Cameron Lund is a big-bodied two-way forward who creates a majority of his offensive chances when operating out of the cycle. His strength and skating ability are big pluses for him. He moves well through the neutral zone and can change directions rather quickly, and with his strength on the puck he’s a lot to handle when he gets moving at full speed. His ability to get into the dirty areas and engage in loose battles really highlights his strength and tenacity on the puck. He is excellent in physical situations and has a knack for coming away with a lot of 50/50 pucks. He’s a relatively raw prospect and his situational awareness is very inconsistent when you watch him. He needs to develop a better feel for the time and space he has available to him, especially when he has the puck on his stick. Oftentimes he makes a great rush through the neutral zone and has time to let a lane develop, but instead rushes a pass that either misfires or ends up going to no one. Other times he gets the puck in the slot and needs to release a quick shot, but he waits a second too long and is either stripped of the puck or gets his shot blocked. More of a killer instinct with the puck will fix this. His offensive production at the next level seems quite limited and is likely better suited as a facilitator than a finisher, but he does have a well-rounded two-way game that will make it easier for him to carve out a role as a top-nine player or, if need be, a fourth-liner with some additional pop from time to time. He has the physical traits of an NHL player but needs to develop a better feel for the game before he’ll be able to make the jump to the NHL. He will never be a feature player, but has the potential to be a nice complimentary piece.

– FCHockey’s 2022 NHL Draft Guide