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Eliteprospects.com hockey player profile of Haoxi Wang, 2007-07-27 Beijing, CHN China. Most recently in the NCAA with Boston Univ.. Complete player biography and stats.
Profile for Simon Wang of the OHL's Oshawa Generals, a first-year eligible player for the 2025 NHL Entry Draft.
Now 12 years later, Wang (6-foot-5, 215 pounds) has become the most heavily scouted player eligible for the 2025 NHL Draft from the Ontario Junior Hockey League. In...
An absolute physical monster, Haoxi Wang becoming a legit NHL draft prospect who could very well be drafted in the first round is probably one of the most unique stories of the amateur scouting world in the past several years.
Wang will be the third ever Chinese-born player to be drafted to the NHL, thanks to his mix of size and skating and raw potential as a defenseman.
Simon (Haoxi) Wang didn’t take the conventional route to the NHL Draft. Wang was born in Beijing, China – a nation that has yet to produce a single NHL player.
Haoxi Wang Profile Haoxi Wang Ht/Wt: 6' 6"/215 lbs Position: LHD Team: Oshawa (OHL) Haoxi Wang's Player Profile Corey Pronman - The Athletic - June 10th: "Wang has a powerful stride that allows him to easily get up ice and close on checks. He's a great defender due to his wingspan, mobility and penchant to lay the body.
Wang picked up only 2 assists in 32 regular season games and was mostly glued to the bench throughout the Generals’ playoff run. More than that, Wang’s pressure-tolerance, breakout passing, and ability to make plays in the OZ were big points of struggle.
Haoxi (Simon) Wang, a towering defenseman with a unique blend of size, skill, and skating ability, has been drawing interest in the hockey world. Born in Beijing, China, Wang’s journey to is a testament to his dedication, as well as the evolving landscape of hockey opportunities.
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