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Curtis Lazar

North American Skater - Edmonton, WHL
Final Rank:20Midterm Rank:26
Position:Right Wing/CenterShoots:Right
Height:6' 0"Weight:190
Born:February 2, 1995Hometown:Vernon, BC
Born in:Salmon Arm, BC, CAN
Drafted: 2013: OTT (1st Round / 17th Overall)  Ottawa Senators
• In 2012-13, Lazar registered 61 points (38-23--61) in 72 games, helping the Oil Kings to their second consecutive Central Division and Eastern Conference regular-season titles in the Western Hockey League. His 38 goals led the team.

• He had nine goals (9-2--11) for Edmonton on its run to the WHL Championship Final in 2013 – they were defeated by Portland in six games.

• In 63 games as a rookie in 2011-12, Lazar registered 31 points (20-11--31) in the regular season and then led the team with eight playoff goals during their run to the WHL championship (8-11--19).

• Lazar was part of Team Canada's gold medal-winning Under-18 team at the 2012 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament scoring three goals (3-1--4) in five games. He also won a gold medal as captain of Team British Columbia at the 2011 Canada Winter Games, scoring 12 goals and 17 points in six games to break Steve Stamkos’ goal-scoring record and Sidney Crosby’s record for most points in the tournament.

NEWS

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FAVORITES

NHL team: Vancouver Canucks
NHL player: Ryan Getzlaf
Hockey hero: Joe Sakic
Goal celebration: “Fist pump”
Video game: NHL
Movie: Happy Gilmore
TV show: Entourage
Actor: Mark Wahlberg
Website: YouTube
Pump-up song: “Lose Yourself” by Eminem
Sport (other than hockey): Baseball
Superhero: Batman

STATISTICS

SEASONTEAMLEAGUEGPGAPPIM
2011-2012EDMONTONWHL6320113156
2012-2013EDMONTONWHL7238236147
2013-2014CAN (2014 World Junior Championship)ITLTOUR73470
2013-2014EDMONTONWHL5841357630




Playing for my favorite team growing up, I've probably scored that goal a million times in my driveway. It feels good to actually do it in real life.

— Dale Weise, who grew up a Canadiens fan, on scoring the overtime winner in Montreal's 5-4 victory against Tampa Bay in Game 1