The Breck School Mustangs capped the 2022‑2023 campaign with a dominant 28‑1‑1 record, culminating in a 4‑1 victory over Warroad in the Class A state championship game.
A championship that put the program on the map
The win was more than a trophy; it was a statement that the Mustangs could compete with the state’s elite, setting the stage for a wave of recruitment interest.
Central to that surge were three standout forwards who have now secured spots at Division I programs, each choosing a different path that reflects the breadth of opportunity in collegiate hockey.
Where the future stars are headed
Aleah La Fleur announced her commitment to Boston College on June 26, joining a program known for its strong defensive structure and academic rigor.
Mackenna Schlieman followed suit, pledging to the University of Minnesota, a powerhouse that has produced numerous NHL talent over the years.
Taylor Hall rounded out the trio by committing to the University of Minnesota‑Duluth, a school that has consistently been a contender on the national stage.
Their decisions not only highlight personal ambition but also underscore the effectiveness of Breck’s development model, which blends elite coaching with a competitive schedule that includes top‑tier opponents.
The coaching staff highlighted the players’ work ethic, noting that the championship experience gave them a platform to showcase their skills to college scouts.