The New England boys prep hockey brackets come out 19 days from now.
Teams know this, and you can see it with squads on the Elite 8 and Small/Large School playoff bubbles — they're putting everything into these final few weeks to make a push.
That's also clear with who some of the players are that are popping off.
I mentioned this last week, and it's true again: Many of the teams represented in this story are hanging onto playoff spots by a thread or are on the outside looking in.
Here are the top boys prep performers from Feb. 4-10.
Let's dive in.
Holt
Top skater:Â Mikey Covelluzzi, Pingree
Pingree had a wild, 14-1 win over Cats Academy on Wednesday, and Covelluzzi had six assists. The senior defenseman posted half of his points from this season in that one game. He has 12 points in 19 games this season.
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Honorable mentions: Danny Patch, Pingree (2-3—5); Graham Luskin, Pingree (3-2—5); Kellan Kissane, Worcester Academy (3-1—4); Gus Lambert, Berwick (2-2—4); Connor Leminen, Pingree (1-3—4); Jack Goodrich, Berwick (2-1—3); Cole Cournoyer, Berwick (0-3—3)
Top goalie:Â Ethan Addazio, Berwick
Addazio was busy for Berwick this past week. He made an incredible 51 stops to tie Pingree, 1-1, on Friday. The next day, he made 35 saves to beat Austin Prep, 4-3. He has a 2.73 GAA and a .923 save percentage on the season.
Honorable mentions: Noah Schenenga, Worcester Academy (61 saves on 67 shots over two games); Preston Randall, Berwick (29 saves on 29 shots in one game)
Housatonic
Top skater:Â Aidan Patton, Hotchkiss
Patton had a massive week for Hotchkiss. The Wallingford, Conn., native had a goal and an assist in a 3-0 win over Choate before posting a hat trick and adding another assist in a 6-2 victory at Lawrenceville. Patton leads Hotchkiss with 12 goals and ranks second with 21 points.
Honorable mentions: Henning Reinprecht, Taft (1-5—6); Jake Harrison, Hotchkiss (0-5—5); Avery Tymus, Salisbury (0-5—5); Jack Mazzella, Salisbury (1-4—5); Elliott Watson, Salisbury (3-1—4); Dylan Rothstein, Taft (3-1—4); Brady Smith, Taft (0-4—4); Andrew Migliore, Trinity-Pawling (2-2—4); Devin Cokinos, Salisbury (3-1—4); Dylan Chery, Taft (1-3—4); Luke Walkauskas, Salisbury (1-3—4); Jack Broderick, Kent (2-1—3); Domencio Clarizio, Taft (2-1—3); Gus McGarvey, Westminster (2-0—2); Hayden Meskin, Loomis Chaffee (0-2—2); George Tsatas, Westminster (1-1—2); Chase Rose, Trinity-Pawling (1-1—2); Owen Burke, Westminster (0-2—2); Lucas Husted-Edwards, Kent (0-2—2); Louie Giannattasio, Trinity-Pawling (1-1—2); Brayden Reynolds, Trinity-Pawling (0-2—2)
Top goalie:Â Ryan Galaski, Westminster
Galaski came up huge for Westminster in its only game last week, making 37 saves on 39 shots in an upset, 4-2 win at Avon Old Farms. This came after Galaski almost beat Avon on Jan. 30 with 44 saves in a 4-3 OT loss. The senior has a 2.78 GA and a .933 save percentage this season.
Honorable mentions: Anthony Palmer, Avon Old Farms (36 saves on 39 shots in one game); Neilan Johnson, Hotchkiss (31 saves on 31 shots over two games); Hunter Dryden, Taft (27 saves on 28 shots in one game); Charlie Rodrigue, Taft (34 saves on 37 shots in one game)
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ISL Eberhart
Top skater:Â Cam Daigle and Max Donatelli, St. George's
Daigle and Donatelli both had nine points over two games, so they'll share the honor this week. In an 8-2 win at Middlesex, Daigle had two goals and two assists, while Donatelli scored one and assisted on two. Both had even bigger games in an 8-3 win at BB&N. Both scored a goal. But Donatelli had five assists, and Daigle had four.
Honorable mentions: Will Manchuso, St. Mark's (5-1—6); Nate Moons, Groton (1-4—5); Will Carosi, St. George's (3-2—5); Blake Grislis, St. Mark's (1-3—4); Keith Olympia, St. Mark's (1-3—4); Will Archibald, Roxbury Latin (2-1—3); Ryan Magaletta, St. George's (1-2—3); Cam Cataruzolo, Roxbury Latin (0-3—3); Carter Felt, Rivers (3-0—3); Kaiden Donia, Groton (1-2—3); Payton Tracy, St. George's (0-3—3); Nolan Wilson, Groton (2-1—3); Cam MacPherson, St. Mark's (0-3—3); Luke Morin, Rivers (1-2—3); Caiden Pellegrino, St. Mark's (2-1—3)
Top goalie:Â Derrick Huang, Rivers
Huang provided Rivers with stable goaltending this past week. He made 27 saves in a 4-3 OT win against Groton. He was busy against Belmont Hill on Saturday, making 43 saves in a 3-3 tie. Huang has a terrific 1.82 GAA and a .948 save percentage this season.
Honorable mentions: Jacob Su, Brooks (26 saves on 26 shots in one game); Alex Wang, St. George's (27 saves on 29 shots in one game); Tyler King, St. George's (27 saves on 30 shots in one game); Wes DiModica, Groton (88 saves on 98 shots over three games); Aaron Alves-Thomas, St. Mark's (24 saves on 25 shots in one game); Will Torres, Rivers (23 saves on 24 shots in one game)
ISL Keller
Top skater:Â Tommy Wilkinson, Thayer
Wilkinson was a top contributor over both of Thayer's wins. He tallied two assists in a 5-1 victory over Nobles. Then, the Northeastern commit found the back of the net once and posted four more assists in a 6-3 win against Governor's Academy. Wilkinson leads Thayer in points with 25.
Honorable mentions: Liam Kailher, Tabor (0-5—5); Blake Wilichoski, Milton Academy (3-1—4); Ares Miller, Tabor (4-0—4); Billy MacAusland, Nobles (2-2—4); Ty Hymovitz, Thayer (3-1—4); Jack Funk, Thayer (2-2—4); Heyden Hildebrandt, Tabor (1-3—4); Jack Couture, Governor's Academy (1-2—3); Patrick Woods, Belmont Hill (2-1—3); Zach Mohamed, Nobles (2-1—3); Nick Ware, Belmont Hill (0-3—3); Joe Feinberg, Milton Academy (2-1—3); Robert DeKleine, Belmont Hill (2-1—3); Gavin Wainwright, St. Sebastian's (2-0—2)
Top goalie:Â Vinnie D'Urso, Tabor
D'Urso continued his outstanding season this past week, earning two wins. He made 32 saves to beat Governor's Academy, 3-1, before stopping 36 shots to beat Nobles, 5-3. The Andover, Mass., native has a 1.88 GAA and a .939 save percentage.
Honorable mentions: JJ Thibodeau, Belmont Hill (51 saves on 54 shots over two games); Tommy Saulnier, St. Sebastian's (68 saves on 74 shots over two games); Quinn Devin, Thayer (32 saves on 33 shots in one game); Eli Zucker, Milton Academy (17 saves on 17 shots in one game); Tyler Moschella, Thayer (29 saves on 32 shots in one game); Ethan Bauer, Belmont Hill (26 saves on 28 shots in one game)
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Lakes
Top skater:Â Michael Delaney, Holderness
Delaney was Captain Clutch this past week, leading Holderness to a 6-3 win at Phillips Exeter and a 5-3 takedown of then-No. 6 Kimball Union. Delaney assisted on two goals against Exeter and then exploded for a hat trick and a helper to beat KUA. He leads the Bulls in points with 30.
Honorable mentions: Josh Phillips, Kimball Union (4-3—7); Max Gagnon, Tilton (1-4—5); Xander Boutilier, Kimball Union (1-4—5); Antonin Riedl, Holderness (1-4—5); Jackson Davies, Kimball Union (3-2—5); Viktor Samal, Holderness (2-3—5); Ryan Johnson, Tilton (3-1—4); Alexis Gagne, Kimball Union (1-3—4); Mitchell Smith, St. Paul's (2-2—4); Jackson Kimelman, Kimball Union (1-3—4); Édouard Belval-Tourmel, Proctor (0-3—3); Preston Abbott, New Hampton (1-2—3); Levi Jones, Vermont Academy (2-0—2); Harry Dermody, St. Paul's (0-2—2);
Top goalie:Â Hunter Marshall, Tilton
Marshall was at the top of his game over the last week. It started with making 44 saves in a 3-2 loss against Cushing on Wednesday. He followed that up with 35 stops in a 5-3 victory against Proctor on Friday before making 43 more saves the next day in a 5-2 win over Phillips Exeter.
Honorable mentions: Blake Truchon, St. Paul's (61 saves on 66 shots over two games); Mark Bierwirth, Holderness (60 saves on 66 shots over two games); Sam Zygulski, New Hampton (56 saves on 61 shots over two games); Ethan Tucker, Proctor (21 saves on 22 shots in one game); Catcher Davis, Kimball Union (21 saves on 22 shots in one game); Brodie Farren, Proctor (38 saves on 42 shots in one game)
Independents
Top skater:Â Sebastian Mogull, Cushing
Cushing rolled last week with three wins. After tallying an assist in a 3-2 win over Tilton, he scored a goal and posted two assists in a big, 4-3 win over then-No. 8 St. Sebastian's. He capped it off with a hat trick and an assist in a 9-4 victory against Vermont Academy. Mogull has 19 points in 23 games this season.
Honorable mentions: Charlie Puglisi, Winchendon (2-5—7); Axel Favreau, Cushing (3-4—7); Jackson Smail, Winchendon (3-4—7); Kaidan Sahajpal, Winchendon (3-3—6); Edouard Cantin, Winchendon (2-4—6); Cooper Ludwar, Winchendon (1-5—6); Chase Warsofsky, Cushing (3-2—5); Blake Cash, Cushing (3-2—5); Parker Murch, Cushing (0-5—5); Jan Mrnavy, Hoosac (3-1—4); Ben Marcolini, Cushing (0-4—4); Luca Iannuzzi, Hoosac (2-2—4); Aiden Ayojiak, Hoosac (2-2—4); Colin Lizak, Hoosac (0-4—4); Tommy Browne, Canterbury (3-0—3); Nathan DeSanto, Frederick Gunn (3-0—3); Mason St. Louis, Brunswick (2-1—3); Alex Taylor, Frederick Gunn (3-0—3); James McMurray, Berkshire (2-1—3); Nate Kreppner, Phillips Andover (1-2—3); Seamus McMakin, Canterbury (0-3—3); Dylan Hall, Frederick Gunn (1-2—3); Jack O'Dell, Phillips Andover (2-1—3)
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Top goalie:Â Edouard Lord, Phillips Andover
Andover went 1-0-2 last week, and Lord was super busy. He made 37 saves in a 4-1 win over Deerfield. In the 2-2 ties against Belmont Hill and Dexter Southfield, Lord made 37 and 38 stops, respectively. Lord has a fantastic 2.68 GAA and a .927 save percentage.
Honorable mentions: Kamden Jackson, Williston Northampton (42 saves on 45 shots in one game); Alex Schnarr, Frederick Gunn (50 saves on 57 shots over two games); Harper Hubbard, Cushing (47 saves 51 shots over two games); Cody Hew, Canterbury (40 saves on 44 shots in one game); Kyle Ready, Dexter Southfield (24 saves on 26 saves in one game); Mason Raycroft, Cushing (27 saves on 30 saves in one game)
