We're getting down to the wire in the New England boys prep hockey season.
It's the final week. There is still so much to happen, as the playoff seedings will likely change multiple times before the clock strikes midnight on Sunday.
But before all of that, let's look back at some of the top performances from Feb. 18-24.
Quite a few younger players popped off. There were also a slew of players who filled the back of the net with ease.
Let's dive in.
Holt
Top skater:Â Aidan Goodwin, Austin Prep
Austin Prep exploded for 13 goals in two games with a 7-2 win over Mount St. Charles before taking down Wilbraham & Monson, 6-0. Goodwin factored into seven of those with a goal and six assists over the two games. He's having a phenomenal season with 15 goals and 38 points in 30 games.
Honorable mentions: Thomas Egan, Austin Prep (4-2—6); Danny Patch, Pingree (3-2—5); Tom Ford, Austin Prep (1-2—3)
Top goalie:Â Easton Theberge, Portsmouth Abbey
Theberge was busy last week. He made 36 saves in a 4-2 loss at Thayer. He followed that up by leading Portsmouth Abbey to a 3-2 overtime win with 33 stops. The junior netminder carries a 3.85 goals-against average and a .898 save percentage on the season.
Honorable mentions: Max Levine-Stein, Pingree (55 saves on 59 shots over two games); Branden Davis, Austin Prep (24 saves on 27 shots in one game); Cole Davis, Austin Prep (10 saves on 10 shots)
Housatonic
Top skater:Â Shane Fraser, Loomis Chaffee
Fraser was on a tear this past week. He scored four goals, including the overtime winner, to beat Westminster, 5-4. He followed that up with a hat trick in an 8-4 win against Northfield Mount Hermon. Fraser, a junior '08, has nine goals this season.
Honorable mentions: Greyson Espenshade, Salisbury (6-1—7); Andrew Migliore, Trinity-Pawling (2-5—7); Logan Ferrara, Loomis Chaffee (1-5—6); Landon Klein, Salisbury (2-4—6); Cam Conklin, Choate (3-2—5); Elliott Watson, Salisbury (1-4—5); Will Watson, Loomis Chaffee (2-3—5); Nick Ferrie, Loomis Chaffee (1-4—5); Greg Najda, Choate (2-2—4); Owen Schwarz, Loomis Chaffee (1-3—4); Justin Dupuis, Choate (2-2—4); Austin Groves, Hotchkiss (2-2—4); Max Hu, Loomis Chaffee (0-4—4); Mikey Dossier, Choate (2-2—4); Tyler Beaudoin, Westminster (3-0—3); Evan Seow, Hotchkiss (1-2—3); Brady Smith, Taft (1-2—3); Jack Broderick, Kent (1-2—3); Jake Harrison, Hotchkiss (0-3—3); Liam Donnelly, Avon Old Farms (2-0—2); Henning Reinprecht, Taft (2-0—2); Timmy Donohue, Westminster (1-1—2)
Top goalie:Â Jordan Rittenberg, Salisbury
There were quite a few good goalie performances in the Housatonic this past week, but Rittenberg was perfect against Brunswick and Avon Old Farms. Rittenberg made 20 stops to take down Brunswick, 6-0, before making 22 saves against Avon. Rittenberg has a 2.32 GAA and a .920 save percentage on the season.
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Honorable mentions: Elliot Lennon, Deerfield (94 saves on 100 shots over three games); Markus Weber, Loomis Chaffee (73 saves on 77 shots over two games); Hunter Dryden, Taft (50 saves on 55 shots over two games); Donovan Dunlay, Kent (36 saves on 37 shots in one game); Ryan Galaski, Westminster (55 saves on 61 shots over two games); Cooper Renawat, Kent (33 saves on 36 shots in one game); Neilan Johnson, Hotchkiss (30 saves on 33 shots in one game)
ISL Eberhart
Top skater:Â Carter Felt, Rivers
Felt has been heating back up for Rivers. After scoring in a 3-2 loss against St. Mark's, the Natick, Mass., native popped off for two goals and two helpers to take down Middlesex, 6-2. The '10 leads Rivers in goals (18) and points (31).
Honorable mentions: Brayden Erickson, St. George's (2-2—4); Evan Nee, St. Mark's (1-3—4); Nate Moons, Groton (1-3—4); Elliot Wood, Groton (1-3—4); James Ferreira, BB&N (1-2—3); Liam Connelly, Rivers (0-3—3); Cam Simon, St. Mark's (1-2—3); Bruce Li, Groton (1-2—3); Will Pratt, Rivers (1-2—3); Cameron Daigle, St. George's (1-2—3); Evan Handler, Rivers (0-3—3); Hunter Barone, BB&N (1-2—3); Joe Meade, Roxbury Latin (2-0—2);
Top goalie:Â Wes DiModica, Groton
Groton went 1-0-1 over the last seven days with a 6-0 win over Brooks and a 2-2 tie against St. George's. DiModica earned the 21-save shutout to take down Brooks before making 39 saves against the Dragons. The Holliston, Mass., native is having an underratedly good season with a 2.25 GAA and a .922 save percentage.
Honorable mentions: Derrick Huang, Rivers (45 saves on 50 shots over two games); Alex Wang, St. George's (101 saves on 111 shots over three games); Julian Herrara, St. Mark's (25 saves on 26 shots in one game); Aaron Alves-Thomas, St. Mark's (20 saves on 22 shots in one game)
ISL Keller
Top skater:Â Jack Queally, St. Sebastian's 
In a week that established St. Sebastian's as a likely Elite 8 team, Queally was at the forefront. The sophomore had a goal and an assist in a 3-0 win over Tabor. He went on to register three assists in a 4-2 win over Governor's Academy. He leads St. Sebastian's in points (32) and continues to strengthen his case for the U.S. National Team Development Program.
Honorable mentions: Billy MacAusland, Nobles (2-2—4); Brendan Matthews, St. Sebastian's (1-3—4); Tommy Wilkinson, Thayer (3-1—4); Tommy Zine, Nobles (2-2—4); Ben Levering, Nobles (2-2—4); Joe Feinberg, Milton Academy (0-4—4); Alex Zaneski, Nobles (1-3—4); Ty Hymovitz, Thayer (2-2—4); Cade Noonan, St. Sebastian's (3-0—3); Jack Funk, Thayer (1-2—3); Colvin Callahan, Tabor (1-2—3); Josh Levy, Milton Academy (1-2—3); Zach Mohamed, Nobles (1-2—3); Ethan Travis, Tabor (3-0—3); Sam Fishbone, St. Sebastian's (1-2—3); Matthew Carolan, Belmont Hill (1-2—3); Evan Jones, Belmont Hill (0-3—3); Justin Garvey, Milton Academy (2-0—2); Connor Callahan, Nobles (1-1—2); Ryan MacCurtain, Nobles (0-2—2); Liam Boyle, Belmont Hill (1-1—2); Brendan Martin, St. Sebastian's (1-1—2); Ares Miller, Tabor (2-0—2)
Top goalie: Tommy Saulnier, St. Sebastian's
There were quite a few candidates for this, but Saulnier's week stood out the most. His week started with a 32-save shutout against Tabor. He followed that up with 24 saves to take down Governor's Academy, 4-2. He has a phenomenal .947 save percentage and a 1.66 GAA on the season.
Honorable mentions: Aiden Emerick, Lawrence Academy (70 saves on 73 shots in two games); Vinnie D'Urso, Tabor (98 saves on 104 shots over three games); Tyler Moschella, Thayer (68 saves on 72 shots over two games); Timmy Heaslip, Governor's Academy (51 saves on 54 shots over two games); Justin Lee, Nobles (32 saves on 33 shots in one game); Eli Zucker, Milton Academy (56 saves on 62 shots over two games); Tucker Monroe, Nobles (20 saves on 20 shots in one game); JJ Thibodeau, Belmont Hill (20 saves on 22 shots in one game)
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Lakes
Top skater:Â Johnny Niemela, New Hampton
New Hampton had a high-scoring week with a 5-1 win over Vermont Academy, a 15-2 win against Brewster Academy (yes, 15 goals) and a 5-4 victory to take down Proctor in overtime. Niemela had two assists to beat Vermont Academy before breaking out for a goal and four assists against Brewster. He leads New Hampton in points with 34.
Honorable mentions: Tegan Gregory, Holderness (3-3—6); Dylan Podergois, New Hampton (5-1—6); Phil Groeling, New Hampton (2-4—6); Gavin Burley, New Hampton (2-4—6); Xander Robertson, Vermont Academy (4-2—6); Henry Colbert, Holderness (2-3—5); Levi Jones, Vermont Academy (1-4—5); Michael Ronan, New Hampton (2-3—5); AJ Jones, Holderness (1-4—5); Harry Dermody, St. Paul's (2-2—4); Preston Abbott, New Hampton (1-3—4); Josh Phillips, Kimball Union (3-1—4); Jack Welby, Holderness (2-2—4); Keegan Hunt, New Hampton (1-3—4); Matthew McLellan, Tilton (3-0—3); Xander Boutilier, Kimball Union (1-2—3); Henry Prowse, Holderness (2-1—3); Tim Sullivan, Proctor (2-1—3); Max Gagnon, Tilton (3-0—3); Garrett Aceto, Proctor (1-2—3); Ryan Johnson, Tilton (0-3—3); Luke Long, Proctor (0-3—3)
Top goalie:Â Hunter Marshall, Tilton
Marshall continued his great season last week. He pitched a 13-save shutout to beat Hebron, 6-0. And even in a 3-2 overtime loss against St. Paul's, Marshall still made 38 stops. He has a 2.77 GAA and a .929 save percentage this season.
Honorable mentions: Sam Zygulski, New Hampton (60 saves on 67 shots over three games); Catcher Davis, Kimball Union (23 saves on 24 shots in one game); Sam Graceffa, Tilton (25 saves on 27 shots in one game)
Independents
Top skater:Â Keegan Kazan, Brunswick
After Salisbury shut out Brunswick, 6-0, Kazan responded in a big way. He assisted on all three goals in a 3-1 win over Frederick Gunn before exploding for four goals and a helper in a 5-2 victory against Taft. Kazan, a junior, leads Brunswick in points with 38.
Honorable mentions: Jackson Smail, Winchendon (4-4—8); Noah Survilas, Dexter Southfield (4-3—7); Charlie Puglisi, Winchendon (2-5—7); Joey Dellacroce, Northfield Mount Hermon (4-2—6); Cooper Ludwar, Winchendon (3-3—6); Ben Lombardi, Brunswick (2-4—6); Nick D'Olympio, Dexter Southfield (3-3—6); Noah Poinsett-Yoshida, Phillips Exeter (2-3—5); Jacob Turcotte, Winchendon (1-4—5); Teddy Farren, Northfield Mount Hermon (1-4—5); Myles Brosnan, Dexter Southfield (0-5—5); Brandon Remppel, Millbrook (1-3—4); Carter Johnson, Berkshire (2-2—4); Tom Moore, Dexter Southfield (1-3—4); Laz Giardina, Winchendon (1-3—4); Jonah Rainisch, Berkshire (2-2—4); Isaac Hutchinson, Northfield Mount Hermon (1-2—3); Escher Briere, Phillips Exeter (1-2—3); Gus Chong, Berkshire (0-3—3); JP Messuri, Dexter Southfield (0-3—3); Blake Cash, Cushing (1-1—2); Alex Taylor, Frederick Gunn (1-1—2); Axel Favreau, Cushing (1-1—2); Dylan Pagliuca, Berkshire (2-0—2)
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Top goalie:Â Mackinley Dumais, Winchendon
With senior goalie Brady Knode out due to injury, Dumais stepped up in a huge way. He made 26 saves to beat then-No. 8 Holderness, 6-4, before turning away 43 shots to earn a 3-3 tie with then-No. 1 Dexter Southfield. His week ended with a 29-save shutout to take down Berwick, 10-0. Knode is expected back this week.
Honorable mentions: Mason Raycroft, Cushing (52 saves on 53 shots over two games); Andrew Mowad, Millbrook (64 saves on 66 shots over two games); Cody Hew, Canterbury (63 saves on 66 shots over two games); Alex Kim, Berkshire (53 saves on 57 shots over two games); Kamden Jackson, Williston Northampton (75 saves on 79 shots over two games); Edouard Lord, Phillips Andover (62 saves on 63 shots over two games); Drew Karlovits, Dexter Southfield (53 saves on 56 shots over two games); Brendan Petraco, Phillips Exeter (49 saves on 52 shots over two games); Alex Schnarr, Frederick Gunn (45 saves on 53 shots over two games); Zai Ferraro, Brunswick (32 saves on 33 shots in one game); Joey Mitchell, Pomfret (30 saves on 32 shots in one game)
