Cook is the most clutch player I’ve seen in high school hockey, going back 12-plus seasons. No stage is too bright, no moment too big, no game plan good enough to keep him from coming through for Powers when the game is on the line. He factored in on 13 of the Chargers’ 22 playoff goals, almost single-handedly willing his team to the D-II Final Four with a five-point performance — and the game-winning goal in overtime — to defeat Marquette 5-4 in the quarterfinals. He continued to come up with the big plays in the state final, did it for Team Michigan last spring and for MHA Red this fall. Everywhere he goes, every level he plays at, Cook seems to come through every time.