FC Rank 241
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Craig
Armstrong

An all-offensive player who is aggressive in his approach to the transition game, he drives his offensive game with his quick ands and feet. Really strong at playing off the puck in the offensive zone, finding himself time and space in the high-danger areas. His skating is a bit up and down, he’s a smaller…

Date of Birth
June 5, 2003
Position
Center
Height
5'8''
Draft Year
2021
Place of Birth
Airdrie, AB  
Shoots
Left
Weight
170 lbs
Draft Result
UNDRAFTED
DATE PLAYER NAME LEAGUE AUTHOR
Apr 16/21 Armstrong Craig 21956 – Vancouver vs. Prince George WHL by Justin Froese View Report

Career Stats

Season Team League GP G A TP PPG +/- PIM
2023-2024 Chicoutimi Saguenéens qmjhl 37 8 15 23 0.62 -5 25
2022-2023 Red Deer Rebels whl 65 11 23 34 0.52 14 71
2021-2022 Prince George Cougars whl 67 12 23 35 0.52 -11 57
2020-2021 Prince George Cougars whl 21 7 6 13 0.62 -2 20
2019-2020 Prince George Cougars whl 62 1 7 8 0.13 -10 25
2018-2019 Prince George Cougars whl 5 0 0 0 0 0 0
July 23, 2021
FCHockey releases 2021 NHL Draft Guide
July 7, 2021
FCHockey releases Final ranking for 2021 NHL Draft

An all-offensive player who is aggressive in his approach to the transition game, he drives his offensive game with his quick ands and feet. Really strong at playing off the puck in the offensive zone, finding himself time and space in the high-danger areas. His skating is a bit up and down, he’s a smaller guy so it looks like he has to work twice as hard to get up and down the nice because of his small stature but he’s constantly moving his feet. His size will cause some concern for him because you can sense that he’s rushed when under pressure. When opposing players close in on him, particularly in Armstrong’s defensive zone you can see that he rushes his decision or just chips the puck off his stick. His mindset in the offensive zone and defensive zone are polar opposites at times, while aggressive on offense he is a little tentative in the defensive aspects of the game, only exerting himself in his own zone when the play is directly in front of him. His development from a rough rookie WHL season to a solid second year campaign was evident, his production took a big jump this past season and if he can continue this type of growth there’s a chance his offense could translate to a higher level.

– FCHockey’s 2021 NHL Draft Guide