He'll know when a player will be in a spot, then he makes the pass to get it there. Monroe's Jason Renard stakes a claim as the most feared player in the WPHL, taking both Best Fighter and Best Bodychecker. New Mexico's Mark Desantis and Tupelo's Regan Harper were named, respectively, Best Offensive and Best Defensive Defenseman. They both bring offensive and defensive strengths. They both have very very heavy, hard hard shots.
Carper especially loves to jump up and become the second or third man on the rush.
And they're both able to play the physical game as well as the technical and tactical game. In what could be an early preview of a tight race for the season- ending honor, Odessa's Konrad McKay edged out Carroll as Best Rookie. New Mexico had the third-best player overall in wily Peter Ambroziak, while teammate Randy Murphy was voted Best Skater and Best in a Shootout. As a guy who coaches against him, he's a player you really have to be concerned with. The guy who fits that definition for McDonald's team is Kyle Reeves, who has shown a better-rounded game this year while leading the WPHL in goals.