The Holt Conference has some legitimate talent. Some of the region's top point-getters last season came from the Holt Conference. Fortunately, some of those players are still in the Holt this season. There will also be some younger players stepping up and making an impact. Let's dive into the All-Holt Team for this season. Connor...
The Holt Conference has some legitimate talent.
Some of the region's top point-getters last season came from the Holt Conference. Fortunately, some of those players are still in the Holt this season.
There will also be some younger players stepping up and making an impact.
Let's dive into the All-Holt Team for this season.
Connor Dozois, sr., F, Worcester Academy
Dozois was one of the most dominating players in prep last season, leading the region with 30 goals and tallying 49 points. He’s back for his senior year, and head coach Bob Lavin will lean on the Grafton, Mass., native quite a bit.
Ryan Kavanagh, sr., F, Pingree
Pingree was a young team last season and should be even better this season. A big reason for that is Kavanagh. As a junior, he led his team in both goals (17) and points (39).
Justin Massa, sr., F, Berwick
Berwick lost Eli Chilicki over the offseason, so Massa will step into the role of primary offensive weapon. After notching 16 goals and 39 points in 27 games last season, he should have no trouble doing so.
Max Kirianov, jr., D, Pingree
As a sophomore, Kirianov ranked third on his team in points with 21, all assists. He’s one of the region’s better puck-moving defensemen in the 2006 birth year, and Pingree will need him at his best.
Hans-Erik Jerosch, sr., D, Worcester Academy
Jerosch was the leader on defense for Lavin’s team last year. With four goals and 12 points as a junior, the Yarmouth, Maine, native looks poised to improve even more.
Patrick McDevitt, sr., G, Portsmouth Abbey
McDevitt was sensational last season despite facing a ton of rubber. A 2.75 goals-against average and .915 save percentage were good enough to get Portsmouth Abbey a winning record. New head coach Zachery Cappelli will rely on the steady play of McDevitt a lot this season.