BUFFALO, NY - JANUARY 5: Jordan Kyrou #25 of Canada with the puck as Tim Soderlund #9 of Sweden defends during the Gold medal game of the IIHF World Junior Championship at KeyBank Center on January 5, 2018 in Buffalo, New York.

Blues prospect Kyrou named OHL player of the year

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St. Louis Blues prospect Jordan Kyrou was awarded the Red Tilson Trophy on Saturday, recognizing him as the Ontario Hockey League's player of the year.

A Most Outstanding Season.@JordanKyrou earned @StingHockey’s first Red Tilson Trophy with an #OHL best 1.95 points-per-game.

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— OntarioHockeyLeague (@OHLHockey) May 13, 2018

The Sarnia Sting forward racked up an incredible 39 goals and 109 points in just 56 games - good for 1.95 points-per-game.

He put himself on the map with an impressive performance at the 2018 World Junior Hockey Championship, collecting 10 points in seven games as Canada took home the gold medal.

The 20-year-old could very well find himself on the Blues' season-opening roster come October.