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Easton Cowan

Easton Cowan

Bio
Height/Weight: 5' 11"/170 lbs
Born: Strathroy, Canada
Draft: 2023 1st round (28th pick) by the
Toronto Maple Leafs
Shoots: L
  • The Hockey Writers

    Easton Cowan Should Crack Maple Leafs' Lineup in 2024-25

    After another disappointing first-round loss in yet another Game 7 for the Toronto Maple Leafs, the team's front office has vowed to make changes to the roster they iced this past season. Rumours have swirled around star forward Mitch Marner and his future with the organization and with the Maple Leafs caught in a tangled web of cap complications, it only seems logical to move one of their big-money players with the team not getting it done come playoff time. While they don't want to move too fast on a prospect and put them in an unsuccessful situation, the Maple Leafs do have some talent in their lower ranks that have shown promise in their development and signs that they could be ready to make the jump. Early in 2023-24, Fraser Minten got a crack at the NHL suiting up for four games of the regular season before going back to junior and having a solid season in the WHL with the Saskatoon Blades and Kamloops Blazers.

  • The Hockey Writers

    4 Young Maple Leafs Prospects Ready to Boost Lineup

    In a recent “Kyper and Bourne” podcast discussion, hockey analyst Jason Bukala joined hosts Nick Kypreos and Justin Bourne to evaluate the young talent in the Toronto Maple Leafs' system. With the Maple Leafs looking to infuse their lineup with youthful energy and cost-effective players, Bukala provided insights into how these players might fit into the team's plans for the upcoming season.

  • 980 CFPL

    London Knights win 2024 Ontario Hockey League championship - London

    The London Knights defeated the Oshawa Generals 7-1 on May 15 at the Tribute Communities Centre in Oshawa to win their fifth J. Ross Robertson Cup championship in franchise history. Easton Cowan scored once, added three assists in the game and was awarded the “99” Trophy as OHL playoff MVP. Denver Barkey had a goal and two assists and Kasper Halttunen had two more goals for London.