Hawryluk’s heart and sheer determination on the ice is unparalleled within the organization outside of maybe Vincent Trocheck. Just imagine those two on the same line together stirring up trouble for the opposition after each and every whistle.
Hawryluk’s (former) Brandon Wheat Kings teammates looked to him to inject life into hockey games. He registered 106 points in his final year of junior hockey during the 2015-16 season, along with a scintillating 29 points in 21 postseason games. The multi-faceted forward will likely slot in on the right-wing for the Panthers.
Zenon Herasymiuk, Future Considerations head WHL scout breaks Jayce’s game down the best:
“An energetic and dynamic forward with a good motor, Hawryluk has the ability to be a game breaker.