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Hunter
Haight

Hunter Haight is a Swiss Army knife style of forward. He has the skillset to play an effective role in all zones and in all situations. He has a solid 200-foot game and can comfortably play his role at both even-strength and on both special teams units. He has a high IQ, both with and…

Date of Birth
April 4, 2004
Position
Center
Height
5'11"
Draft Year
2022
Place of Birth
Strathroy, ON  
Shoots
Right
Weight
173 lbs
Draft Result
2/47 (MIN)
DATE PLAYER NAME LEAGUE AUTHOR
Sep 21/23 Haight Hunter 25158 – Wild vs. Blackhawks ROOKIE by Chad Carlson View Report
Mar 25/22 Haight Hunter 23634 – Team White vs. Team Red CHL TPG by Olivia McArter View Report
Jan 16/22 Haight Hunter 23206 – Barrie vs. Owen Sound OHL by Mat Sheridan View Report
Nov 6/21 Haight Hunter 22754 – Barrie vs. Oshawa OHL by Mat Sheridan View Report
Sep 20/21 Haight Hunter 22488 – Kitchener vs. Barrie OHL by Dylan Galloway View Report

Career Stats

Season Team League GP G A TP PPG +/- PIM
2023-2024 Saginaw Spirit ohl 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2022-2023 Barrie Colts ohl 20 3 6 9 0.45 -14 4
2022-2023 Saginaw Spirit ohl 42 18 33 51 1.21 6 10
2021-2022 Barrie Colts ohl 63 22 19 41 0.65 7 13
2020-2021 Barrie Colts ohl 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2019-2020 London Nationals gojhl 4 1 1 2 0.5 0
April 11, 2023
Draft eligible Colby Barlow featured in OHL coaches poll
July 9, 2022
Each team’s haul at the 2022 NHL Draft
July 8, 2022
FCHockey’s 2022 NHL Draft Tracker
June 27, 2022
FCHockey releases Final ranking for the 2022 NHL Draft
April 5, 2022
FCHockey releases Spring Ranking for the 2022 NHL Draft
March 11, 2022
Rosters set for CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game
February 15, 2022
Wright headlines participants in 2022 CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game
February 6, 2022
2022 NHL Draft Tracker: Hunter Haight
February 1, 2022
FCHockey releases Midterm ranking for 2022 NHL Draft
December 2, 2021
FCHockey releases Winter ranking for 2022 NHL Draft

Hunter Haight is a Swiss Army knife style of forward. He has the skillset to play an effective role in all zones and in all situations. He has a solid 200-foot game and can comfortably play his role at both even-strength and on both special teams units. He has a high IQ, both with and without the puck. He flashed strong playmaking instincts throughout the season, showing the ability to deliver passes through tight windows with pinpoint accuracy. If given extra time and space, he can carve through the opposing team’s defensive setup and carry the puck to the high-danger areas for a quality chance. His skating is solid, not high-end or elite, but he is more than capable of keeping up with higher paces of play. He won’t burn down the wing and fly by defenders on the rush, but he can maneuver through the neutral zone and create controlled zone entries for his teammates. He’s not the flashiest player, but he will go out there every shift and give his best effort. He’s the type of player you throw out on the ice and know that he’s going to play within the system and within his skillset. There needs to be some physical development for him. As he matures physically and gets stronger he will become more dangerous on the ice, but as of right now some teams may be a little worries about his size and the style of game he plays. Typically smaller players are flashier, his game relies on work ethic. By adding strength he will become even more effective and able to amplify the skillset he already possesses. With his versatility and ability to play anywhere in a team’s lineup, Haight will become a coach’s favorite and will have no issues endearing himself to whoever drafts him at the draft.


– FCHockey’s 2022 NHL Draft Guide