This season Westwood demonstrated that he is a master at executing clean pick-n-pops that produce fast break opportunities. His ability to run through contact and protect his stick on those charges into the offensive end was remarkable. Westwood’s refined stick skills made him a threat to score or distribute on those transition chances. Still, what was even more impressive than Westwood’s clean wins, was his ability to secure possession when things got hectic at the face off dot. Westwood’s non-stop motor and active stick enabled him to chase down loose balls and then scoop up the GB. His positioning sills and physicality enabled allowed him to box out opponents until he could locate the rock and secure possession. College coaches will love the smart decisions Westwood makes with the ball on those chaotic plays too. As a sophomore, Westwood won 64% of his face offs and secured 124 ground balls.