Duluth Marshall School
Brown offers a junior team a school-developed prospect with enough season responsibility to justify further assessment. The development argument centers on whether mobility and saved-puck handling remain useful when recovery time contracts.
His existing opinion describes crease movement and rebound work. Those tools should be evaluated as a sequence: getting to the release under control, managing contact and retaining a usable response to any continuing threat.
He is unranked because the available school evidence leaves the older-competition test unresolved. A staff has a reason to consider him, with the eventual role depending on what his habits show in direct evaluation.
The next check is whether he can hold the correct angle through a delayed release after moving. Preserving balance at that moment would help his rebound decisions and reduce the need for an additional recovery.
His 2025–26 record with Duluth Marshall School lists 24 appearances, with a 2.05 goals-against average and a .922 save percentage.