Jr Chowder Cup Standouts

Andrei Bratanau (2009) — JR Chowder Cup–

Bratanau showed a direct, pace‑driven game—quick to space, willing to attack gaps, and comfortable playing through contact to extend possessions. He supported below the puck, popped to soft ice on exits, and turned broken plays into quick‑hit chances. Bratanau has great wheels, he loves to be F1 and cause havoc. Andrei also showed the ability to slow things down and make some exceptional passes. Andrei is heading to Atlantic Coast Academy for next season.

More about Bratanau: USA 15‑Only — Prospect Score 2.48; Class Rank #285 of 1,816 (Top 16%); 1.00 PPG, Age‑Adj 1.19, Sched‑Adj 1.17.

Krew Krieger (2010) — Utah Jr. Mustangs 14U AA
Krieger brought skill and an attack mindset all weekend. Krew is an excellent skater, he floats on the ice with effortless cross overs. With the puck on his stick he is dynamic. Taking the puck into the middle or to the net with ease. He generated looks every shift, on the rush or in zone, he was dangerous. Krew is heading out to Mount St Charles after a dominate season at tier 2.

More about Krieger: USA U14 Tier 2 (2024–25) — Prospect Score 12.31; Class Rank #3 (Top 1% of n=921); PPG 2.75, Age‑Adj 1.83, Sched‑Adj 1.76. Season: 96G–83A–65GP = 2.75 PPG.

Blake Wilichoski (2010) — Minuteman Flames (Elite) 14U AAA
A smooth skater with powerful acceleration, Wilichoski separated through the neutral zone and created odd‑man rushes. He handled at speed with poise and beat goalies from range with a deceptive wrist shot. Anticipation on both sides of the puck (PP/PK usage) helped him tilt ice consistently.
More about Wilichoski:USA U14 Tier 1 (2024–25) — Prospect Score 6.00; Class Rank #95 (Top 5% of n=1,966); PPG 1.26, Age‑Adj 2.52, Sched‑Adj 2.52.

Kingston Delmastro (2010) — NH Mountain Kings 14U AAA
Delmastro showcased skating power and awareness, attacking defenders with speed off entries and finding weak‑side ice to finish. His release is quick/deceptive, and he drew coverage to hit back‑door options. Delmastro has a wide frame which helps him protect the puck and fend off opponents. Delmastro is heading back to the 15 Only Mountain Kings Academy.

More about Delmastro:USA U14 Tier 1 (2024–25) — Prospect Score 0.53; Class Rank #595 (Top 31% of n=1,966); PPG 1.37, Age‑Adj 0.77, Sched‑Adj 0.77.

Sean Sullivan (2010) — Carolina Jr. Canes 14U AAA
Sullivan is a creative forward playing for the JR Canes. Sullivan was running the point on the powerplay and looked like he could have been a full time defensman. Sullivan showed nice head‑up puck management with quick catch‑and‑release finishing from the slot. He pushed pace on entries, and distributed the puck well in zone.
More about Sullivan: USA U14 Tier 1 (2024–25) — Prospect Score 3.78; Class Rank #192 (Top 10% of n=1,966); PPG 1.35, Age‑Adj 1.79, Sched‑Adj 1.79.

Rocco Olek (2009) — Washington Little Capitals 15U AAA
Olek has a great motor. When you combine that with his pro frame he really stands out. North‑south pace with middle‑lane urgency. Olek won walls, extended cycles, and finished with a quick, accurate release; he also drew coverage to find trailing options in space. Olek moves well and has some really creative moves.
More about Olek: USA 15‑Only (2024–25) — Prospect Score 3.27; Class Rank #211 (Top 12% of n=1,816); PPG 1.40, Age‑Adj 1.32, Sched‑Adj 1.30.