Jets Prospect Update – February 2nd

While Kyle Connor continues to produce points at a torrid pace, a couple other prospects managed to work their way out of scoring slumps. We look at how everyone performed this week in the prospects update.

Same old story for the Manitoba Moose this week as they racked up 3 more losses while getting significantly out-shot in each game.

The Moose managed five goals in three games played including Jan Kostalek’s first professional goal and a pair from Scott Kosmachuk. Among the assist getters Nic Petan chipped in three, Chase De Leo had two, and Josh Morrissey added one.

It was a difficult week for Eric Comrie leading up to his professional All-Star debut, he allowed 13 goals on 92 shots.

A rare off week for Lemieux as he only managed one assist in three games played. Some of Windsors better players did miss a couple games however, due to playing in the top prospects game.

Matteo Gennaro put up a goal and one assist in two games played.

Jansen Harkins scored two goals in two games played.

Michael Spacek chipped in a goal and added an assist, and Nelson Nogier was held pointless in their two games played for the Red Deer Rebels.

Mason Appleton followed up three straight held pointless with an assist in both of his games played.

Roslovic managed to bust out of a slump as well as he was on a six game pointless streak coming into the weekend. He scored a goal and added an assist in two games for Miami.

Minnesota State had only one game this weekend and C.J. Franklin scored one goal.

Kyle Connor maintained his national scoring lead and increased his points per game lead as he was able to score two goals and add four assists in his two games on the week.

Erik Foley scored one goal in two games played.

Tucker Poolman chipped in one assist in two games played.

Jack Glover, Tanner Lane, and Matt Ustaski were all held pointless in their games for the week.

Sami Niku had one goal and one assist in four games played.

Pavel Kraskovsky was held pointless in one game played.

Ivan Telegin saw CSKA give him a greater opportunity as he was bumped up the lineup this week and he responded positively with two goals and an assist in three games played.

Marcus Karlstrom had no points in two games played.