Team: Utah Mammoth
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Fantasy Summary

Strong, puck-cycling center with a good release. Has a high floor, but likely projects as a third-line power forward.


Observations

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May 2025- Beaudoin finished 2024-25 at nearly a point per game with 51 points in 52 games. He also helped Barrie reach the OHL conference finals before losing to Oshawa. Offense still is a big question mark on Beaudoin’s game, he finished fifth in scoring on just Barrie’s lineup. He’s got a high floor though, with his high drive that never lets up, heaviness on pucks, battle level, strength in the dot, willingness to lay the body or block a shot and his forechecking. While Beaudoin struggled to produce offense at the 2025 WJC he was one of their only tone-setters in terms of physicality and heaviness. Keith Duggan

December 2024- Selected to play for a deep Team Canada for the 2024 World Junior Championship, Beaudoin most likely plays a bottom six role for the team but could earn more. He leaves Barrie with 13 goals and 29 points in 24 games. Keith Duggan

November 2024- Beaudoin had a very impressive rookie and preseason camps with Utah. While he never racked up big offensive numbers, his strong 200-foot game and overall tenacity on the ice was very noticeable. Beaudoin made a hard push to make Utah’s opening night lineup, returning to Barrie of the OHL though, would be much better for his development. Utah did sign him to his entry-level contract. He currently leads Barrie in scoring with nine goals and 19 points in 18 games. Keith Duggan

June 2024 – Beaudoin was selected 24th by Utah. Pat Quinn

February 2024 – Beaudoin is yet another prospect whose stock dropped as a result of others in his class elevating their game and standing out as of late, while his game remained relatively the same over the past few months. As a result, he drops 14 spots from 31st in November to 45th in February.

Prospects of Beaudoin’s size usually lack the technical puck-protection abilities that average- or below-average-sized prospects are forced to adopt. Beaudoin not only has the size, but the technique, making him one of the best puck-protectors in the draft, as well as a solid defensive contributor. His strong and compact release makes him a solid off-puck threat, too. The ceiling is low with Beaudoin, but there isn’t much preventing him from making a third line as a power forward and cycle offense specialist. Hadi Kalakeche

February rankings: 45th (-14)
November rankings: 31st

Attributes
Fantasy Upside 6.5
NHL Certainty 8.0
Country CAN
Position C
Roster Type Junior
Shoot/Glove Left
Date of Birth April 24, 2006
Height 6‘2”
Weight 209 lbs
Drafted No
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Stats

 Season Team League GP G A TP PIM      Playoffs GP G A TP PIM 
 2018-2019 Ottawa Myers Automotive U14 AAAHEO U142 0 11 0|        
 2019-2020 Ottawa Myers Automotive U14 AAAHEO U1430 13 2740 45|Playoffs8 4 711 10 
  Ottawa Myers Automotive U15 AAAHEO U153 2 02 0|        
 2021-2022 Nepean Raiders U18 AAAHEO U1832 24 5377 10|Playoffs8 4 913
  Nepean RaidersCCHL4 0 11 0|        
  Nepean Raiders U18 AAATCQ-O7 6 1521 0|        
 2022-2023 Barrie ColtsOHL63 8 1220 20|Playoffs13 0 22
  Canada Black U17WHC-177 3 25 4|        
 2023-2024 Barrie ColtsOHL67 28 3462 27|Playoffs6 2 35
  Canada U18Hlinka Gretzky Cup5 3 36 4|        
  Canada U18WJC-187 2 24 2|        
 2024-2025 Barrie ColtsOHL52 22 2951 4|Playoffs16 4 913
  Canada U20WJC-205 0 11 27|        

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