Brad Schell

Tue., Sept. 26, 2000

Age: 16

Height: 6-0

Weight: 165

Number: 20

Hometown: Scott, Saskatchewan

Position: Center

Last year: 80-point scorer for North Battleford bantams.

NHL draft status: Eligible in 2002

Quick check: Third pick in the ‘99 bantam draft, the highest Spokane draft choice in the 15-year history of the league’s entry draft.

Coach’s comment: “Improved every time out on the ice. He came in looking like he was going to struggle, but each time out he got better. Fine hockey sense, with an ability to make things happen.”

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