We may be in the dog days of the New England boys prep hockey season, but that doesn't mean we're short on top performers.
Over the last week, countless players brought their best, posting huge point totals or making an ungodly amount of saves.
You can always tell when a team had a good week when they boast the top skater and top goalie. This week, that was Milton Academy.
Let's dive in.
Holt
Top skater:Â Ryan Mogielnicki, Austin Prep
This could've also gone to Cam Lathrop, but Mogielnicki had six goals in three games. It started with a hat trick and an assist in a 15-1 beatdown of Wilbraham & Monston. He scored another goal in a 4-3 loss to North Yarmouth Academy before two more (and an assist) in a 5-0 win over Moses Brown.
Honorable mentions: Cam Lathrop, North Yartmouth Academy (3-5—8); AJ Oliveri, Worcester Academy (3-3—6); Deagan Nadeau, North Yarmouth Academy (3-3—6); Kellan Kissane, Worcester Academy (1-4—5); Dennis Kilmashov, Austin Prep (1-4—5); Thomas Egan, Austin Prep (0-5—5); Jaxon Sabataso, North Yarmouth (2-3—5); Jeremy Lavoie, Hebron (3-2—5); Danny Patch, Pingree (2-1—3); Connor Nolan, Portsmouth Abbey (2-1—3); Cameron Clark, Berwick (2-0—2); Jack Goodrich, Berwick (1-1—2); Timmy Peracchi, Berwick (0-2—2); Adam Lopashanski, Berwick (0-2—2);
Top goalie:Â Vincent Parillo, North Yarmouth Academy
Parillo was busy over the last week, making 46 saves on 48 shots in a 5-2 win over Pingree. Even in a 5-4 loss to Berwick in overtime, Parillo made 41 saves. He carries a 3.58 goals-against average and a .906 save percentage.
Honorable mentions: Ethan Addazio, Berwick (37 saves on 41 shots in one game)
Housatonic
Top skater:Â Jack Mazzella, Salisbury
Salisbury went 4-0-0 over the last week, and Mazzella was a big part of it. He tallied two assists in a 3-2 win over Cushing on Wednesday. He followed that up with two more in a 7-2 win over Stanstead College on Friday. The next day, he had four helpers in a 7-5 win at Westminster before finally scoring a goal for himself on Monday in a 2-1 win at Choate. The junior defenseman posted nine of his 13 points this season over the last week.
Honorable mentions: Elliott Biveau-Rivard, Salisbury (3-4—7); Maxx Corradi, Avon Old Farms (4-1—5); Greyson Espenshade, Salisbury (0-7—7); Luke Walkauskas, Salisbury (4-2—6); Andrew Migliore, Trinity-Pawling (2-4—6); Brayden Reynolds, Trinity-Pawling (3-2—5); Lucas Husted-Edwards, Kent (3-2—5); Peter Wienckowski, Trinity-Pawling (1-3—4); Jalen Carter, Choate (2-2—4); Dylan Chery, Taft (2-2—4); Owen Andrews, Deerfield (2-2—4); Timmy Donohue, Westminster (2-2—4); Logan Ferrara, Loomis Chaffee (0-4—4); Owen Burke, Westminster (3-1—4); George Tsatas, Westminster (0-4—4); Luca Desjardins, Salisbury (2-2—4); Ryan Murray, Hotchkiss (2-1—3); Matteo Alvarez, Deerfield (2-1—3); Alex Strug, Deerfield (2-1—3); Carson Woolcott, Loomis Chaffee (1-2—3); Henning Reinprecht, Taft (2-1—3); Gus McGarvey, Westminster (1-2—3); Grover Henderson, Avon Old Farms (0-3—3); Jake Harrison, Hotchkiss (0-3—3); Louie Giannattasio, Trinity-Pawling (1-2—3); Austin Groves, Hotchkiss (2-1—3); Greg Najda, Choate (2-1—3); Mikey Dossier, Choate (2-1—3); Jack Broderick, Kent (1-2—3); Carson Lowry, Taft (1-2—3); Owen Schwarz, Loomis Chaffee (2-0—2); Nico Ciardiello, Avon Old Farms (2-0—2); Jacob Jett, Avon Old Farms (1-1—2)
Top goalie:Â Elliot Lennon, Deerfield
Lennon had a strong week for Deerfield. The 2026 NHL Draft prospect made 40 saves in a 5-4 OT win over Loomis Chaffee on Wednesday before stopping a whopping 51 shots at Cushing to tie the Penguins, 1-1. The next day, he made 29 saves to take down Trinity-Pawling, 4-1. Lennon has a 2.43 GAA and a .931 save percentage on the season.
Honorable mentions: Jacob Saldanha, Choate (61 saves on 66 shots over two games); Anthony Palmer, Avon Old Farms (58 saves on 61 shots over two games); Neilan Johnson, Hotchkiss (55 saves on 61 shots over two games); Markus Weber, Loomis Chaffee (68 saves on 76 shots over two games)
READ MORE:Â The improbable journey of Niko Tournas
ISL Eberhart
Top skater:Â Max Donatelli, St. George's
Donatelli had a massive week for St. George's. The uncommitted senior factored into every goal (two goals, two assists) in a 4-2 win over Brooks before scoring another goal and adding two more helpers in a 6-5 loss at Groton in overtime. The Barrington, R.I., native has 23 points in 14 games.
Honorable mentions: Caiden Pellegrino, St. Mark's (1-6—7); Elliot Wood, Groton (2-4—6); Will Manchuso, St. Mark's (2-3—5); Cam Daigle, St. George's (3-2—5); Evan Nee, St. Mark's (4-1—5); Connor Wig, Groton (1-4—5); Keith Olympia, St. Mark's (2-2—4); Kaiden Donia, Groton (1-3—4); Leo Packard, Middlesex (2-2—4); Aiden Ferreira, St. George's (1-3—4); Nate Moons, Groton (1-3—4); Alejandro Hassan, Groton (3-1—4); Luke Sardone, Middlesex (1-3—4); Hudson Wood, Brooks (1-2—3); Thomas Mattera, Roxbury Latin (1-2—3); Rafael Aberbach, Groton (1-2—3);
Top goalie:Â Matt Cloutier, Middlesex
Cloutier is in the midst of a great senior year for a strong Middlesex team. This past week, he earned a 36-save shutout against Portsmouth Abbey. He made 21 saves on 24 shots in a 3-1 loss at Nobles the next game. And while Middlesex fell to Pingree (2-0) on Saturday, Cloutier still made 30 stops. He carries a 2.25 GAA and a .930 save percentage.
Honorable mentions: James Potter, BB&N (47 saves on 49 shots in one game)
ISL Keller
Top skater:Â Max Colosimo, Milton
Clearly, it was a great week for Milton Academy, as the Mustangs scored wins over Tabor, Governor's Academy and Brooks. At the heart of that success was Colosimo, who scored a goal in a 2-1 win over Tabor, tallied another goal and a helper in a 4-1 win over Governor's Academy and put up four assists to lead the Mustangs past Brooks, 9-1. He's tied for the team lead in points with 18.
Honorable mentions: Zach Mohamed, Nobles (1-4—5); Josh Levy, Milton (3-2—5); Andrew Giguere, Governor's Academy (1-3—4); Cooper Hosmer, Milton (1-3—4); Billy MacAusland, Nobles (3-1—4); Noah Keeler, Milton (1-3—4); Robbie Daley, Governor's Academy (3-0—3); Luke Allen, Lawrence (3-0—3); Evan Jones, Belmont Hill (2-1—3); Brodie Donovan, Governor's Academy (1-2—3); Robert DeKleine, Belmont Hill (0-3—3); Tommy Wilkinson, Thayer (2-1—3); Jack Couture, Governor's Academy (0-3—3); Cam Doull, Milton (1-2—3); Owen Lundin, Lawrence (1-2—3); Joe Feinberg, Milton (1-2—3); Kris Soja, Nobles (0-3—3)
READ MORE: 7 takeaways from NHL Central Scouting’s Midterm Rankings
Top goalie:Â Eli Zucker, Milton
It was Milton Week in the ISL Keller. Zucker was outstanding with 29 saves against Tabor, 29 more to beat Governor's Academy and 40 to take down Brooks. The junior has a 2.22 GAA and a .930 save percentage.
Honorable mentions: Vinnie D'Urso, Tabor (63 saves on 65 shots over two games); Tyler Moschella, Thayer (61 saves on 64 shots over two games)
Lakes
Top skater:Â Jack Welby, Holderness
Holderness had a great week, taking down St. Paul's (6-3) and Proctor (6-3). Welby scored once against St. Paul's before notching a hat trick against Proctor. Welby leads Holderness in goals with nine.
Honorable mentions: Matthew Homer, New Hampton (3-1—4); Alex Reed, Tilton (2-2—4); Henry Colbert, Holderness (2-2—4); Josh Phillips, Kimball Union (1-3—4); Édouard Belval-Tourmel, Proctor (0-3—3); Kane Mori, Holderness (1-2—3); Finian Kilbourne, St. Paul's (1-2—3); Jackson Kimelman, Kimball Union (1-2—3); AJ Jones, Holderness (1-2—3); Harrison Freelove, Holderness (0-3—3); Conal Mulkerrin, Kimball Union (2-1—3); Johnny Niemela, New Hampton (1-2—3)
Top goalie:Â Hunter Marshall, Tilton
When the season ends, there's no doubt this past week will stick out on Marshall's resume. After stopping 28 of 31 shots in a 4-2 loss to then-No. 7 Phillips Andover, he made a whopping 51 saves to beat then-No. 4 Kimball Union, 2-1. He followed that up with 37 saves on 39 shots in a 2-2 tie with Vermont Academy. Marshall carries a great 2.35 GAA and a .939 save percentage on the season.
Honorable mentions: Jake Hedman, Vermont Academy (98 saves on 101 shots over two games); Blake Truchon, St. Paul's (84 saves on 90 shots over two games); Vincent Vitale, Holderness (42 saves on 48 shots over two games)
Independents
Top skater:Â Hayden Hutner, Williston Northampton
Hutner had a monster week to stand out among Independent players. It started with a four-goal game (along with an assist) in a 9-1 win over Worcester Academy. Then, he followed it up with a four-assist game in a 5-2 win over Albany Academy. He is tied for the lead in goals (seven) and points (18) for Williston.
Honorable mentions: Teddy Farren, Northfield Mount Hermon (3-4—7); Declan Grenache, Williston Northampton (4-3—7); Owen McHale, Dexter Southfield (4-2—6); Nathan Dono, Pomfret (2-4—6); Brayden White, Williston Northampton (1-5—6); Joey Dellacroce, Northfield Mount Hermon (2-3—5); Giacomo Caliri, Pomfret (3-2—5); Will Norton, Pomfret (4-1—5); Myles Brosnan, Dexter Southfield (0-5—5); Camden Tabb, Williston Northampton (2-3—5); Cam Peltz, Pomfret (2-3—5); Will Cavanagh, Pomfret (1-4—5); Jack Fitzpatrick, Dexter Southfield (3-1—4); Jonah Rainisch, Berkshire (1-3—4); TJ Swinson, Pomfret (2-2—4); Easton Anello, Williston Northampton (0-4—4); Noah Poinsett-Yoshida, Phillips Exeter (1-3—4); James McMurray, Berkshire (2-2—4); Nathan DeSanto, Frederick Gunn (2-1—3); Tucker Mears, Frederick Gunn (2-1—3); Seamus McMakin, Canterbury (1-2—3); Cal Hoyt, Williston Northampton (2-1—3); CJ List, Millbrook (1-2—3); Zachary Fedele, Phillips Andover (1-2—3); Jack McEleney, Canterbury (2-1—3); Nick D'Olympio, Dexter Southfield (1-2—3); Joe Sasso, Phillips Exeter (2-1—3); Matt Lacombe, Berkshire (1-2—3); Sam Gero, Millbrook (1-2—3); Dylan Chernoff, Berkshire (2-1—3); Jake Assad, Dexter Southfield (0-3—3); Nate Kreppner, Phillips Andover (0-3—3); Preston Kelly-Paquet, Berkshire (3-0—3); Brendan McCarthy, Phillips Exeter (0-3—3); Noah Survilas, Dexter Southfield (2-1—3); Ian Sherman, Pomfret (0-3—3); Nate Cook, Brunswick (2-0—2)
READ MORE: Canterbury jumps into top five of boys prep rankings
Top goalie:Â Cody Hew, Canterbury
Hew seems to always win this. He made 44 saves to beat Choate, 3-2, and then 52 saves on 53 shots to beat Frederick Gunn, 3-1. Hew carries a 2.20 GAA and a .938 save percentage on the season.
Honorable mentions: Edouard Lord, Phillips Andover (101 saves on 109 shots over three games); Alex Schnarr, Frederick Gunn (50 saves on 54 shots over two games); Kamden Jackson, Williston Northampton (70 saves on 75 shots over three games); Joey Mitchell, Pomfret (57 saves on 63 shots over two games);Â Alex Kim, Berkshire (45 saves on 49 shots over two games); Brendan Petraco, Phillips Exeter (39 saves on 40 shots in one game); Kyle Ready, Dexter Southfield (38 saves on 39 shots in one game); Mason Raycroft, Cushing (21 saves on 22 shots in one game)
