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Thomas Wilson

North American Skater - Plymouth, OHL
Final Rank:15Midterm Rank:33
Position:Right WingShoots:Right
Height:6' 4"Weight:203
Born:March 29, 1994
Born in:Toronto, ON, CAN
Drafted: 2012: WSH (1st Round / 16th Overall)  Washington Capitals
• Wilson recorded 27 points (9-18--27), 141 penalty minutes and a plus-17 rating in 49 games for Plymouth during an injury-plagued (sprained MCL, broken knuckle) 2011-12 season. He added 13 points (7-6--13) in 13 playoff contests

• He was voted as the ‘Best Body Checker’ in the OHL’s 2012 Western Conference Coaches Poll and was a runner up for the ‘Hardest Worker’ distinction.

• In 2010-11, Wilson only appeared in 28 games for the Whalers after suffering a severed tendon in his wrist. He posted six points (3-3--6) and 71 penalty minutes in his first season in the OHL.

• Wilson won a gold medal with Team Canada at the 2011 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament, posting three goals in five games. He also won gold with Team Ontario at the World Under-17 Hockey Challenge, recording one assist and six penalty minutes in four games.

• In 2010, he was named the OHL Academic Player of the Month for October in the West Division. “Tom is a full-time student and achieving straight A’s,” said Whalers assistant coach Joe Stefan. “He has made a seamless transition into his first season in the OHL.”

• Former NHLer Steve Thomas, a family friend, has had a big impact on his career.

FAVORITES

NHL team: Montreal Canadiens
NHL player: Milan Lucic
Shootout move: Triple deke
Goal celebration: Rollercoaster (hands up)
Video game: NHL Hits 2003
Movie: Green Street Hooligans
TV show: 24/7 - Road to the Winter Classic
Actor: Mark Wahlberg
Cartoon: The Simpsons
Website: Stumbleupon.com
Restaurant: Outback Steakhouse
Sport (other than hockey): Rugby
Breakfast food: Tim Hortons
Superhero: Superman

STATISTICS

SEASONTEAMLEAGUEGPGAPPIM
2009-2010TORONTO JR CANADIENSGTHL735263115148
2010-2011PLYMOUTHOHL2833671
2011-2012PLYMOUTHOHL4991827141




I've been getting frustrated lately, and the only thing keeping me sane was the team winning and other people stepping up and scoring. Then you just kind of let it go and realize you can end the series with one shot, that frustration goes away for a brief moment, and that's what happened.

— Montreal forward Max Pacioretty after scoring the series-winner in Game 4 -- his first career playoff goal -- to eliminate the Lightning and send the Canadiens into the second round