Next-Wave--Apr-8

In our previous update, three prospects and their respective teams made the NCAA Championship, including Thomas Bordeleau (Michigan), Scott Reedy (Minnesota), and Jasper Weatherby (North Dakota). Ozzy Wiesblatt started his WHL season with a Gordie Howe hat trick and Vlad Kotkov opened his QMJHL season with 11 points in six games.
Let's take a dive into this week's update of our Next Wave report, presented by Kaiser Permanente:

Dahlen is Haulin'
Jonathan Dahlenis helping Timra through the Allsvenskan playoffs and was also a top performer in the qualifications as well, registering six points (three goals, three assists) in six games. Thus far through seven league playoff games, Dahlen remains a point-per-game player with seven points (four goals, three assists) in seven contests. He co-leads his team in points, leads in goals and ranks tied for third among Allsvenskan skaters in the postseason in goals, and is tied for fourth in assists. He also had a beautiful overtime game-winner to help Timra to a 2-0 series lead on Apr. 5.
Fresh Catch
Scott Reedy officially signed with the San Jose Sharks on Apr. 2, and has since joined the Barracuda. Reedy finished an impressive season co-leading the NCAA in game-winning goals (6) and finished third on Minnesota in points. Reedy appeared in his first professional game with the Cuda on Apr. 6 against the Henderson Silver Knights and despite going scoreless, he did register one shootout goal in the contest. First professional goal?
Robins Hood
Tristen Robins saw his seven-game point streak from Mar. 19-31 come to an end after going scoreless on Apr. 2. He jumped right back on the horse and picked up another two points in his next two contests (1g, 1a) and has recorded at least one point in 11 of his 13 games this season.
Notable players:

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