Top Performers Shine at Peak Performance Hockey Labor Day Kickoff
September 1, 2025 – Summit Series, Peak Performance Hockey
The Peak Performance Hockey Labor Day Kickoff delivered three days of thrilling action, offensive firepower, and standout individual performances. From hat tricks to clutch multi-goal efforts, the tournament featured players who consistently rose above the rest and left their mark on the holiday weekend.
Keegan Norton (Team Royal) – Scoring Machine
Few players were as unstoppable as Keegan Norton (#25), who put on a show with a four-goal performance in Royal’s 9–1 win on Sunday. Norton’s finishing ability and knack for finding space made him one of the weekend’s most lethal scorers.
Matthew Ingersoll (Team Royal) – Consistency and Clutch Play
Matthew Ingersoll (#27) was a difference-maker all weekend, scoring twice in Royal’s opening-day win over Red and adding more firepower in Saturday’s victory against the Rams. His ability to deliver in big moments gave Royal an edge in every matchup.
Aidan Patton (Team Navy) – Hat Trick Hero
Team Navy’s Aidan Patton (#17) scored a hat trick in Saturday’s 13–1 rout of the 87’s and added another goal in Sunday’s win over Crimson. Patton’s pace and offensive instincts fueled Navy’s high-powered attack.
Jake Harrison (Team Navy) – Two-Way Force
Jake Harrison (#77) combined consistency and versatility, scoring in every game across the weekend. He tallied twice in Friday’s win over White, followed with a hat trick on Saturday, and added more goals Sunday against Crimson. Harrison was one of the most reliable offensive leaders of the tournament.
TJ Swinson (Team Crimson) – Impact Player
On Sunday, TJ Swinson (#91) nearly carried Crimson past Navy with a two-goal outing. His finishing touch and ability to rise in big games made him a standout despite Crimson falling short.
Giacomo Caliri (Team Crimson) – Day 1 Star
Giacomo Caliri (#7) opened the weekend with a statement, scoring twice in Crimson’s 6–2 victory over Grey. His offensive spark set the tone for his team on Day 1 and made him one of Friday’s biggest highlights.
Michael Contino (Team Grey) – Leading the Charge
Michael Contino (#28) anchored Grey’s offense, scoring twice in Saturday’s 6–2 win over White. His ability to finish around the net gave Grey a strong offensive presence and balanced their scoring depth.
Tucker Montecalvo (Team Royal) – Hat Trick Specialist
Tucker Montecalvo (#8) netted a hat trick in Sunday’s 9–1 win over Purple, complementing Norton’s four-goal explosion. Montecalvo’s ability to strike quickly made Royal’s offense nearly unstoppable.
Other Notables
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Frank Fan (#17, Crimson) – Two goals in Crimson’s Saturday win over Red.
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Ethan Bennett (#12, Rams) – Two goals on opening day to secure a draw with Jr. Blues.
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Jack Grahling (#17, Grey) – Scored in multiple games, including a two-goal effort against Jr. Blues.
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Aaron Shen (#8, Red) – Scored Sunday in Red’s 5–2 win over Jr. Blues, contributing to a balanced attack.
Weekend Takeaway
The Labor Day Kickoff proved once again why the Peak Performance Hockey Summit Series is a showcase for elite prep talent. Players like Norton, Ingersoll, Patton, and Harrison dominated headlines with multi-goal efforts, while others stepped up in clutch moments to give their teams a chance to shine.
As the season unfolds, these standout performances will serve as a launching point for players aiming to build momentum and raise their profiles even higher.
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