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David Rundblad traded to the Ottawa Senators by the St. Louis Blues who then took Vladimir Tarasenko:

Over 3500 images have been uploaded from the 7 days I spent at the U20 camp - 2009 USA Hockey National Junior Evaluation Camp images.

The top two scorers for the USA were Jordan Schroeder with 5g, 9a in 6 games:
 

and Danny Kristo with 7g, 5a in 6 games.:

For the Russians, the leading scorer was Vladimir Tarasenko (previous gallery) with 2g, 2a in 4 games followed by Sergey Ostapchuk with 2g, 1a in 4 games:

 In the mood for more pictures?  Some links:

• Adirondack Daily Enterprise - 8/17  (note the player identified as Czarnik is really Jordan Schroeder and the player identified as AJ Jenks is Kyle Palmieri – USA Hockey VERY ANNOYINGLY changed some numbers every freaking day, their photographer likely used the wrong day’s roster)
• Adirondack Daily Enterprise – 8/13
• Alex Clark – USA Hockey – 8/11 practice (Note links to earlier days were listed here)
• Alex Clark – USA Hockey – 8/11 game
• Alex Clark – USA Hockey – 8/12 game
• Alex Clark – USA Hockey – 8/14 practice
• Alex Clark – USA Hockey – 8/14 game
• Alex Clark – USA Hockey – 8/15
• Bruce Bennett – Getty Images - can’t provide direct link, but if you search on Bruce Bennett and choose Editorial and date range 8/14/2009-8/15/2009, he has 211 images from the camp
• Nancie Battaglia took the camp head shots & covered the 8/14 game, but I’m not sure where they are online and there were atleast a couple of others shooting during camp – if you have images online and would like me to link to them here – just email me.

Bob McKenzie/TSN surveyed 10 NHL scouts to come up with the following list:

Top two are both playing for Windsor this year – Taylor Hall and Cam Fowler (Fowler got the top D vote from 9 of the 10!):

At 3, they stayed in the OHL with Tyler Seguin, then at 4 – Kirill Kabanov (earlier blog gallery) and 5 – Brett Connolly:

At 6 – John McFarland

At 7 – Brandon Gormley and at 8 – Erik Gudbranson

At 9 – Vladimir Tarasenko

And at 10 – Mikael Granlund

Also mentioned in the article were Jack Campbell

and Evgeny Kuznetsov

Heavy on the OHL – wonder where those 10 scout?