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Bridgeport

Team Scoring Insights

Adam Beckman and Liam Foudy emerged as Bridgeport’s most dangerous offensive duo, combining elite assist production with high-end finishing ability while sitting well above the expected offensive trend line.
Matthew Highmore provided strong secondary scoring support, generating one of the team’s highest assist totals while continuing to contribute solid goal production.
Joey Larson stood out as one of the club’s more efficient pure scorers, producing a high goal total despite comparatively lower assist numbers than Bridgeport’s top playmakers.
Matthew Maggio and Alex Jefferies supplied additional offensive depth through balanced goal and assist contributions, helping stabilize the Islanders’ middle scoring groups.
Cole McWard was the most offensively productive defenseman on the roster, clearly separating himself from the rest of the blue line in both assist generation and overall point production.

Bridgeport finished the season near league average in both offensive and defensive performance, producing a relatively balanced overall profile despite only a slightly negative goal differential.
Adam Beckman and Liam Foudy led the Islanders’ offensive attack, combining strong point production with positive or near-neutral plus/minus ratings that reflected meaningful two-way contributions.
Matthew Highmore and Matthew Maggio provided valuable secondary scoring depth, helping Bridgeport maintain a more distributed offensive structure compared to many lower-tier AHL clubs.
Marshall Warren and Cole McWard emerged as the team’s most productive offensive defensemen, contributing significant point totals from the blue line while playing important puck-moving roles.
Henrik Tikkanen and Marcus Högberg handled the majority of the goaltending workload, posting respectable save percentages across heavy shot volumes, while Jeremy Smith delivered the highest save percentage in more limited action.