Northwood School
Sherman should be considered by a club seeking a school-developed goalie to evaluate within a structured junior development plan. Movement and rebound handling give his positive school season a technical direction for that assessment.
The existing opinion connects mobility with the ability to make and manage the stop. Its potential team benefit is reducing the need for repeated emergency recoveries after an initially well-covered shot.
His place reflects a credible development opportunity rather than demonstrated junior starting quality. A direct test of those habits against older attackers would carry more recruitment value than small differences in school-season rates.
A staff should introduce possessions that force him to change depth before a lateral pass. The useful result is a controlled arrival and a manageable saved puck, showing that his movement can adapt without losing structure.
His 2025–26 record with Northwood School lists 24 appearances, with a 2.31 goals-against average and a .927 save percentage.