Scouting Report
EVALUATED 10/04/2025
Jordan Malette
Regional Scout - Ontario
Lammens is an in-your-face style power forward, playing on the edge and never shying away from physical play. Brenner is relentless on the forecheck, winning battles and forcing turnovers nearly once a shift. Despite competitiveness being the main element of his game, there is some offensive skill with Lammens, showing flashes of a dual-threat scorer and passer, leading the Toronto Red Wings on the scoresheet in most games. Most of his offensive success comes from using his frame to protect the puck and attack toward the goal, making for some nice moments showcasing the power-forward abilities of his game. I think he could stand to get a little quicker on his feet in order to be a high-end OHLer, but as is, there is a solid complimentary winger who can play that physical brand that is typically coveted by teams.
Skating
6.5Puck Skills
8Hockey IQ
7Playmaking
8Scoring
7.5Physicality
9Defense
7Overall
7.57Scouting Report
EVALUATED 23/01/2025 Jordan Malette
Regional Scout - Ontario
Lammens was one of the standout performers at the Silver Stick. I mainly noted him for his assertiveness with the puck on his stick, showing confidence to rely on his handling to attack the dangerous areas and spark chances. When he was on the ice, play was flowing through Lammens, he was the one controlling the puck, advancing play up ice, and just simply being the guy on the Red Wings. His handling enabled him to problem-solve his way out of danger, deceive defenders, and drive incredibly positive results. He showed some passing flashes, but I thought he thrived through his ambition to carry pucks into the dangerous spots on the ice, attack the center lane, and blast pucks with his powerful shot from premier shooting locations. Brenner scored a handful of goals for the Red Wings through his shot, was easily their leading offensive creator, and was the primary reason they went on a run to the championship game.
Scouting Report
EVALUATED Jordan Malette
Regional Scout - Ontario
Brenner only played in one of the Red Wings games I watched, but he looked solid in that one game, so I wanted to mention him despite having more notes on other Red Wings. There were just some impressive flashes where he used quick and tactical handling to dodge pressure and spark some scoring chances. He relied on his hands to maneuver his way out of a check, create space, and then move pucks to teammates in the slot area for some premier scoring chances. Brenner scored off a tip in the one game I saw of him, but it was mainly this handling and passing game that made him stand out. Evidently, my sample on Brenner wasn't large, but I'm curious how he looks in future viewings of the Red Wings, as the little I saw was extremely positive.
Game Reports
EVALUATED 04/03/2025 Jordan Malette
Regional Scout - Ontario
Lammens was arguably the best player on the ice, making everything happen for the Red Wings. He was a hound on the forecheck, battling for loose pucks, and just doing everything he could to win back possession. Once he had the puck, Brenner was difficult for the Jr. Canadiens defenders to close down, as he was sturdy on his skates, relying on his frame to protect the puck and advance play toward the net. He added two great assists, which I could outline, but the persistent forecheck, puck protection and physical tools were what made Brenner's game so impressive. As I watch more of the Red Wings team, he's slowly making the case that he's someone I have a touch low on my rankings, and it wouldn't surprise me if, after the OHL Cup, he lands a bit higher than where I currently have him.
Player Card
- All Data is derived via 5v5 per 60 minutes rate displayed in percentile format.
- Data Courtesy of In Slat.
SIGNED:
Sarnia Sting
20/08/2025
TEAM PREDICTION
No Predictions YetTIMELINE
- 2025
20/08/2025
Sarnia Sting sign Brenner Lammens
- 2025
11/04/2025
Brenner Lammens is selected by the Sarnia Sting in the OHL Priority Selection
