In 58 varsity games, Hoag has a career .920 save percentage and 31 wins for the Scots. He’s been the key to the program’s recent success and could propel them into state title contender with another big year.

The Bulldogs had a diverse offensive attack last season, and should be deep again. But Goheen’s growth and development this offseason makes the team’s top end a lot scarier to opposing defenses.

Took the Michigan high school hockey world by storm at Team Michigan Festival last March. It’s Thick’s constant work ethic and pursuit of the puck that makes him such an impact player. Not many in the game have posted back-to-back 40-point seasons like Thick has in his career.

A big, powerful forward who skates well and plays with exceptional pace. He is dangerous off the rush and in transition, snapping off wrist shots without breaking stride. Londo was a top forward for the 18U Wisconsin Windigo in the NAPHL fall league as well, and should enter ’25-26 as a top forward in the…

Between playing four years for Howell, four fall seasons in the MDHL and representing Team Michigan last spring, Wolf has played at a high level his entire career. He’s a consistent presence in the Highlanders lineup, scoring 20 or more points every year and will likely do it once more this winter.

Arguably the best forward in the MDHL from tryouts in August to the tournament teams at the end of October. Forster was already a talented forward as a junior, but he’s really elevated his play this offseason and looks primed for a dominant winter campaign.

A very smart hockey player with a high IQ, understanding not just his role but where others on the ice should be too. Evans is a quarterback with the puck on his stick, capable of hitting the big play or just “picking up a first down” and knowing the time and place for each of…

Fresh off a brief stint with the Pembroke Lumber Kings in the CCHL this fall, Story returns to the Caps as arguably the best goalie prospect in the state. He’s huge — almost 6-foot-5 — and freakishly athletic but its Story’s ability to track pucks and stay square, virtually eliminating the second- and third-chance opportunities.

I haven’t seen such a dominant, physically imposing player in high school hockey since Jake Beaune in the ’17-18 season for Livonia Stevenson. He’s just bigger, and better, and faster, and more skilled than everyone else on the ice. When he decides to go, there’s no stopping him. Storm is 6-foot-3 and attacks the net…