A defensive-minded forward who can play in all three zones. Biasca had a strong showing for Switzerland at the U18 tournament after a disappointing year in the QMJHL for Halifax. He’s an energy guy, he puts his body on the line in order to help his team. Biasca is positionally disciplined in his own zone, staying in position and taking away passing lanes from his opponents. He loves to throw his weight around both in the open ice and along the boards. A great shot blocker, he gets into the shooting lanes and gets in front of pucks, not allowing them to get through to his goalie. Offensively he has his limitations, he’s an aggressive forechecker and good at retrieving loose pucks but is limited with his puckhandling and his skill with the puck on his stick. He has decent vision, but not strong enough to be a consistent playmaking threat. If he does have success in the offensive zone it’s working below the goal line and operating out of the cycle. He’s a perfect role player at the next level, he can play in all three zones, shut down the opponents power play and provide a spark if the team is playing a little flat. He can definitely carve out a fourth-line role at the NHL level if a team takes a chance on him.

– FCHockey’s 2021 NHL Draft Guide