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NoahKosick
CAge: 17183 CM73 KGDEU DEU
65PNHLe
Noah Kosick
NHLNHL Draft2026, ANA (192nd overall)6th round, 32nd pick
THLTHL Draft2026, WAS (168th overall)6th round, 8th pick

Projected potential

Bio

Dynamic and visionary playmaker with questionable defensive engagement.

PNHLe

Projected potential: 65 · 1st Line Potential2025-26 · WHL · Swift Current Broncos Seattle Thunderbirds

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
5.5
55% 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
7.5
 
Best-case offensive upside (peak season points potential). Forwards: 8.0 ≈ 80 points. Defense and goalie scales differ.

Scouting Feed

A skilled stickhandler who is dangerous in space and dynamic in the open ice. Kosick’s game is all about offense. He has good vision, is good at picking out trailers, and is effective on the powerplay. Engagement in his own end is a bit of a work in progress, as he doesn’t play with any physicality and can sometimes be a step slow in defensive awareness. Kosick can be very fun to watch, but he’ll need to play more of a two-way game if he wants to stick at the Center position.



Career Stats
SeasonTypeLeagueTeamGPGAP+/-PIMPPGSHGSOG
2021-22RegularCSSHL U15Pacific Coast Academy U15 Prep2922749622
2021-22RegularCSSHL U16Pacific Coast Academy U16 Prep10000
2021-22PlayoffsCSSHL U15Pacific Coast Academy U15 Prep31230
2022-23RegularCSSHL U18Pacific Coast Academy U18 Prep3210354510
2022-23RegularCircle K ClassicPacific Coast Academy U18 Prep41234
2022-23PlayoffsCSSHL U18Pacific Coast Academy U18 Prep31230
2023-24RegularCSSHL U18Pacific Coast Academy U18 Prep2912506216
2023-24RegularWHL CupTeam British Columbia50110
2023-24PlayoffsCSSHL U18Pacific Coast Academy U18 Prep31234
2024-25RegularUSHLSioux Falls Stampede4101-10
2024-25RegularWHLCalgary Hitmen34123-510
2025-26RegularWHLSwift Current Broncos37102434-318
2025-26RegularWHLSeattle Thunderbirds3261420414
2025-26PlayoffsWHLSeattle Thunderbirds514510