Habs prospect picks up where he left off last year in his NCAA debut
Does any of you remember about Sean Farrell? He is a prospect that the Tricolore drafted in the fourth round of the 2020 amateur draft. However, what we remember about him is not at what level he was selected.
Last year, Farrell completely dominated the USHL with the Chicago Steel. The American, selected 124th overall in the 2020 draft, had a total of 101 points in 53 regular season games as well as 10 points in as many playoff games. The five-foot-nine forward was named the top player of the year in all of U.S. junior hockey last year.
This season, the Habs prospect is taking on a new challenge with the Harvard University Crimson. It didn't take long for him to pick up where he left off last year. In his first NCAA game, he collected two points, one goal and one assist. Not bad for his debut!
He will be one to watch very closely this season. Do you think he could surprise a lot of people and turn out to be a steal from the 2020 draft? If so, Montreal Canadiens fans will be very happy!
