The final day of the 2016 Model Camp was played out in fifth place, third place and championship games, with each contest adding its own drop of drama. 

Model Camp was also an effective tool in gauging who would be chosen for this fall season’s Upper Midwest High School Elite League, with numerous players suiting up for both groups.

The conclusion of the camp signals the near end of the summer development season, as players begin to migrate back to their respective association teams.  

Four players scored for Team Orange in the fifth place game, with Caydon Meyer (Hill-Murray), Tyler Rollwagen (Shattuck-St. Mary's), Brock Bremer (Hill-Murray) and Kaden Bohlsen (Shattuck-St. Mary's) all talying scores. 

Luke Manning (Stillwater) and Ben Helgesson (Hill-Murray) each handed out two assists for Team Orange. 

Jack Johnston (St. Paul Academy) scored the lone goal for Team Black, with the assist going to Nicholas Strom (Breck). 

The teams skated to a 5-5 through regulation and a five-minute overtime before heading to a shootout, where Team Gold's Andrew Erwin (Eden Prairie) scored the game-winner. 

Mathew Kinash (Okanagha Hockey) scored two goals in the win for Team Gold, with Brendan McFadden (St. Thomas Academy), Brendan Enum (Burnsville) and Joey Gimberlin (Cretin-Derham Hall). 

Ben Copeland (Edina) scored two goals for Team White, with singles coming from Bram Scheerer (Edina), Jake Boltmann (Edina) and Cody Hendrickson (Eveleth). 

Team Maroon managed to stave off Team Gray and hang on for the thrilling one-goal victory. 

Jarrett Lee (Hibbing), Wyatt Andres (Brainerd), Scott Reedy (NTDP U18), Xander Lamppa (Rochester John Marshall) and Westin Andres (Brainerd) all scored for Team Maroon. 

Ray Christy (St. Thomas Academy), Rob Christy (St. Thomas Academy), Sam Walker (Edina) and Michael Spethmann (St. Cloud Cathedral) each scored once for Team Gray 

Xander Lamppa, Rochester John Marshall

Great hands combined with a confident skating stride make Lamppa a threat every time down the ice. 

Mike Vorlicky, Edina

Stepping onto the blue line for the Hornets this year will be Vorlicky, a sophomore who displays good ice vision and effective physical play.

Ray and Rob Christy, St. Thomas Academy

The Christy brothers have the same characteristics that make them good players. Soft hands, quick releases and relentless drive.

Hunter Johannes, Eden Prairie

A dominating physical force - seems to have a lot of puck possession no matter level he plays...the kind of player that must be dealt with defensively on every shift.

Brady Ziemer, Holy Family Cathoilc

Smooth-skating defenseman is a breakout expert. Creates plays very well on the rush. 

Ryan Lesko, Eden Prairie

A balanced sniper, Lesko cannot be left alone on the ice. Very dangerous one-on-one.