This blew my mind! jurajuNela Lopusanova is crushing Juraj Slafkovsky’s point-per-game in the U16 Slovakian men’s league… as a 14-year old girl 🤯 Lopusanova is 14 and already stands at 5’7″, 145 lbs and has 15 goals and 31 points in 10 games played in the U16 Slovakian Men’s league.

15 Comments

1. cham_sammich 2 years ago

   This girl has the potential to single handedly elevate women’s hockey to a level we’ve never seen… While playing in a league with all males… From a country that typically doesnt dominate international play. Imagine the example she setting for young women. Imagine being a young(er) female hockey player watching her do what she’s doing. Purely inspirational. Who knows, we could be watching the first female player to have a regular NHL roster spot one day…

2. Vic_Hedges 2 years ago

   This is nuts. I so hope she makes it into professional men’s hockey.

   I hope that the testosterone boosts boys get in their teens doesn’t pose too much of a barrier to her, because a woman playing in the NHL would be absolutely amazing

3. According_Arm8384 2 years ago

   Too bad she’ll never make as much as him 🙁

4. hockeylatest 2 years ago

   Crazy how good she is though…

5. HotDamnLisaLaFlamme 2 years ago

   What are the odds she actually makes the Chel? She’s not way off Caufield’s build already lol

6. justjoking777 2 years ago

   it’s a pee wee league, duhhhhh

7. Bartizanier 2 years ago

   Inspirational story. Comments section a bit of a downer.

8. Do_Not_Reply___ 2 years ago

   U16 isn’t really a mens league. Most of those boys have 3-4 more years of growth

9. irishkill 2 years ago

   Umm u16 is still boys not men lol. Good for her tho. Watched a bit of the women juniors and the skill was pretty good!

10. Comit22 2 years ago

    I just want to get my thoughts out on Nela in 1 place. Firstly, what she’s doing is 100% amazing. She could elevate the popularity of women’s hockey and Slovakian hockey by a lot through her sheer talent and stardom alone. That’s huge.

    I also want to recognize that she has a chance of making it to the NHL. Is it likely? No, absolutely not. Is it impossible? Not quite. Just her making it to the NHL, not even being a star, would require her to be an all-time freak of nature as an adult. Which, admittedly, she could be on the path to becoming. She both has a very very slim chance and has the best odds we’ve seen in a while. I hope she makes it. I’m not expecting it, but I’m holding out hope.

    And I also want to recognize that even if she doesn’t make it to the NHL, she can still be enormously successful in women’s hockey as a truly generational talent there. No matter which route she takes, she has the incredible potential to make history and I can’t wait to she what she does next.

11. BrokerDude1 2 years ago

    Great story, very inspirational.
    Sorry to be Debbi downer but this young lady will not be 6feet 3in tall weighing 225. She is probably close to her max height and weight. No doubt about her talent but her male counterparts will catch up and surpass her.. it’s called basic biology.. she does However have the potential to dominate women’s hockey in the future.

12. K2LLswitch 2 years ago

    If Johnny Hockey can be an elite NHL player, I don’t see why a woman can’t be as shifty and skilled as he is.

13. FrostyLeNug 2 years ago

    I hope she can keep up the impressive stats. Would certainly bring more attention to the Slovakian U16 (Men’s) League and female athletics as a whole.

14. glitzychevy 2 years ago

    What is the skill level like in the Slovak 16u league compared to say midgetAAA in America? How many teams/divisions are there? I’m gonna assume there is something like A/AA/AAA divisions like in America/Canada

15. BruiserBrodyGOAT 2 years ago

    Im a casual fan who always thought hockey and it’s fans were pretty cool, but this thread is really full of insecurity over a 14 year old girl? Weak.