all U18 tournaments he attained 10 points (3G-7A) in 20 games. “We needed to get a defenceman. All of the reports of Lassi are that he’s a good, young player,” said Rockets General Manager Bruce Hamilton. “It may take him a while to adjust, but we needed to add another defenceman, and we feel he will be a good fit here.”

#55 Overall
Portland Winterhawks: Dean Schwenninger, Center, Switzerland

Schwenninger captained his U17 squad in the Elite Novizen league last year where he scored 37 points (13G-24A) in 19 games before being called up to play for the U20 team. Once there he posted 8 points (5G-3A) in 20 games. Internationally he recorded nine points (5G-4A) in 15 games.
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#57 Overall
Everett Silvertips: Peter Melcher, Right Wing, Slovakia

Melcher played for both the U18 and U20 teams with his club recording 27 points (17G-10A) in 15 games and five points (3G-2A) in 12 games respectively. He played for both in the playoffs scoring nine points (4G-5A) in three games and 12 points (5G-7A) in 17 games respectively. He is described by Everett General Manager Garry Davidson that he is skilled and has lots of potential. He is also compared to last years import pick, Fasko-Rudas, who Melcher considers a really good friend.
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Sillanpaa, at just 17 years old, is already 6-foot-5, 181-pounds, making him a difficult defender to play against. He spent most of last season with HIFK U18 where he recrded seven points (2G-5A) in 33 games and helped his team win the league championship.“Joonas is a big rangy defenseman who can contribute in all areas of the ice. He displays good offensive instincts along with good mobility while showing a willingness to engage physically,” said Kamloops general manager Matt Bardsley.
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The Blazers have chosen Joonas Sillanpää in the 2nd round of the