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Stillman

Stillman is a highly-offensive player with excellent vision. He’s able to find lanes into the zone and to the net so well and so easily. This is aided by impressive ability to slide between traffic thanks to quick hands and agile movement. With this ability, he’s constantly driving the net, with the puck or without,…

Date of Birth
March 29, 2003
Position
Right Wing
Height
6'0"
Draft Year
2021
Place of Birth
St. Louis, MO  
Shoots
Right
Weight
180 lbs
Draft Result
1/29 (NJD)
DATE PLAYER NAME LEAGUE AUTHOR
Feb 6/22 Stillman Chase 23383 – Ottawa vs. Peterborough OHL by Brandon Holmes View Report
May 1/21 Stillman Chase 22036 – Canada vs. Latvia WJC-18 by Olivia McArter View Report
Mar 23/21 Stillman Chase 21830 – Esbjerg vs. Vojens DENMARK by Olivia McArter View Report
Feb 13/21 Stillman Chase 21717 – Esbjerg U20 vs. Hvidovre U20 DENMARK by Olivia McArter View Report
Jan 2/21 Stillman Chase 21517 – Esbjerg U20 vs. Vidovre U20 DENMARK-2 by Josh Bell View Report

Career Stats

Season Team League GP G A TP PPG +/- PIM
2022-2023 Peterborough Petes ohl 59 19 29 48 0.81 -13 77
2021-2022 Peterborough Petes ohl 35 10 19 29 0.83 -4 37
2021-2022 Sudbury Wolves ohl 24 9 11 20 0.83 -14 27
2019-2020 Sudbury Wolves ohl 58 13 21 34 0.59 0 63
2018-2019 Greater Sudbury Cubs nojhl 8 6 2 8 1 0
January 3, 2022
Predicting Team Canada at the 2023 World Juniors
July 25, 2021
BELL CURVE: Grades for each team at the 2021 Draft
July 25, 2021
2021 NHL Draft grades: Full results, analysis for every first-round pick
July 24, 2021
2021 NHL Draft Tracker
July 23, 2021
FCHockey releases 2021 NHL Draft Guide
July 23, 2021
2021 NHL Draft – FCHockey’s Draft Directory
July 22, 2021
FCHockey’s FULL Seven-Round Staff Mock
July 19, 2021
2021 Draft Targets: Five prospects to consider in Round 2
July 7, 2021
FCHockey releases Final ranking for 2021 NHL Draft
May 5, 2021
World U18s: 3 Stars of the Semifinals
April 25, 2021
SCOUT SURVEY: 2021 World Under-18s roundtable
April 1, 2021
Guenther, Clarke among eligibles named to Canada’s U18 entry
February 10, 2021
FCHockey releases Winter Ranking for 2021 NHL Draft
December 29, 2020
FCHockey’s draft-eligible loan tracker – updated

Stillman is a highly-offensive player with excellent vision. He’s able to find lanes into the zone and to the net so well and so easily. This is aided by impressive ability to slide between traffic thanks to quick hands and agile movement. With this ability, he’s constantly driving the net, with the puck or without, always looking to create a scoring opportunity. This ability really helps him to draw defenders in, where he can then pass to an opponent after opening up the ice for them. He has an excellent first few steps in his acceleration and is so smooth on his edges, making quick turns to separate from defenders. He employs really great use of crossovers in his skating, making him so hard to stick to as he’s always tweaking his direction. This adds to his impressive deceptive game as he’s so difficult to track. He builds on this with quick head fakes, no-look passes, and impressive puck control. He has a quick, accurate shot that he uses often, putting a great deal of weight into his stick and releasing his knee for maximum velocity. An underrated aspect of his game is his puck reception. Even when pucks are well behind him or are a surprise, he can reach and bring them in. Stillman throws his body around often, trying to separate player from puck and wear the other team down in the offensive zone. His defensive game is average when he’s on, although consistency in this area is an issue. His quick feet and hands allow him to jump into passing lanes and with his speed, he can create odd-man rushes. However, there are times where he doesn’t show the effort to get into theses lanes or force a turnover. When defending, he can lack effort and look his mark rather easily. He does get too focused on potential offense though, leaving the zone early and leaving his team shorthanded. There are times that he can tend to throw the puck on the net from low danger areas rather than trying to push his way into the higher-danger areas. This often results in weak shots that create turnovers. As well, there are times where his urgency is severely lacking. He can be knocked off a puck and doesn’t fight back, or at times can focus more on retaliation than helping his team on the backcheck.

– FCHockey’s 2021 NHL Draft Guide