Two Wild Players Ranked by NHL Central Scouting
September 25, 2013 - North American Hockey League (NAHL)
Wenatchee Wild News Release
WENATCHEE, Wash. - The NHL Central Scouting Service has released its list of players to watch across North America and two Wenatchee Wild players have made the list.
Included on the list of North American Hockey League players to watch ahead of the 2014 NHL Entry Draft are Parker Tuomie and Chase Perry.
Tuomie is a 5'9", 170lb. right wing from Biemerhaven, Germany. "Parker has a good skill set to go with an outstanding attitude" said Wenatchee Wild Head Coach Bliss Littler. ""We look for Parker to lead by example." Tuomie tallied 2 goals and an assist in last week's NAHL Showcase in Blaine, Minnesota, in which the Wild went 2-1.
Also named on the Central Scouting list is Wild goaltender Chase Perry. Perry, 6'2", 191lbs., went 2-0 at the showcase, with a 0.96 goals against average and a .965 save percentage. "Chase has all the tools to be a big timer" said Littler. "It will be fun to watch him develop. (Assistant Coach) Chris Clarke is doing a good job with Chase."
Wenatchee plays two in Bismarck this Friday and Saturday, September 27th and 28th at 5:15pm PDT both nights. The home opening weekend at the Town Toyota Center against the Minot Minotauros is set for Friday and Saturday, October 4th and 5th, with faceoff at 7:05pm PDT both nights. Individual and group game tickets for all home games are on sale now. Call 509.888.PUCK (7825).
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