I liked the processing from Fenwick in this one. When he had the puck, he was playing a patient puck possession game, scanning for options, and making the right play. Nothing was rushed or forced, and every time he touched the puck he was playing a controlling playstyle, dictating the flow of the attack. Especially in transition, Fenwick was often the one navigating the neutral zone, gaining controlled entries, and ensuring the Majors could sustain time in the offensive zone. He scored one in this game, finishing in the home-plate area with a quick shot, but the smart decision making and playdriving was the primary theme across my notes.

Fenwick was the primary offensive creator on this Prospects East team. The primary element that stood out was his constant motor, playing with pace and using his speed to his advantage. Joseph created plenty of separation off the rush, beating defenders with his quickness and creating offence shift after shift. While he scored a few goals in my viewing, I mainly thought he thrived as a playmaker, bursting down the wing and then threading pucks to teammates in the slot for quality chances. This speed + playmaking game worked well in unison, as he could push defenders back, opening up passing lanes for him to easily exploit.