Shot: Indigo Trevino (Halifax)

Trevino is leading the SMJHL in goals after 39 games with 22 tallies, and is eighth in shooting percentage at 16.79%. With 131 shots, he takes a lot of chances, but he makes them count.

Hands: Flash Gordon (St. Louis)

Gordon is a special player, leading the SMJHL in assists with 34 despite only having 60 passing. The smooth-skating Scarecrows blueliner has 80 skating and 80 puckhandling, giving him the ability to find the open man regularly.

Grit: William Hartmann (Vancouver)

Despite being a rookie, Hartmann has not shied away from contact this season. The Whalers left-winger has 125 hits in 39 games, good for second in the league. What's more, with 76 skating, he can reliably get into position to make physical plays to fire up his team and get the puck back when he doesn't have it, and with only 43 penalty minutes, he does it cleanly.

Heart: Jimmy Wagner (Carolina)

Wagner has become an immediate favourite in Carolina with fans and teammates alike for his ability to fire up the team at any time. The rookie has come along at a decent pace with 6 goals and 13 points in 39 games, but with 99 shot attempts and only 4 penalty minutes, he's an offensive weapon that's willing to take a lot of chances to get goals.