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Prospects Tracker

By Bob Turow

Explore the recruiting tracker. Follow the movement. Make sense of the hockey landscape.

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Welcome to Prospects Tracker

Understand the Pathway. See the Numbers.

The NCAA’s decision to allow CHL players into Division I hockey has reshaped the recruiting landscape. Bob Turow has been tracking that shift, sharing data and analysis through Hockey 101 and The Dan K Show.

Prospects Tracker brings that work together in one place, combining recruiting data with Bob’s decades of scouting and hockey leadership experience to explain where players are going and what their decisions reveal.

Follow where top prospects land, which leagues are winning the recruiting battles, and how the pathways toward the NHL are changing.

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When you click the "tracker" you will find valuable NHL draft insights and trends along with various tracking data on topics like is the NCAA taking the best players from the CHL or is the CHL taking the best players from the USHL.

About

About Bob

Since 1994 Bob has worked at every level of hockey under the NHL. For 11 years, from 1994–2004, Bob was the provincial scout for the Sault Greyhounds of the Ontario Hockey League.

From 2005 through 2010 Bob was the first Director of Central Scouting for the United States Hockey League and established the USHL Showcases, which are now the USHL Combines.

From 2020 through 2024 Bob was the Commissioner of the United States Premier Hockey League.

What Bob is best known for, though, is The Prospects Hockey Tournaments, which ran from 1995 through 2010 and is widely accepted as the greatest spring hockey tournament ever, with over 1,000 participants advancing to the NHL—including eight first overall selections: Joe Thornton, Rick DiPietro, Rick Nash, Sidney Crosby, Eric Johnson, Patrick Kane, Steven Stamkos, and John Tavares—as well as over 4,000 NCAA Division I players and over 4,000 CHL players.

Bob tracks data, uses his experience and knowledge, to make predictions as to the direction in the elite hockey world and its players that will eventually make up the base of the National Hockey League.