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With their final pick in the 2022 NHL Entry Draft, the Ottawa Senators opted for Canadian centreman Tyson Dyck.
#GoSensGo select Tyson Dyck 206th overall. I ranked him 108th overall.
— Patrick Bacon (@TopDownHockey) July 8, 2022
Top Remaining Forwards:
1. Mathew Ward (43rd)
2. Brandon Lisowsky (44th)
3. Brayden Schuurman (48th)
Top Remaining Defensemen:
1. Yegor Gribkov (30th)
2. Elmeri Laakso (45th)
3. Jake Livanavage (49th) pic.twitter.com/cuBUJhH5HR
Dyck was projected by some experts to go slightly higher than 206th. He had a great 2021-22 season with Cranbrook of the BCHL, scoring at well over a point-per-game pace, and has committed to UMass next season.
Tyson Dyck can rip it – here's one of his 34 goals last season. With 75 points in 54 games, he was named to the BCHL All-Rookie Team. #GoSensGo pic.twitter.com/4m9Djhs6P0
— Sens Prospects (@SensProspects) July 8, 2022
It will almost certainly be a while before Tyson Dyck gets anywhere near the NHL, but it will certainly be interesting to see how he does in the NCAA next year.
Welcome to the Senators, Tyson!
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