🏒 Mound Westonka Gearing Up for 2025–26 with Explosive Returning Core

The Mound Westonka White Hawks will look to build off a competitive season that saw flashes of offensive firepower and emerging young talent. While they say goodbye to key seniors like Blake Decker and steady blue-liner Luke Poikonen, the cupboard is far from empty.

The 2025–26 team will return a deep, experienced forward core, an improving defense, and a trio of goaltenders with game reps — all eager to push the program forward.

🔁 Key Returning Players

Collin Hagen (#2, F, Sr.)
One of the most productive forwards in the state, Hagen erupted for 49 points (25G–24A) in 25 games. His speed, puck control, and scoring touch will make him a go-to leader and top-line force.

Liam Grant (#23, F, Sr.)
Grant was pure electricity with 40 points in 22 games, including 30 goals. He and Hagen form one of the more dangerous returning duos in the section.

Logan Hill (#18, F, Sr.)
A reliable secondary scorer who tallied 23 points, Hill brings senior experience and a responsible two-way game.

Beckett Poikonen (#26, F, Jr.)
Notched 15 points, mostly as a playmaker. Poikonen adds important depth to the middle six and could take a leap this season.

Wesley Foley (#36, F, Sr.)
Chipped in 12 points and brings physicality and energy to the lineup.

Noah Huesmann (#4, D, Sr.)
Will take on a larger role with several senior defenders gone. Logged quality minutes and plays a steady defensive game.

Griffin Olson (#6, D, Jr.)
One of the more seasoned returners on the blue line, Olson played in 24 games and showed potential in transition.

Theodore Johnson (#25, D, Sr.) and Luke Sunnarborg (#10, D, Sr.) also return, rounding out a unit that will be tasked with keeping things clean in the D-zone.

Kaleb Halonen (#30, G, Sr.)
Appeared in 19 games last year, finishing with a .854 SV%. With another year of growth and more consistent team play in front of him, he’s expected to take the reins as the starting goaltender.

Joshua Biehl (#33, G, Sr.)
Strong in limited action with a .938 SV% and 0.75 GAA over two games. He’ll push for more ice time and gives the team a solid backup or 1B option.

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🎓 Key Departures

• Blake Decker (27 pts) –

• Luke Poikonen (15 pts) – A trusted presence on the back end

• August Novack (17 pts) –

• Tyler Anding & William Salvati –

• Wyatt Pitsenberger (G) – Started 9 games and brought playoff experience to the net

🔍 Outlook

Mound Westonka returns two elite scorers, a capable top-six forward group, and a rotating goalie duo that has shown flashes. While replacing veteran defensemen will be a challenge, the White Hawks have a strong mix of seniors and juniors ready to step up.

With Hagen and Grant leading the charge, expect this squad to put up goals and play a fast-paced game. If the defense gels and goaltending holds strong, this team could make some serious noise in their section.

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