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Scott Scissons Facts

Date of Birth
Oct 29, 1971
Age
54
Place of Birth
Saskatoon, SK, CAN
Nation
Canada
Position
C
Height
185 cm / 6'1"
Weight
91 kg / 201 lbs
Shoots
L
Status
Retired
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Scott Scissons Statistics

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STeamLeagueGPGATPPIM+/-POSTGPGATPPIM+/-
85-86undefined flagSaskatoon Flyers U18 AAU18 AA65455510045-
86-87undefined flagSaskatoon Flyers U18 AAU18 AA62556512050-
87-88undefined flagSaskatoon Contacts U18 AAASMAAAHL2923163951-
88-89undefined flagSaskatoon BladesWHL7130568665-Playoffs704416-
89-90undefined flagSaskatoon BladesWHL6140478781-Playoffs1038116-
90-91undefined flagNew York IslandersNHL100000
undefined flagSaskatoon BladesWHL5724537761-
91-92undefined flagTeam CanadaInternational26481231-
92-93undefined flagNew York IslandersNHL00000-Playoffs10000-1
undefined flagCapital District IslandersAHL43143044338Playoffs40000-
93-94undefined flagNew York IslandersNHL100000
undefined flagSalt Lake Golden EaglesIHL72102636123-35
94-95undefined flagDenver GrizzliesIHL723567
undefined flagMinnesota MooseIHL2379166-6

Scott Scissons Tournament Statistics

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88-89undefined flagSaskatoon BladesMemorial Cup42024-

Scott Scissons Career Totals

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LeagueYearsGPGATPPPGPIM+/-YearsGPGATPPPGPIM+/-
undefined flagAHL 1431430441.02338140000.000-
undefined flagIHL 21021938570.56135-340
undefined flagInternational 12648120.4631-0
undefined flagMemorial Cup 142020.504-0
undefined flagNHL 320000.0000110000.000-1
undefined flagSMAAAHL 1292316391.3451-0
undefined flagU18 AA 21271001202201.7395-0
undefined flagWHL 3189941562501.32207-217312150.8822-

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Scott Scissons Biography and Trivia

Bio
Scott Scissons was an impressive forward in the juniors and was touted by the NHL scouts due to his impressive size and defensive skills. He was picked sixth overall in the first round of the 1990 NHL Entry Draft, one spot behind Jaromir Jagr.

Despite his success with his hometown major junior team Saskatoon Blades, Scissons was unable to make it to the NHL. He sustained a shoulder injury in his last season in the juniors, which affected his professional career. The recurring shoulder injury eventually forced him to a retirement in 1995.