Oscar Hemming: Youngest College Hockey Star

0:00Here's more NHL news for March 15th. Oster Heming is making waves as the youngest player in college hockey at just 17 years old. This 6'4, 193 pound left shooting forward from Bossa Finland, plays for the Boston College Eagles and is eligible for. The 2026 NHL draft. He's ranked in the top 13 across major scouting lists, including 11th by NHL Central Scouting Midterms and 10th by several others like. Elite Prospects and Barakani. Heming joined Boston College midseason in December after sorting out contract issues with his finish club. Originally picked in the Ontario Hockey League import draft by the kitchen arrangers, he chose the NCAA route instead. He jumped straight into a top 6 role in the tough hockey East Conference and has since moved up to the top line alongside Boston Bruins draft fix. James Hagen's and Andre Gasso. Coaches and scouts can't stop raving about his quick adjustment. Boston College head coach Greg Brown highlighted how Heming hadn't played a game since August,

1:04but still sees the ice at full speed and impacts plays. Physically. Analysts note it's one of the smoothest transitions from European juniors to college hockey they've seen, especially for someone so young building. Chemistry with teammates. On the ice, Heming plays a heavy power forward game with strong forechecking, net front presence and playmaking. He's averaging 16 to 17 minutes per game now, not several assists, and scored his first collegiate goal as a game winner against. Mayor Mack on February 14th. He also contributes on the Eagles top power play unit, which ranks 7th nationally at 27.2%. Looking ahead, Heming projects as a top 20 pick, with some seeing him go inside the top 15 as a major riser. His size, physicality, and upside make him a fit for teams like the Bruins or Florida Panthers. With top 6 NHL potential on either wing, he's a low-risk, high-reward prospect in a strong NCAA draft class. The Daily News Now is powered by our sponsor.

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