Hayden Myslinski’s stock has been steadily rising throughout the spring and summer, and his performance at Showtime was a major reason why. He was one of the four goalies selected for the All-Star Game alongside some elite talent. He is on the smaller side compared to some of the top goalies in the class, but he continues to produce at a high level. He plays from a more upright, comfortable stance until shooters get into range, then loads up and really locks in. Over the last couple of events I have seen, his consistency catching the ball with soft hands has really stood out. His clearing game has also been excellent, both in how quickly he gets the ball out and in how well he drops outlet passes into the bucket.

Hayden Myslinski is a confident, composed, and commanding presence in the cage. He reads shooters exceptionally well and has the quick reflexes to make difficult saves look routine. A vocal leader and strong communicator, Myslinski organizes his defense and keeps his unit composed under pressure. His ability to track the ball and react instinctively allows him to come up with stops that few other goalies can make. With his blend of leadership, athleticism, and calmness under fire, Myslinski projects as a high-level Division I goalie and a backbone for any defense he anchors.