FC Rank 87
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Liam
Gilmartin

Gilmartin consistently works hard for the puck and focuses on the small things that are actually very impactful, like stick lifting opponents, using great body positioning, applying relentless pressure, and never giving up on a play. Gilmartin is very effective on the transition, being able to use his strong skating stride to generate good speed…

Date of Birth
January 7, 2003
Position
Left Wing
Height
6'2"
Draft Year
2021
Place of Birth
Falls Church, VA  
Shoots
Left
Weight
190 lbs
Draft Result
6/167 (SJS)
DATE PLAYER NAME LEAGUE AUTHOR
May 1/21 Gilmartin Liam 22042 – Czech Republic vs. Team USA WJC-18 by Dylan Krill View Report
Apr 9/21 Gilmartin Liam 21922 – All-American Prospects Game AAPG by Dylan Krill View Report
Feb 22/21 Gilmartin Liam 21738 – USA U18 vs. Youngstown USHL by Dylan Krill View Report

Career Stats

Season Team League GP G A TP PPG +/- PIM
2023-2024 Dubuque Fighting Saints ushl 6 0 3 3 0.5 -2 0
2023-2024 Maine Nordiques nahl 15 4 9 13 0.87 7 6
2022-2023 Erie Otters ohl 55 15 19 34 0.62 -4 56
2021-2022 London Knights ohl 55 16 18 34 0.62 10 48
2020-2021 U.S. National U18 Team ntdp 50 13 22 35 0.7 2 64
2020-2021 USNTDP Juniors ushl 23 7 8 15 0.65 6 33
2019-2020 U.S. National U17 Team ntdp 48 10 5 15 0.31 34
2019-2020 USNTDP Juniors ushl 29 6 3 9 0.31 -4 20
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Gilmartin consistently works hard for the puck and focuses on the small things that are actually very impactful, like stick lifting opponents, using great body positioning, applying relentless pressure, and never giving up on a play. Gilmartin is very effective on the transition, being able to use his strong skating stride to generate good speed to create controlled offensive zone entries by himself, or also being effective at dumping and using a hard forecheck to win the race for the puck. In the offensive zone, he is most effective in front and behind the net. Using his body to screen the goalie while also looking to tip pucks in with his good hand-eye coordination. He uses his edges to constantly find open space and get to it quickly, to open up passing options. He’s able to find his teammates from behind the net, setting up good scoring chances in the slot. In the defensive zone, he’s able to use his strong defensive positioning and stick placement to poke pucks loose, making him tough to play against. He brings good energy and physicality to his game, understanding when it’s appropriate to finish checks or not. He plays a responsible defensive game, bringing physicality each shift and understanding where he needs to be very consistently. Gilmartin has a strong, long stride that generates good power and speed. He’s hard to stop when he’s moving at top speed and plays with good pace. He has great puck control and protection, able to carry the puck through the neutral zone and into the offensive zone efficiently. Gilmartin is also very strong along the boards, handling the puck with ease and being able to stay calm and find the smart play. In the offensive zone, he is consistently looking for open space and soft spots to create options for his teammates. In the defensive zone, he is able to stay in great position, taking time and space away from opponents quickly, while actively using his stick to block passing lanes, trying to knock pucks away, and intercept passes. He competes hard for the puck and applies great pressure on the puck carrier, using his intensity to out-battle and outwork opponents consistently. Moving forward, he will need to manage his passes better and focus on the smart, efficient play, rather than the skilled play.

– FCHockey’s 2021 NHL Draft Guide