Played on Feb 7, 2026
Game Played in ImOn Ice
Karson Young (D, L, 6’0″, 175, Cedar Rapids RoughRiders, 05/25/2006, Minnesota Duluth)
Game Rating
B-
1 Viewing
Comments: He showed good mobility and awareness walking the blue line, keeping pucks alive and maintaining offensive-zone pressure. He did not shy away from contact, asserting his physicality in all three zones. His puck movement stood out, particularly his ability to hit the middle with first passes to spring the center through the neutral zone. He projects as a physical, mobile defenseman who supports quick transitions.
Luken Huff (D, R, 6’3″, 201, Cedar Rapids RoughRiders, 01/30/2006, St. Cloud)
Game Rating
B-
1 Viewing
Comments: Despite his size, he moved extremely well, showing agility and strong skating ability to close gaps quickly in the defensive zone. He ran the top of the first power-play unit, demonstrating poise and good puck distribution at the blue line. He was confident shooting from the point, finding lanes to get pucks through traffic and generate chances. He projects as a mobile, puck-moving defenseman with power-play utility.
Conor Davis (RW, R, 6’0″, 188, Cedar Rapids RoughRiders, 11/09/2006, Northeastern)
Game Rating
B
1 Viewing
Comments: He made his presence felt around the net, scoring a power-play goal by positioning himself effectively in front and capitalizing on a rebound opportunity. He showed quick feet in the offensive zone, separating from coverage on cycles and creating small-area advantages. He made smart plays through the middle off the wall and was a reliable contributor on the penalty kill. He projects as a versatile depth forward who adds value on special teams and around the crease.
Owen Crudale (G, L, 6’0″, 181, Dubuque Fighting Saints, 05/26/2005, Army)
Game Rating
B+
1 Viewing
Comments: He played an aggressive, composed game in net, challenging shooters and staying square on rush chances. His athleticism was evident through several acrobatic saves, and his glove hand stood out as a strength. He controlled rebounds well and limited second-chance opportunities, maintaining focus despite the score margin. He projects as a poised, athletic goaltender capable of handling game flow and pressure situations.
Charlie Arend (C, L, 5’11”, 186, Dubuque Fighting Saints, 01/10/2006, Cornell)
Game Rating
B+
1 Viewing
Comments: He led by example throughout the game, embracing his role as a captain and competing hard in all three zones. He engaged willingly in the corners, was reliable defensively, and provided stability down low in the defensive zone. He was solid on faceoffs and worked the half wall on the first power-play unit, where his awareness paid off as he jumped on a loose puck and finished with a quick release for the sixth goal. He projects as a dependable two-way center who contributes through work ethic, detail, and timely offense.
Ludvig Lafton (D, L, 6’2″, 185, Dubuque Fighting Saints, 01/11/2006, Maine)
Game Rating
B+
1 Viewing
Comments: A big, rangy defenseman, he showed impressive skating ability and mobility for his size. He consistently won races back to loose pucks and demonstrated confidence moving the puck under pressure. His first pass was crisp and accurate, helping transition play quickly, and he quarterbacked the second power-play unit effectively. He projects as a modern two-way defenseman who can defend with range and contribute to puck movement.
Caden Dabrowski (RW, R, 5’11”, 182, Dubuque Fighting Saints, 05/27/2008, Merrimack)
Game Rating
A-
1 Viewing
Comments: He utilized strong straight-line speed to consistently gain separation from defenders, showing confidence attacking off the rush. He was not hesitant to drive the net, generating two goals by pushing defenders back and attacking the interior. In addition to his scoring touch, he displayed playmaking ability, threading a well-timed pass underneath the defender’s triangle to set up the eighth goal. He combined pace with assertiveness, projecting as a direct winger who can create offense through speed and net drives.
Michael Barron (C, R, 5’7″, 163, Dubuque Fighting Saints, 07/12/2006, Arizona State)
Game Rating
B
1 Viewing
Comments: Though undersized, he played with confidence and compete, staying involved in the offensive zone and driving play through creativity. He created chances all over the ice and showed strong offensive instincts, highlighted by a goal where he surprised the goaltender with a quick shot from a difficult angle. He projects as a high-motor offensive forward who relies on skill and awareness to create opportunities.
Dante Josefsson Westling (LW, L, 6’2″, 197, Dubuque Fighting Saints, 08/17/2006, Niagara)
Game Rating
B
1 Viewing
Comments: He made an immediate impact, finding an opening early for a breakaway and finishing with a composed low-glove shot. Beyond his scoring, he showed commitment to a complete game, contributing defensively and executing a smart outlet to a joining defenseman that led to the fifth goal. He projects as a responsible two-way forward who can capitalize on opportunities while supporting team structure.
Colin Frank (RW, R, 5’7″, 170, Dubuque Fighting Saints, 03/22/2006, Connecticut)
Game Rating
B
1 Viewing
Comments: Operating from the half wall on the first power-play unit, he showcased a dangerous shot with a quick release and an ability to change shooting angles. His shooting ability was highlighted on the third goal, where he found space in the slot and one-timed the puck cleanly. He also displayed strong edge work, opening his hips and adjusting his attack to beat defenders. He projects as a skilled offensive winger who can generate chances through shooting and deception.
Kristopher Richards (D, R, 6’3″, 196, Dubuque Fighting Saints, 07/20/2007, St. Lawrence)
Game Rating
B
1 Viewing
Comments: This physical defenseman played with authority, closing quickly on opponents in the defensive zone and finishing checks consistently across the ice. He made a strong impression with a hard, accurate outlet pass to the far blue line that sprung a breakaway for the opening goal. He combined physical presence with simple, effective puck movement, projecting as a shutdown defender who can initiate offense with his first pass.
Eetu Orpana (C, L, 6’1″, 197, Dubuque Fighting Saints, 04/17/2007, Wisconsin)
Feb 7/26Nicholas Master#27 Orpana, Eetu (Dubuque)Birth Date: Apr 17, 2007Line: 7Position: C6.00.5 / 196
Game Rating
B
1 Viewing
Comments: He delivered a well-rounded, reliable performance, contributing consistently at both ends of the ice. Defensively responsible and engaged offensively, he was effective on faceoffs and read the play well off the rush. His awareness put him in the right position to receive a pass and finish with a quick release for the eighth goal. He projects as a dependable two-way forward who can be trusted in multiple situations.
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