POW: WEEK 8

*BMRH POW’s are a fun way to highlight the best of the best on a week to week basis. At times, you may have had an amazing performance, or two, but was not selected as a POW. Please do not take it personally, we only get to select one player from each division. Keep working hard and we are sure your name will make it on our list.

Freshman Division

The Sharks surged at the perfect time, leapfrogging two teams in the standings during the regular-season finale before carrying that momentum into their Quarterfinal matchup. A major catalyst behind the team's success was the outstanding play of Landon Gallagher. Over the two games, Gallagher totaled six points, scoring five goals and adding an assist. His biggest moment came in the opening round of the playoffs when he buried the overtime game-winner, completing a thrilling comeback and sending the Sharks on to the next round.

Sophomore Division

If you haven't heard the name Brendan Hoefenkrieg this Spring season, then you haven't been paying attention. The Bruins star put together a dominant offensive campaigns and saved some of his best performances for the biggest stage. In Game 1 of the Sophomore Division Finals, Hoefenkrieg erupted for five goals to power the Bruins to victory. He somehow topped that effort in Game 2, scoring seven more times as the Bruins captured the Spring League Championship. When the lights were brightest, Brendan delivered, finishing an unforgettable season in championship fashion.

Junior Division

The Oilers completed their championship run in convincing fashion, and Donovan Butler was at the center of it all. The high-scoring forward dominated the Junior Division Finals, recording eight goals and one assist during the two-game sweep. Butler led the division in scoring throughout the regular season and never slowed down once the playoffs began, continuing his offensive onslaught all the way to the final buzzer. As a member of the Class of 2026, Donovan closes out his BMRH career the same way he played it—at the top of the standings and with a championship trophy in hand.