Salisbury School
Capone has an encouraging prep stopping record that justifies a closer junior look. The missing appearance count prevents a reliable workload judgment, so recruitment should begin by establishing the breadth of his responsibility and the tools behind the outcomes.
The available material does not define a separating technical quality. Tracking and movement need direct assessment to determine whether his results reflect habits that can work when sightlines and recovery time become more demanding.
He remains a watch prospect because favorable rates cannot settle consistency when the sample is incomplete. The case for consideration is to resolve those gaps through a focused technical and workload evaluation.
A staff should examine how he reads passes through traffic and completes movement before the shot. Confirming both the season context and repeatable save preparation would make a future role assessment more credible.
His 2025–26 Salisbury line lists a 1.74 GAA and .935 save percentage without an appearance count. An incomplete zero-GAA youth entry is not used as a performance claim.