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Coachella Valley

Team Scoring Insights

Logan Morrison and Jagger Firkus led Coachella Valley’s offense with elite assist totals and strong finishing ability, forming the clear top tier of offensive production for the Firebirds.
Jani Nyman stood out as one of the team’s purest goal scorers, recording a remarkably high goal total relative to his assist production and operating well above the expected offensive balance line.
Eduard Šalé, Mitchell Stephens, and J.R. Avon provided important secondary scoring depth, each contributing balanced offensive profiles that supported Coachella Valley’s overall attack.
Tyson Jugnauth emerged as the organization’s most offensively productive defenseman, generating strong assist totals while clearly separating himself from the rest of the Firebirds’ blue line offensively.
Carson Rehkopf and Ben Meyers contributed valuable finishing depth despite more modest assist totals, reinforcing Coachella Valley’s ability to generate offense from multiple scoring styles across the roster.

Coachella Valley finished the season with a strong overall profile, combining above-average offensive production with stable defensive play to remain one of the more balanced teams in the league.
Logan Morrison and Jagger Firkus drove the Firebirds’ offense, both surpassing 55 points while also posting strong positive plus/minus ratings that reflected major overall impact.
Tyson Jugnauth emerged as one of the league’s premier offensive defensemen, producing 45 points while pairing elite puck-moving ability with strong two-way results.
Jani Nyman, Ty Nelson, and Lleyton Roed provided additional scoring depth across multiple lines and positions, helping Coachella Valley avoid overreliance on a single offensive unit.
Victor Östman and Nikke Kokko handled the majority of the goaltending workload with similar save percentage profiles, while Jack LaFontaine delivered outstanding efficiency in more limited action.