Ht/Wt: 6' 5"/228 lbs
Position: LW
Team: Windsor (OHL)

Ethan Belchetz's Player Profile

Corey Pronman - The Athletic - December 10th: "Belchetz is an elite athlete. He’s massive at 6-foot-5, 230 pounds, while having the feet and hands of a smaller forward. He projects to be able to create in transition in the NHL, although there are times you wish he played faster."

Tony Ferrari - The Hockey News - December 8th: "Belchetz works pucks off the boards, gets to the middle of the ice and consistently finds himself around the net. His skating was always his biggest concern, but he has taken big strides (no pun intended) in that department, becoming a much more fluid skater in open ice and getting off to quicker starts as well."

Jason Bukala - Sportsnet - December 1st: "Belchetz is a towering forward who uses his long reach to his advantage offensively and defensively. He’s a strong skater who, when he gains the edge off the rush, is very hard to defend on his way to the crease."

Steven Ellis - Daily Faceoff - November 19th: "Belchetz loves to create havoc anytime he can. He can overwhelm opponents quite easily, both with his shoulder and his shot. From talking to OHLers, Belchetz is the one they’d hate to go up against the most. "

Sam Cosentino - Sportsnet - November 19th: "He continues to use his size to win board battles and get to the net effectively. When the net front is not an option, he shoots it well enough to beat goalies from distance."

Smaht Schouting - November 9th: "To start this year he’s one of the better shot generators in North America averaging 6 shot attempts at even strength a game, his passing has improved but isn’t fantastic at a 66% completion percentage, and is driving more on his stick in transition as well. His skating has improved and it is directly impacting his transition and passing numbers in a positive manner."

Scott Wheeler - The Athletic - Nov. 5th: "He has NHL clubs drooling over his hulking frame, legit skill/scoring and developing playmaking and pace. He has also really developed his wall game, so he's more focused on bumping players off the puck and making a quick play off the boards."

Ethan Belchetz's Stats

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