RANKINGS
TSN Canada: #19
NHL Central Scouting Bureau : #28 (N.A. Skaters)
International Scouting Services: #16
Red Line Report: #28
McKeens: #27
The Hockey News: #25
From TSN: The big playmaking centre from the Jr. A Camrose Kodiaks bears an uncanny resemblance to Joe Thornton on and off the ice, but is something of a draft wild card. His size and playmaking ability could push him into the top 15 of the draft, but his game is still so raw and unpolished that he could go for a slide. Colborne is also fighting a reputation as one of the softer players in this draft. Clearly, a project, but with some excellent assets.
From NHL Central Scouting: Very rangy with his stick; he dishes the puck well and has really good on-ice awareness. If he can get his skating a little more energetic, he'll be a big strong player down the middle. When he is at his best he is a strategic player.
TSN Canada ranked Joe Colborne the 19th best prospect in the upcoming NHL Draft. They also listed Colborne's ranking from all of the other subscription services.
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