Brent Solomon: Proving He’s a Natural Goal Scorer, No Matter the Level

Brent Solomon has quickly proven that when it comes to scoring, it doesn’t matter the team or the level, he’s going to fill the net. This past weekend, Solomon showed just how effortlessly he transitions to higher levels of play, netting 4 goals in just three games for the Sioux Falls Stampede in the USHL. His quick adjustment to the league speaks volumes about his readiness to compete at the higher levels in the future.

Last fall, Solomon dominated the Midwest Elite League, finishing as the league’s top goal scorer, surprising many with his natural ability to score. His consistency and scoring prowess earned him a scholarship to the University of Wisconsin.

In terms of style, Solomon shares similarities with another standout Minnesotan who is in the headlines right now, Alex Bump of Western Michigan University. Both players possess a high hockey IQ and a quick, accurate shot that makes them lethal in the slot and beyond. Solomon, much like Bump, has a nose for the net and an ability to capitalize on scoring chances, making him a constant threat in offensive situations.

Currently ranked 161st by NHL Central Scouting among North American skaters, Solomon’s rise through the ranks is just the beginning. His combination of hockey sense, shot accuracy, and goal-scoring ability makes him one to watch in the coming years. Whether it’s the USHL or the NCAA, it’s clear that Brent Solomon is a player who can adapt and succeed.