Tyden Bergeson helped lead Moorhead to their second straight state title and led the state in assists with 52 and also led all Class AA players with 81 points. He is committed to Augustana. LPH PHOTO BY JEFF ANDERSON

Teammate Mickelson is named Reed Larson Award winner and Hermantown’s Bryce Francisco wins Frank Brimsek Award

Moorhead’s Tyden Bergeson was named 2026 Mr. Hockey after helping lead the Spuds to their second consecutive state title.

Bergeson is an energetic forward with a good combination of speed and skill that resulted in 81 points, including a state-leading 52 assists to go with 29 goals. His 81 points led all Class AA players.

Bergeson was chosen amongst a field of strong candidates that included Cole Braunshausen (St. Thomas Academy), Cole Cheeseman (Academy of Holy Angels), Brock Cheslock (Rogers), Daniel Halonen (Delano), Tucker Johnson (Edina), Joe Erickson (Blake), Tate Swanson (Hibbing), Jayden Kurtz (Rogers), and Brandon Mickelson (Moorhead).

Mickelson was awarded the Reed Larson Award as the state’s top senior defenseman. He was an integral piece in Moorhead’s  last two titles, anchoring a strong blue line and providing additional offense that resulted in 21 goals and 44 assists in 31 games. He will continue his playing career for the Wenatchee Wild in the Western Hockey League.

Brandon Mickelson put up an astonishing 65 points as a defenseman for the reigning champion Spuds.

Hermantown’s Bryce Francisco was awarded the Frank Brimsek Award as the state’s top senior goaltender. Francisco finishes his career with 30 wins and a .926 save percentage for Hermantown, who spent much of the season as the top ranked team in Class A before being beat in the Section 7A semifinals by Cloquet.

Bryce Francisco helped lead Hermantown to a No. 1 ranking for much of the season in Class A. He posted a .926 career save percentage.

Bergeson becomes 42nd player to earn the award, given to the state’s top senior player. Bergeson is now a two-time state high school champion. He finishes his high school career with 74 goals and 95 assists for 169 points in 89 games, averaging just less than two points per game. He will further his career with the Madison Capitols of the USHL and is committed to Augustana  University.

The Mr. Hockey and Frank Brimsek Awards are presented by the Minnesota Sports Alliance. The Reed Larson Award is presented by Let’s Play Hockey.

MR. HOCKEY PAST WINNERS

YEAR

RECIPIENT

SCHOOL

2025Mason KraftMoorhead
2024Hagen BurrowsMinnetonka
2023Jayson ShaugabayWarroad
2022Max StrandRoseau High School
2021Jack PeartGrand Rapids H.S.
2020Blake BiondiHermantown H.S.
2019Bryce BrodzinskiBlaine High School
2018Sammy WalkerEdina High School
2017Casey MittelstadtEden Prairie H.S.
2016Riley TufteBlaine H.S.
2015Jake JaremkoElk River H.S
2014Avery PetersonGrand Rapids
2013Grant BesseBenilde-St. Margaret’s
2012Justin KloosLakeville South
2011Kyle RauEden Prairie
2010Nick BjugstadBlaine
2009Nick LeddyEden Prairie
2008Aaron NessRoseau
2007Ryan McDonaghCretin-Derham Hall
2006David FischerApple Valley
2005Brian LeeMoorehead
2004Tom GorwskyCentennial
2003Nate DeyNorth St. Paul
2002Gino GuyerGreenway (Coleraine)
2001Marty SertichRoseville
2000Paul MartinElk River
1999Jeff TaffeHastings
1998Johnny PohlRed Wing
1997Aaron MiskovichGrand Rapids
1996David SpeharDuluth East
1995Erik RasmussenSt. Louis Park
1994Mike CrowleyBloomington Jefferson
1993Nick CheccoBloomington Jefferson
1992Brian BoninWhite Bear Lake
1991Darby HendricksonRichfield
1990Joe DziedzicMinneapolis Edison
1989Trent KlattOsseo
1988Larry OlimbWarroad
1987Kris MillerGreenway (Coleraine)
1986George PelawaBemidji
1985Tom ChorskeMinneapolis Southwest

FRANK BRIMSEK AWARD PAST WINNERS

Year

Award Winner

School

1995Todd KelzenbergBlaine
1996Karl GoehringApple Valley
1997Kyle Kolquist Duluth East
1998Adam CooleDuluth East
1999Adam LaaksonenCloquet
2000Jake BrantRoseau
2001Eric AarnioWhite Bear Lake
2002Josh JohnsonCloquet
2003Jon AndersonWhite Bear Lake
2004Matt LundinApple Valley
2005Alec RichardsBreck
2006Austin LeeBloomington Jefferson
2007Reid EllingsonCloquet
2008Joe PhillippiHill-Murray
2009Casey O’ConnorBloomington Jefferson
2010Zane GothbergThief River Falls
2011Alex LyonLake of the Woods
2012Michael BitzerMoorhead
2013David ZevnikSaint Thomas Academy
2014Hunter ShepardGrand Rapids
2015Dyllan LubbesmeyerBurnsville
2016Nick AlthausSt. Cloud Apollo
2017Jake BegleyHill-Murray
2018Atticus KellySaint Thomas Academy
2019Charlie GlocknerMinnetonka
2020Hudson HodgesMoorhead
2021Jack WienekeMaple Grove
2022Ben DardisMahtomedi
2023Hampton SlukynskyWarroad
2024Kam HendricksonChanhassen
2025Leo GabrielWhite Bear Lake

Reed Larson Award Past Winners

2013Jake BischoffGrand Rapids
2014Luc SnuggerudEden Prairie
2015Jacob OlsonHill-Murray
2016Wyatt AamodtHermantown
2017Dylan SambergHermantown
2018Luke LaMasterDuluth East
2019Mike KosterChaska
2020Wyatt KaiserAndover
2021Jack PeartGrand Rapids
2022Leo GrubaHill-Murray
2023Chase CheslockRogers
2024John StoutMinnetonka
2025Nolan GeerdesRogers