TYNAN LAWRENCE
- Patrick Ploch
- Oct 22, 2025
- 2 min read
2025-10-23
Scout: Tony Robinson
Center
Draft Eligible
N/A Overall by the Undrafted (2026 NHL Entry Draft)
Skating:
Tynan is an excellent skater, speed and edges are awesome.
Passing/Handling:
Tynan is an adept passer and can handle the puck in all situations
Shooting:
Tynan is able to get his own shot off as well as hitting one timers from passes from teammates. He can also handle the puck in close and change the angle to get around an individual defender.
IQ (Vision, Anticipation, Panic/Poise):
Tynan seemed to gain Vision and poise as last season went on. October he seemed to be holding on to the puck a bit too much. In March he seemed to be little willing to open things and trust his abilities and teammates. By august he was a confident center man
Forechecking:
I did see some forechecking in the later 2 games.
Defense:
His defense is mostly stick work and him keeping the puck on his stick and way from the other team.
Best Asset:
I would say tynan's best asset is his skating. Second would be his vision.
Biggest Concern:
Tynan is a little small but has room to grow. His acceleration (explosiveness) needs work also.
Top Tier/Role Potential:
Tier 1. Ieee Tynan as a 1 or 2 center.
Justification for Top Tier Assessment:
Tynan's skating and vision will allow him to ply on top 2 lines and get tons of power play time.
50th Percentile Tier/Role:
Tier 3. Someone makes him a winger.
Justification for 50th Percentile Tier Assessment:
If his acceleration does not develop or if he get put into the wrong position, he does not have enough BASH to carry his lack of power play opportunities.
Stylistic Comparable:
He reminds me of Connor Bedard.
Scouts Final Thoughts and Additional Stats/Info:
As i stated he reminds me of Bedard, But i did not see any of Bedards temper when things don't go well.
Games Scouted:
USHL Game October 10/2024, USHL Muskegon v Madison 03302025, Hlinka 08152025 USA v CAN




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