FC Rank 108
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Layton
Ahac

His strong skating and dynamic stride allow him to keep gaps tight and transition quickly. He can generate momentum in his stride quick and shows fluidity in all directions as well as a strong form. A strong defensive player, he is a guy who enjoys positional battles and often can gain leverage with his body…

Date of Birth
February 22, 2001
Position
Defense
Height
6'2.25
Draft Year
2019
Place of Birth
North Vancouver, BC  
Shoots
Left
Weight
188 lbs
Draft Result
3/86 (VGK)
DATE PLAYER NAME LEAGUE AUTHOR
Aug 1/19 Ahac Layton D3062 – 2019 NHL Draft Guide by FCHockey Staff View Summary
Nov 3/18 Ahac Layton 20060 – Penticton vs. Prince George BCHL by FCHockey Staff View Report
Oct 5/18 Ahac Layton 19873 – Victoria vs. Prince George WHL by FCHockey Staff View Report

Career Stats

Season Team League GP G A TP PPG +/- PIM
2022-2023 Henderson Silver Knights ahl 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2021-2022 Henderson Silver Knights ahl 32 0 6 6 0.19 -2 8
2020-2021 Henderson Silver Knights ahl 13 0 2 2 0.15 2 4
2020-2021 Ohio State Univ. ncaa 27 1 8 9 0.33 -7 21
2019-2020 Ohio State Univ. ncaa 36 0 3 3 0.08 10 25
2018-2019 Prince George Spruce Kings bchl 53 4 28 32 0.6 30
2017-2018 Prince George Spruce Kings bchl 57 6 23 29 0.51 28
January 11, 2019
FC releases Winter ranking for 2019 NHL Draft
December 19, 2018
CJHL names Top Prospects Game roster

His strong skating and dynamic stride allow him to keep gaps tight and transition quickly. He can generate momentum in his stride quick and shows fluidity in all directions as well as a strong form. A strong defensive player, he is a guy who enjoys positional battles and often can gain leverage with his body position to control the play. Sometimes he wants to do too much and it can result in him missing coverage or reading a pass wrong. Overall, he gives all his effort in his own end and wants the puck on his stick. His ability to keep pace allows him to keep a stranglehold in the defensive zone and he is very aware of his surroundings on the ice and showcases the ability to read plays more effectively than previously seen. Even though he does have passive aspects to his game, he uses his stick and body to create turnovers. Offensively, he loves to jump into the rush, but prefers to play the safe route in keeping the play alive in the offensive zone. His passing ability is strong and he has the upside to see up ice to break the puck out. He does well controlling pucks at the point and opening shot lanes for his teammates. He’s a guy who will lay it on the line and stays engaged in the play, though there is room for improvement.

– FCHockey’s 2019 NHL Draft Guide