He put up 42 points in his first season of varsity hockey, leading the Caps in scoring as a sophomore. Potter has quick hands and creative puck skills. His size was a little concerning in ‘23-24, but he’s had a strong offseason after playing in the Michigan Developmental Hockey League (MDHL), represented in the league’s showcase at season’s end. Cap City is in line for a breakout campaign this winter; not surprising that it correlates with Potter’s potential as well.