FORWARD

Jackson Blake, Eden Prairie - had 15 points in four games for Eagles. Is the hardest player to stop in the state.

Max Plante, Hermantown - was a dynamic player despite being undersized and underage (Max is Squirt eligible)...had 9 points.

Sawyer Skanson, Osseo Maple Grove - a power forward's forward....who was relentless to the puck. Created a lot of opportunities for his team.

DEFENSE

Cashen Naeve, Wayzata - a player with a physical presence on the blue line that had a goal and six assists.

Henry Whitleff, Edina - had a great tournament for the Hornets, was a calming influence on the back end, especially breaking the puck out in tight spots.

GOALIE

Austin Brauns, Andover - the Huskies only gave up two goals all weekend. Brauns could be a big reason for their success down the road.

MVP

William Matzke, Osseo Maple Grove - his hard work sometimes over shadows his high level of skill. Had periods of time where he took over the game in the semifinals and finals. Plays with passion on every shift.

G - Ethan Dahlmeir, Lakeville South - beat Eden Prairie Friday, has enough ability to win games for Cougars.

D - Gordy Gomdbold, Bloomington Jefferson - great playmaker with the puck - very high hockey IQ, sets the pace for the Jags.

F - Zam Plante, Hermantown - wonderful playmaker, hard worker that puts team before self.

F - Gabe Rasmussen, Woodbury - makes great plays, has a lot to do with Predators success.

D - Jimmy Snuggerud, Chaska/Chan - was a dynamic offensive defenseman - has versatile game that fits well for the Stormhawks.

F - Gavyn Thoreson, Andover - was a savage in the corners for the Huskies - had 7 points in four games.