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Rating: 76
Height: 191cm/6'3"
Weight: 100kg/220.0 lb
Position: Defenseman
Shoots:
Right
Born: 1988-04-23
Birthplace: Moscow, Russia
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| Player News |
| 09/01/2007
| Russia calls up Tulupov (New Jersey Devils), Ruslan Bashkirov (Ottawa Senators) and Tikhonov
Sergei Nemchinov announced that Team Russia called up three players to replace inured Egor Averin and Alexei Cherepanov (New York Rangers). The three players are Kirill Tulupov (New Jersey Devils), Ruslan Bashkirov (Ottawa Senators) and Viktor Tikhonov . Tikhonov and Tulupov were in the original training camp, while Bashkirov was not on the initial list. Tikhonov is the grandson of legendary Soviet and Red Army coach with the same first name. The next contest takes place today in Omsk at the brand new hockey arena built this summer for the local Super League club. | | 08/28/2007
| Kirill Tulupov (New Jersey Devils): If I wanted to be a soccer player, I would have gone to Brazil
Russian national team defenseman Kirill Tulupov (New Jersey Devils)’s path to hockey is quite unique and he shared it’s details with Sport.ru correspondent. It’s quite nice that there are people for whom obstacles do not beat them off their chosen path. (Sport Today interview by Alexei Shevchenko) READ MORE | | 06/24/2007
| Russia announces preliminary U20 roster 1972 anniversary tournament
The Russian National Team coaching staff has announced the preliminary roster
of Russia’s U20 national team that will compete in the eight matches of
the Super Series against Canadian teams as part of the 35th anniversary celebrations
since the 1972 Super Series between Soviet and NHL hockey stars.
GOALIES: Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) ("Lokomotiv"), Bobrovskiy Sergey
("Metallurg", Novokuznetsk), Vadim Zhelobnyuk ("Dinamo").
Nikita Davydov ("Salavat Yulaev"), Alexey Zhigarev ("Krylya Sovetov"),
Galimov Stanislav ("Ak Bars").
DEFENSEMEN: Yuri Alexandrov (Boston Bruins) ("Severstal"), Igor Zubov
("Lokomotiv"), Pavel Doronin ("Salavat Yulaev"),
Valery Zhukov
("Torpedo", Nizhniy Novgorod), Konstantin Alexeev ("Sibir"),
Evgeniy Kurbatov ("Avangard"), Vyacheslav Voinov ("Traktor"),
Alexey Grishin ("Vityaz", Chekhov), Maxim Chudinov ("Severstal"),
Ivan Vishnevsky Kirill Tulupov (New Jersey Devils) (both Junior Leagues Quebece, Canada), Maximkin Ivan ("Lada"), Vasiliy Vinogradov ("Kapitan"),
Alexey Ishmametev ("Metallurg", Magnitogorsk), Anton Danilov ("Lokomotiv"),
Marat Kalimulin ("Lada").
FORWARDS: Alexander Vasyunov ("Lokomotiv"),
Artem Anisimov (New York Rangers) ("Lokomotiv"), Alexander Ryabev ("Lokomotiv"), Andrei Popov (Philadelphia Flyers)
("Traktor"), Maxim Mamin ("Metallurg", Magnitogorsk),
Anton Glovatsky ("Metallurg", Magnitogorsk), Sergei Zachupeiko ("Salavat
Yulaev"), Mikhail Glukhov ("Khimik", Moskovskaya oblast),
Ilya Kablukov (CSKA), Vyacheslav Solodukhin (SKA, Sankt-Peterburg), Alexey Cherepanov ("Avangard",
Evgeni Bodrov ("Lada"), Egor Averin ("Avangard"),
Sergei Korostin ("Dynamo"), Maxim Mayorov ("Ak Bars"),
Nikita Filatov (CSKA), Evgeny Dadonov ("Traktor"),
Kirill Petrov ("Ak Bars"),
Vadim Golubtsov ("Lada"), Viktor Tikhonov ("Severstal"),
Vladimir Zharkov (New Jersey Devils) (CSKA), Konstantin Kulikov ("Neftekhimik"),
Pavel Fedulov (CSKA),
Mikhail Milekhin (CSKA), Marat Fakhrutdinov ("Dinamo"),
Sergey Ostapchuk
("Lokomotiv"), Igor Karpov ("Sibir"), Daniil Karpyuk ("Sibir"). | | 04/04/2007
| Kirill Tulupov (New Jersey Devils)'s player profile is now available to everyone!
| | 07/15/2006
| 2006 NHL Entry Draft Russian Player Review - Part 2
Analysis of the first 9 Russian players taken in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. The list of analyzed players includes talented forwards Sergei Shirokov and Alexander Bumagin), as well as the highly rated but surprisingly fallen potential power forward Andrei Popov. READ MORE | | 06/02/2006
| Draft ranking comments added for Ilya Kablukov, Vadim Golubtsov, and Kiril Tulupov
Draft ranking comments added for Ilya Kablukov, Vadim Golubtsov, and Kiril Tulupov READ MORE | | 05/28/2006
| Web Site News: Kiril Tulupov's (2006 NHL Entry Draft) profile added!
Kiril Tulupov's (2006 NHL Entry Draft) profile added! READ MORE | |
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| Scouting Evaluations: |
| CHL Roundup: Performance of Russian imports in Canadian juniors |
| Draft Rankings and Comments: |
2006 NHL ENTRY DRAFT
Rank 3: #22 Ranking Comments:Tulupov should be familiar to the fans of the Canadian junior leagues, as he has returned to Russia after spending some time in North America. Tulupov stands out with his impressive size and the physical presence he brings to the ice. He skates well and works hard on the ice, but had some difficulties adjusting positionally to the bigger North American ice surface. Tulupov made the most of his U18 WJC opportunity and despite a mediocre performance showed off his size and significant potential.
| | Talent Analysis: |
| Scout 1: Possesses a very strong and solid frame...above average skater with long strides...slightly above average acceleration...possesses a hard slap shot from the blue line with an average accuracy...works very hard during every shift...a physical presence on the ice and tries to lay down the hits when the opportunity arises...needs to improve his positioning on the bigger ice surface, as he at times loses his bearings when pursuing an opponent or trying to deliver a hit at the boards. |
| Back In Russia: |
| Kiril Tulupov spent the 2004-05 season in North America skating for junior "A"’s Toronto Rattlers. The young forward moved back to Russia after the season to pursue a pro career in the Russian leagues and attempt to make Russia’s U18 national team. He was successful on both fronts, first signing a deal with Neftyannik (Leninogorsk) and making his professional in the High League (Russia 2), and then also skating for Team Russia at last two U18 tournaments of the 2005-06 season: the 4 Nations tournament in Mytische and the U18 WJC. |
| NHL Outlook: |
| Kiril Tulupov is eligible for the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. The young defenseman’s size makes him a very attractive prospect to an NHL organization and he has proven his ability to effectively compete on the smaller North American ice surface. The young blueliner’s stock has really come out of nowhere onto the radar after his national team debut. He showed his work ethic, solid skating skills and his impressive size, which may have been enough to earn him a late round selection at the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. |
| Statistics: |
| Season |
Team |
League |
GP |
G |
A |
Pts |
PIM |
+/- | | 2005-06 |
Neftyanik (Leninogorsk) | High League (Russia 2) (Playoffs) | 3 |
0 |
2 |
2 |
8 |
-1 | | 2005-06 |
Neftyanik (Leninogorsk) | High League (Russia 2) (Reg.) | 8 |
1 |
1 |
2 |
14 |
+1 | | 2005-06 |
Team Russia 88 | 5 Nations Tourn. (Intl.) | 4 |
0 |
1 |
1 |
6 |
+3 | | 2005 |
U18 Team Russia (88) | U18 WJC (Intl.) | 6 |
0 |
2 |
2 |
8 |
+6 | | 2004-05 |
Toronto Rattlers | Junior A (Reg.) | 40 |
16 |
28 |
44 |
30 |
+23 |
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Tereschenko, Alexei 5
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Koltsov, Kiril 6
Nepriayev, Ivan 6
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