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Bo Horvat

North American Skater - London, OHL
Final Rank:15Midterm Rank:15
Position:CenterShoots:Left
Height:6' 0"Weight:206
Born:May 4, 1995Hometown:Rodney, ON
Born in:London, ON, CAN
Drafted: 2013: VAN (1st Round / 9th Overall) 
• Horvat scored a league-leading 16 goals (16-7--23) in 21 games during the 2013 Ontario Hockey League playoffs, including the game-winning goal in Game 7 of the OHL championship with 0.1 seconds left in regulation. The goal clinched London’s spot in the Memorial Cup championship for the second consecutive year and Horvat was named the Most Valuable Player of the OHL playoffs.

• In 2012-13, Horvat had 33 goals (33-28--61), including a team-best 17 on the power play, in 67 regular-season games, helping London finish first in the OHL standings. It was the seventh time the Knights have posted more than 100 points in the last 10 seasons.

• Horvat represented Canada at the 2012 Under-18 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament alongside London teammate and fellow draft prospect Max Domi (No. 19-ranked North American skater). He recorded four points (2-2--4) in five games, helping Canada win the gold. He also won bronze as captain of Team Ontario at the 2012 Under-17 World Hockey Challenge, where he posted seven points (4-3--7) in six games.

• His father, Tim, a former St. Thomas Stars Junior B hockey player, got him started in hockey at the age of four.

NEWS

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FAVORITES

NHL team: Detroit Red Wings
NHL player: Mike Richards
Shootout move: “Deke”
Video game: NHL 13
Movie: Slap Shot
TV show: Modern Family
Actress: Megan Fox
Restaurant: The Keg
Website: Twitter
Breakfast food: Steak and eggs
Superhero: Spider-Man

STATISTICS

SEASONTEAMLEAGUEGPGAPPIM
2011-2012LONDONOHL641119308
2012-2013LONDONOHL6733286129
2013-2014CAN (2014 World Junior Championship)ITLTOUR71236




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It's a tribute to him, and everything he's done and deserved is coming to fruition tonight with his jersey in the rafters. He's going to be a first-ballot Hall of Famer. And I said today, if he's not, take my stuff out. If he doesn't deserve to be in there first ballot, no one does. Except for (Wayne) Gretzky, I guess.

— Hockey Hall of Fame member Brett Hull on former teammate Mike Modano, whose No. 9 was retired by the Dallas Stars on Saturday