Marner was a dynamic offensive player all season long for the London Knights. He recorded 126 points in 63 games, a 67 point improvement on his rookie season in London when he notched 59 points in 64 games. Following his strong regular season, he recorded nine goals and 16 points in just seven playoff games.
Internationally, Marner has represented Canada at the U-17 championships and Ivan Hlinka tournament. He recorded nine points in five games at the U-17s. At the Hlinka memorial, he won a gold medal for Canada with seven points in five games.
With his sheer offensive ability, Marner often earns comparisons to players like Patrick Kane and Claude Giroux.