Prospects sometimes become a bit of an afterthought when the NHL season gets rolling, but don't think we have forgot about them, as there is still a lot to report on regarding those in Carolina's system. This week wasn't as eventful as the last, but there were a couple big standouts. The most notable one was clearly Phil Di Giuseppe who had five points in two games with the Michigan Wolverines this weekend. We'll talk about him more along with the other NCAA kids but first, let's take a look at what the Hurricanes CHL prospects did this past week.
CHL Skaters
Prospect
Team
GP
G
A
Pts
PIM
GF
GA
PPGF
PPGA
Ryan Murphy
Kitchener
2
2
2
3
3
1
2
Brock McGinn
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PLAYERS:
Ryan Murphy,
Brock McGinn,
Trevor Carrick,
Keegan Lowe,
Tyler Stahl,
Austin Levi,
Victor Rask,
Matt Mahalak,
Daniel Altshuller,
Danny Biega,
Brendan Woods,
Collin Olson
TEAMS: Carolina Hurricanes, Michigan Wolverines, Michigan State Spartans, Harvard Crimson, Wisconsin Badgers, Ohio State Buckeyes
TEAMS: Carolina Hurricanes, Michigan Wolverines, Michigan State Spartans, Harvard Crimson, Wisconsin Badgers, Ohio State Buckeyes
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