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Why is NCAA successful?

"We look at guys now we're thinking about drafting who have already committed to a school. That in turn gives you two extra years. ... You don't have to make a decision on him in one or two years, you may get four. College allows guys to go to school and develop."

Flyers President Paul Holmgren
Philadelphia Daily News, March 19, 2014

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NCAA Hockey & the NHL Draft

By College Hockey

A look at NCAA hockey's recent history, track record of success, and expectations heading into the 2014 NHL Draft.

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NCAA Hockey & the NHL Draft

NCAA HOCKEY

& the NHL Draft

BY the numbers

60+ Picks Since 2002

Track Record

More than 60 current or future NCAA players have been selected in each of the last 12 NHL Drafts.

Includes all players on NCAA path at time of draft.

60%

70%

Chances of Success

Of all first-round picks from 2000 to 2006 played 300+ career NHL games

1st-round picks on NCAA path play 300+ career NHL games

Notes

Study of 210 total draft picks. Includes goalies with 100+ career GP. Players classified as NCAA, CHL or European at time of draft. Players who played both NCAA and CHL not included in those categories.

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R e s o u r c e s

NHL teams have NCAA prospects

teams drafted NCAA players last June

NCAA teams have a player ranked by Central Scouting

NCAA PLAYERS IN CENTRAL SCOUTING RANKINGS

@collegehockey

DRAFTED PLAYERS IN THE NCAA, 2013-14

Follow for NHL Draft updates from Philadelphia

NCAA ALUMS IN NHL FRONT OFFICES

Why is NCAA successful?

"We look at guys now we're thinking about drafting who have already committed to a school. That in turn gives you two extra years. ... You don't have to make a decision on him in one or two years, you may get four. College allows guys to go to school and develop."

Flyers President Paul Holmgren Philadelphia Daily News, March 19, 2014

Learn more about NCAA player development at collegehockeyinc.com