Finland Defeat USA White 4-1 At World Junior Summer Showcase

In the second period, we saw the return of USA White. Brent Solomon one-timed it home from a beautiful pass from Teddy Mutryn to get USA White on the board.

Mutryn plays a highly competitive up-tempo game and is sometimes borderline violent in his style. He loves to throw his body and shoots the puck from high-danger areas in volume. Mutryn knows where the puck is at all times and skates downhill to engage in board battles. His shot makes him a danger from distance and in tight while remaining a dual threat to pass the puck as well. Mutryn can become an NHL player with his competitive drive and offensive ability. He struggles defensively and can be reckless with his physicality at times, which could hold him back from becoming a mainstay on an NHL roster.

Mutryn was chosen 95th overall by the San Jose Sharks in the 2025 Entry Draft.

DRAFTPRO – 2021-22 NEPSAC SEASON REVIEW

If the Belmont Hill top line was not the best in prep hockey, this one was. Brendan Gorman, Jayden Grier, and Michael Callow were nothing short of dominant. Brendan Gorman, first eligible for draft in 2021, has put together a great senior season. He has flown under the radar all year, despite putting up nearly two points-per-game. Jayden Grier, 2022 draft eligible, does a lot of underappreciated dirty work. He is always digging pucks out of corners and plays a solid two-way game. Michael Callow, 2022 draft eligible, is the top prospect out of the three. He is an effortless skater with a lethal shot. What holds him back is consistency. If he can be a threat to score every shift, he will be a great power forward at the next level. St. Sebastian’s also had a high-scoring freshman. Teddy Mutryn, 2025 draft eligible, averaged nearly a point-per-game playing against people up to five years older than him. It took him a little while to get comfortable with the league, but once he settled in, not many teams could stop him. St. Sebastian’s also got offensive production from their blue line. Nolan Joyce, 2022 draft eligible, led all prep hockey defensemen in goals with 14. He also chipped in with an assist per game to bring his point tally to 38 on the season.