T1ER Names Janesville Jets Peak Performers

The North American Prospects Hockey League (NAPHL) is proud to announce the T1ER Peak Performers from the Janesville Jets Experience. The event took place on October 16 - 19 in Janesville, Wisconsin at the Woodsman’s Sports and Convention Center. The event, partnered with the Janesville Jets of the North American Hockey League, featured competition from 16U and 18U divisions, delivering impressive performances from across the league. These players earned Peak Performers awards due to their accomplishments on the ice. 
 

18U: 

Forward: Reid Cole, Nest Hockey Academy

Reid Cole put together a stellar weekend performance at the Janesville Jets Experience. Now on a winning streak, the Nest Hockey Academy is led by Cole in goals and points scored this season. He boasted an impressive 14 points during the weekend, consisting of 7 goals and 7 assists, showing off his offensive prowess. He opened the weekend by netting the only pair of goals scored in a game against Carshield AAA. From there, Cole wouldn’t slow down as his most impressive performance came the next day against the Madison Capitals where he scored nine total points, including four goals and five assists. He ended the weekend as the top scorer from the event, and the Nest Hockey Academy moved to 8-0-0-0, remaining undefeated. 

Defenseman: Connor Guanio, Nest Hockey Academy

Connor Guanio continued to be a valuable defensive presence on the ice for the Nest Hockey Academy. He recorded five assists during the event, continuously finding opportunities for his teammates to get points on the board. He had two back-to-back two-point games, against the Madison Capitals and Compuware. This weekend moved his season stat totals to two goals and nine points in the eight games he’s laced up for, giving him 1.38 points per game. His 200-foot playing style helped the Nest Hockey Academy remain undefeated this season.

Goaltender: Carter Wade, Nest Hockey Academy

The Nest Hockey Academy dominated the 18U category in this event as goaltender Carter Wade was selected as a Peak Performer due to his weekend performances. He appeared in two games during the Janesville Jets Experience. He opened the weekend with a bang as he handed Carshield AAA their first loss of the season when he earned a shutout against them. He made 31 saves, not allowing a single goal to result in a final score of 2-0. On Monday he ended the event with another stellar performance in between the pipes against the Lake Forest Academy, where he made 23 out of 24 saves, resulting in another win for the Nest Hockey Academy. His season stats so far consist of a .961 save percentage and .75 goals against average. 

16U: 

Forward: Kole Krawitz, Omaha Mastery

Kole Krawitz was named 16U forward peak performer after he tallied nine points during the Janesville Jets Experience. He had five goals and four assists during four games. He had two three-point performances during the weekend, one against the Wasatch Renegades where he scored one goal and recorded two assists, and one against the Elmira Aviators, where he scored two goals and recorded one assist. The Omaha Mastery are undefeated so far this season, and are in first place in the 16U division.

Defenseman: Trenton Johnson, Biggby Coffee

Trenton Johnson boasted six points during the event, consisting of three goals and three assists, showing off his game on both sides of the puck. His best performance came on the last day of the event against the Wasatch Renegades. He scored three goals and one assist, tallying a four-point game, and aiding his team in a 9-0 shutout win. This weekend was a breakout event for Johnson, as his total season stats moved to four goals and five assists, largely attributed to his performances at the Janesville Jets Experience. 

Goaltender: Isaac Pilcher, Omaha Mastery

Rounding out the 16U divisional Peak Performers is goaltender Isaac Pilcher, who helped the Omaha Mastery remain undefeated as he stood tall in between the pipes all weekend long. He appeared in two games during the event. His best performance came on Oct 18 against Carshield AAA, where he only allowed one goal, recording a .963 save percentage. Pilcher has a .950 save percentage for the season so far, and 1.22 goals against average. His personal record is 5-0, while Omaha Mastery as a whole has a record of 8-0-0-0.