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Olivier
Rodrigue

An athletic goalie, his movements post-to-post are exceptional. While playing a calm and composed game, he shifts around quickly, showing great speed in his pads and on his feet. In fact, he’s scary quick on his skates and moves with fluidity. He shows good poise and maturity in the crease. He can take away angles…

Date of Birth
July 6, 2000
Position
Goal
Height
6'1.0
Draft Year
2018
Place of Birth
Chicoutimi, QC  
Shoots
Left
Weight
159 lbs
Draft Result
2/62 (EDM)
DATE PLAYER NAME LEAGUE AUTHOR
Aug 1/18 Rodrigue Olivier D2901 – 2018 NHL Draft Guide by FCHockey Staff View Summary
Nov 11/16 Rodrigue Olivier 17736 – Drummondville vs. Gatineau QMJHL by FCHockey Staff View Report
Nov 5/16 Rodrigue Olivier 17631 – World Under-17 Review WJC-17 by FCHockey Staff View Summary

Career Stats

Season Team League GP GAA SVP
2022-2023 Bakersfield Condors ahl 20 2.32 91.8
2021-2022 Bakersfield Condors ahl 13 2.43 90.2
2021-2022 Wichita Thunder echl 15
2020-2021 Bakersfield Condors ahl 11
2019-2020 Moncton Wildcats qmjhl 39
2018-2019 Drummondville Voltigeurs qmjhl 48
2017-2018 Drummondville Voltigeurs qmjhl 53
2016-2017 Drummondville Voltigeurs qmjhl 41
April 18, 2018
Veleno added to Canada’s roster for U18s
January 17, 2018
2018 Draft crop shaping up
August 17, 2017
Eligibles impress at Hlinka Memorial
August 3, 2017
FC releases Prelim ranking for 2018 NHL Draft

An athletic goalie, his movements post-to-post are exceptional. While playing a calm and composed game, he shifts around quickly, showing great speed in his pads and on his feet. In fact, he’s scary quick on his skates and moves with fluidity. He shows good poise and maturity in the crease. He can take away angles for shooters. Anticipating well, he’s always ahead of the play, which gives him a chance to be square to the puck and the shooter. He is aggressive defending his crease. He is willing to move out of the blue paint to cut down angles. However, his positioning could use some improvement, though can still put himself in spots that make it difficult for shooters to find gaps in the net. His rebound control is solid, plus he can steer pucks away from dangerous areas. He can push them into the corners or boards as opposed to booting them back into the slot for a scoring chance. He’s got an active stick, relying on an effective poke-check to disrupt the opposition. He’s got good eyes, able to track the puck through screens or during cycles. His glove hand could be stronger. He’s got a good consistency to his game. He can excel in high-tempo situations. A strong performer, with exceptional reading. He leaves his mark with obvious qualities – fluid laterally, quick reflexes with his upper and lower body, great vision and a calm and collected mental game.

– FCHockey’s 2018 NHL Draft Guide