Here is our All-Lakes Region team for 2023-24

No matter what Lakes Region game you find yourself at this winter, strong talent will be displayed. Kimball Union boasts various strong college hockey commits and prospects who will have Division 1 eyes on them all season. Holderness has an NHL Draft prospect. New Hampton has one of the best '07s in the region. There...

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No matter what Lakes Region game you find yourself at this winter, strong talent will be displayed.

Kimball Union boasts various strong college hockey commits and prospects who will have Division 1 eyes on them all season. Holderness has an NHL Draft prospect. New Hampton has one of the best '07s in the region.

There are also multiple strong goaltenders across the region, as we illustrate in this story.

Let's dive into our preseason All-Lakes Region team for 2023-24.

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Cam Caron, jr., F, New Hampton

Caron is regarded as the league’s top talent, a big (6-foot-3, 190-pound), rangy Northeastern commit who compiled an 18-29-47 scoring line last winter after transferring from Dracut/Tyngsboro (Mass.).

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Jack Sadowski, sr., F, Kimball Union

Committed to UNH, where his father, Jason, starred in the late ‘90s – and was a linemate of current UNH coach Mike Souza – Sadowski put up 23-19-42 totals as a junior and will play on the top line again.

Danny Storella, sr., F, Tilton

The 6-foot-1, 220-pound Strorella will be a handful to contain. He scored 12 goals and set up 11 others last winter after transferring from Stoneham (Mass.) High School.

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Luke Clarner, sr., D, Kimball Union

Like his older brother, Jack, who went on to play at Middlebury, the 6-foot, 165-pound Clarner will be the leader of the KUA defense in what will be his fourth season with the team.

Caeden Herrington, sr., D, Holderness

The Vermont-committed Herrington is a 6-foot-1, 185-pound top prospect who registered 19 points from the blueline in his debut season at Holderness.

Owen Willgos, sr., G, Vermont Academy / Caden Pasqualone, sr., G, Proctor

With many of the league’s teams breaking in new netminders, or promoting last year’s understudies, Willgos and Pasqualone are the known quantities. Pasqualone handled the net duties for Proctor as a sophomore and junior, while Willgos saw all kinds of rubber last season and finished with a more than respectable .928 save percentage.