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Montreal Canadiens
WiggoSörensson
C
NHLNHL Draft
THLTHL Draft2026, MON (56th overall)2nd round, 24th pick

Projected potential

Bio

A slippery forward with elite skating ability.

PNHLe

PNHLe data is not available for this prospect yet.

What is PNHLe?

PNHLe is an offensive stat that is used to project a player’s point potential at the NHL level and is meant to standardize a variety of leagues so that prospects can be compared from one league with another.

PNHLe attempts to equalize all leagues, age and positions so that the offensive potential of a prospect can easily be compared with others, while also projecting future NHL point potential in the prime years of a player.

The problem with NHLe

The premise of the NHLe stat is certainly a great idea. If a player jumps directly from one league to the NHL there should be some precedent set by historical values that would indicate how many points that player should project to having in a full NHL season. However, it always bothered me that NHLe never took into account that younger players in the same league would always have a massive disadvantage compared to those that have more experience and are physically more mature in the same league. NHLe only looks at the present to predict how many points in one league are equated at the NHL level.

NHL Certainty
4.0
40% odds
Odds of becoming a full-time NHL player (10.0 = 100%). Draft guideline is a starting point and should rise as the prospect proves himself.
Upside
6.0
 
Best-case offensive upside (peak season points potential). Forwards: 8.0 ≈ 80 points. Defense and goalie scales differ.

Scouting Feed

Sörensson was drafted by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2nd round (61st overall) of the 2026 NHL Draft.

Final Rankings: Sörensson has consistently stood out in a lower-end men’s pro league, with his game driven primarily by elite skating. He is quick, explosive, and effective at closing space on the forecheck while cutting off passing lanes and pressuring puck carriers. With the puck, he is a slippery, confident carrier who protects possession well under pressure and uses pace changes to create separation. He can be difficult to defend one-on-one due to his ability to accelerate through contact and escape tight areas. Offensively, his vision and decision-making are still developing, as he can default to low-percentage shots and show tunnel vision in the offensive zone. Improving puck distribution would round out his game. –



Career Stats

NHL profile data is not available for this prospect yet.