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Oilers Prospect Report: Engaras ends 2021 on a high note in New Hampshire

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Liam Horrobin
1 year ago
It’s bleak and dull in Edmonton right now, not only off the ice during this cold snap but on the ice too. 
On the plus side, their prospect pool is still looking promising. There’s a couple of guys in Bakersfield that could be called up soon to help the big boys get out of their slump. One of them might even be a goaltender Oilers’ fans have become more familiar with recently.
Carter Savoie and Xavier Bourgault haven’t hit the ice since returning from the Christmas break. Bourgault, of course, was hurt during the World Juniors, but there’s been no official report on Savoie as of yet. 
For now, let’s discuss the players that have been on the ice.

Condors’ drop two to start the year

Bakersfield ended 2021 positively with two wins, however, the start of 2022 hasn’t been as nice for them. With back-to-back losses against Henderson Silver Knights and Ontario Reign, the Condors now sit 7th in the Pacific Division with an 8-8-3 record.
Philip Broberg got the scoring started against the Silver Knights with his second of the season. He’s now up to 12 points on the season, making him the highest-scoring defenceman on the team. Cooper Marody chipped in with an assist too as he continues his fine season. Stuart Skinner made his second start since returning from Edmonton. He turned aside 26 of 29 shots. 
The next night versus Ontario, Skinner started again, adding ten more saves to his tally from the night before but it wasn’t enough. Marody scored his team-leading 9th goal of the season. Will that be enough to earn a call up to the Oilers? We’ll see. On another note, Dmitri Samourkov grabbed an assist on Tim Schaller’s opening goal. 

Filip Engaras shines in New Hampshire

Carter Savoie has been the Oilers prospect that’s starred in the NCAA so far this season. However, Filip Engaras took the spotlight away from him temporarily. Engaras put on a clinic against Mercyhurst on New Year’s Eve with three assists – almost matching his season total. The Oilers 2020 6th rounder now has four goals and 11 points in 17 games this season matching his season-high from last year.
Games PlayedGoalsAssistsPoints
AHL
Cooper MarodyBakersfield CondorsForwardSeason2191019
Last 7 days3112
Dmitri SamorukovBakersfield CondorsDefenceSeason15123
84th overall, 2017Last 7 days2011
Dylan HollowayBakersfield CondorsForwardSeason0000
14th overall, 2020Last 7 days0000
Filip BerglundBakersfield CondorsDefenceSeason19022
91st overall, 2016Last 7 days1000
Graham McPheeBakersfield CondorsForwardSeason19213
149th overall, 2016Last 7 days2000
James HamblinBakersfield CondorsForwardSeason18448
Last 7 days2123
Markus NiemelainenBakersfield CondorsDefenceSeason14123
63rd overall, 2016Last 7 days0000
Michael KesselringBakersfield CondorsDefenceSeason12123
162nd overall, 2018Last 7 days3000
Ostap SafinBakersfield CondorsForwardSeason16101
115th overall, 2017Last 7 days2000
Philip BrobergBakersfield CondorsDefenceSeason1721012
8th overall, 2019Last 7 days2101
Philip KempBakersfield CondorsDefenceSeason16022
208th overall, 2017Last 7 days2000
Raphael LavoieBakersfield CondorsForwardSeason22369
38th overall, 2019Last 7 days2000
Ryan McLeodBakersfield CondorsForwardSeason7145
40th overall, 2018Last 7 days0000
Tim SoderlundBakersfield CondorsForwardSeason5000
Last 7 days1000
Vincent DesharnaisBakersfield CondorsDefenceSeason22246
183rd overall, 2016Last 7 days2000
William LagessonBakersfield CondorsDefenceSeason11022
91st overall, 2014Last 7 days0000
Games PlayedGAASV %
Ilya KonovalovBakersfield CondorsGoaltenderSeason102.480.9
85th overall, 2019Last 7 days010.952
Olivier RodrigueBakersfield CondorsGoaltenderSeason93.490.869
62nd overall, 2018Last 7 days000
Stuart SkinnerBakersfield CondorsGoaltenderSeason52.350.921
Last 7 days230.889
Games PlayedGoalsAssistsPoints
Europe
Maxim BeryozkinLokomotiv Yaroslav (KHL)ForwardSeason30112
138th overall, 2020Last 7 days1000
Maxim DenezhkinLada Togliatti (VHL)ForwardSeason3781523
193rd overall, 2019Last 7 days0000
Jeremias LindewallModo Hockey (Sweden)ForwardSeason28044
200th overall, 2020Last 7 days0000
Aapeli RäsänenKalPa (Liiga)ForwardSeason3451217
153rd overall, 2016Last 7 days1000
Patrik SiikanenJVP (Liiga)ForwardSeason256410
195th overall, 2018Last 7 days1000
NCAA
Skyler Brind’ AmourQuinnipiac UnivForwardSeason17156
177th overall, 2017Last 7 days0000
Filip EngarasUniversity of New HampshireForwardSeason194711
169th overall, 2020Last 7 days2033
Tomas MazuraProvidence CollegeForwardSeason8112
162nd overall, 2019Last 7 days0011
Luca MunzenbergerUniversity of VermontDefenceSeason16022
90th overall, 2021Last 7 days1000
Carter SavoieUniversity of DenverForwardSeason16121022
100th overall, 2020Last 7 days0000
OHL
Matvey PetrovNorth Bay BattalionForwardSeason31203252
180th overall, 2021Last 7 days1011
Tyler TullioOshawa GeneralsForwardSeason26122638
126th overall, 2020Last 7 days0000
QMJHL
Xavier BourgaultShawinigan CataractesForwardSeason24222042
22nd overall, 2021Last 7 days0000
USHL
Shane LachanceYoungstown PhantomsForwardSeason23134
186th overall, 2021Last 7 days2000
WHL
Jake ChiassonBrandon Wheat KingsForwardSeason0000
116th overall, 2021Last 7 days0000
Max WannerMoose Jaw WarriorsDefenceSeason321910
212th overall, 2021Last 7 days0000
 
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