Highlights with Southern Prospects Hockey Academy

Carson McWilliams

Carson McWilliams: Highlight Reel of Impressive Goals with Queen City Royals

Chip out of the defensive zone and then pass to incoming player on the 2 on 1.

Anna DeSantis

Anna DeSantis: Defensive Zone Chip & Perfect 2-on-1 Assist

Assist to player coming into the offensive zone

Anna DeSantis: Precision Assist Sparks Offensive Play at 16U AAA

Anna DeSantis: Dazzling Assist & Long-Range Goal Highlights

Anna DeSantis' Bardown Beauty - Boston Hockey Academy 16U AAA Highlights

Anna DeSantis: Stunning Breakaway Goal for Boston Hockey Academy 16U AAA

Hard backcheck followed by a strong forecheck and goal.

Liam Bartlett

Liam Bartlett's Dynamic Play: Backcheck, Forecheck, and Score!

John Tortorella addressed the media at Lenovo Center following Vegas's 5-4 Game 1 victory, singling out three of the Golden Knights' original 2017-18 Cup Final alumni for their leadership in the win. William Karlsson capped a three-goal Vegas comeback with the 3-2 go-ahead goal, Brayden McNabb anchored the defense with a career-first three-assist night and a game-high +3 rating, and Shea Theodore contributed a goal and two assists. Tortorella cited the group's composure in the face of an early 2-0 deficit as a hallmark of a team that knows how to find its way.

"We Found a Way" — Tortorella Praises Karlsson, McNabb and Theodore After Game 1 Win · Jun. 2, 2026

Nikolaj Ehlers scored 25 seconds in and again at 12:08 to give Carolina a fast 2-0 lead in their first Cup Final appearance in two decades, but Vegas answered with three straight to take the lead before the Hurricanes tied it twice more. Tomas Hertl ended it with 3:24 left, taking a Colton Sissons backhand feed past Frederik Andersen moments after Carter Hart's glove save on Seth Jarvis preserved the tie. Brayden McNabb had three assists as the Golden Knights stole home-ice despite being outshot 27-23.

Vegas Rallies from 2-0 Down to Steal Game 1 of Stanley Cup Final · Jun. 2, 2026

With just under four minutes remaining in a tied Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final, Carter Hart made the save of the night. As Lenovo Center roared for the Hurricanes, Hart flashed his glove to deny Seth Jarvis on a prime scoring chance, keeping it 4-4. On the very next shift, Colton Sissons fed Tomas Hertl for the go-ahead goal. Hart, who allowed four goals on 27 shots, would finish with 23 saves — and the one that mattered most came with the series on the line in the third.

Hart Robs Jarvis to Preserve 4-4 Tie, Sets Up Hertl's Winner · Jun. 2, 2026

The Golden Knights' comeback was complete. At 4:35 of the second period, Mitch Marner picked up a loose puck behind the Carolina net and backhanded a pass to William Karlsson, who was left all alone in front of Frederik Andersen and lifted it home for the 3-2 Vegas lead. It capped a three-goal run in just over 4 minutes of hockey for the Golden Knights. Karlsson, one of four players remaining from Vegas's inaugural 2017-18 Stanley Cup Final team, now has goals in back-to-back postseason appearances at the Final.

Karlsson Buries Marner Feed to Give Vegas First Lead of Series · Jun. 2, 2026

The 30-year-old Dane wasted no time in Carolina's first Cup Final game in 20 years. Just 25 seconds in, Ehlers stole the puck at his own blueline, flew through the neutral zone, and beat Carter Hart under the glove — the third-fastest Final-opening goal ever. He struck again at 12:08, going backhand five-hole on a breakaway off a Jalen Chatfield feed, to push the lead to 2-0 and move within one of Lars Eller's record for career playoff goals by a Denmark-born player.

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