Detroit Catholic Central Forward Brooks Rogowski

The first sophomore to lead the Shamrocks in scoring in at least 30 years. Given his size (6-foot-4 and 190 lbs), speed and skill, Brooks Rogowski is already one of the top prospects in Michigan high school hockey, with two years of eligibility remaining. 

Escanaba Forward Graham Johnson

Plays with incredible pace and is extremely effective in the offensive zone. Graham Johnson was Escanaba’s top-line center, scoring 27 goals and 50 points. He is dangerous off the rush, attacking with speed through the neutral zone and letting off a heavy wrist shot.

Houghton Forward Connor Arko

A really solid skater with a great first burst into the play. Connor Arko is smooth with the puck on his stick as well, with an ability to create space and make plays. His 37 points were second on the team that played a Top 10 strength of schedule.

Hartland Forward Jake Pietila

The first sophomore in program history to lead Hartland in goals (20) and points (28) in a season. At one point, Jake Pietila scored in seven consecutive games for the Eagles, with 12 of those 20 goals coming against Top-25 teams. He’s got good size, plays with pace and possesses a heavy shot.

Traverse City Central Forward Graham Peters

Very high hockey IQ and overall understanding of the game. Can play every position and do it effectively. Graham Peters has good puck skills and has a high value on possession; rarely throws pucks away. Led Traverse City Central in scoring with 26 points.

Trenton Forward Gabriel Polyviou

Explosive and shifty. Gabriel Polyviou has an ability to change directions on a dime and attack with speed. His footwork is great, and he puts himself in a position to create offense on his own. Nine goals and 20 points, with six multi-point games.

Houghton Forward Jack Sayen

Jack Sayen is a very crafty player with the puck on his stick. He’s solid on his feet and very fluid with possession, difficult for defenders to separate from the puck. He played a pivotal role in the middle of the Houghton lineup, with six goals and 15 points.

Forest Hills Central Forward Ben Mielock

Scored points in 17-of-27 games to lead Forest Hills Central in scoring with 31 points. Ben Mielock plays fast, and can operate at that pace as well. He can get up and down the ice with anyone, moving pucks and making plays without breaking stride. 

Sault Ste. Marie Forward Cam Gagnon

Good size for the age group and his feet never stop moving. Cam Gagnon is a buzzsaw on the forecheck and a constant threat without the puck. He’s very busy in the offensive zone, regularly getting his momentum moving towards the net, in scoring position.

Flint Powers Forward Ayden Cook

His 47 points this season ranked fourth among sophomores in the state. Ayden Cook went a six-game stretch with multiple points in each outing. He’s a busy player, creating several opportunities on a single shift. Very tough to contain when attacking off the rush.

Cap City Forward Chase Potter

In his first season with the program, Chase Potter led Cap City in scoring with 18 goals and 41 points. He’s go very quick hands and feet, and was a do-it-all type forward for the Caps. He factored in on 54.7 percent of the team’s offense this season.

Alpena Forward Gavin Winterstein

A big-bodied power forward who’s really strong and heavy to play against along the walls. Gavin Winterstein scored 10 goals and 34 points this season, with 19 of them coming in the final 11 games down the stretch. 

Northville Forward Tommy Marinoff

Led Northville in scoring with 35 points this season. Tommy Marinoff has a really high compete level, willing to engage in puck battles and compete in spite of his 5-foot-9 frame. After scoring just six points in the first month of the season Marinoff produced 18 points in the final month.

Chippewa Valley United Forward Cam Staskowski

One of the hardest working forwards in the Class of 2026. Playing center, Cam Staskowski is engaged in the play all over the ice. In his first varsity game, Staskowski scored a hat trick against Utica Eisenhower, and finished the season with 47 points.