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Hartford

Team Scoring Insights

Trey Fix-Wolansky was Hartford’s clear offensive leader, posting an elite combination of 31 goals and 24 assists while standing out as the club’s most dangerous finisher.
Brendan Brisson added strong secondary scoring with 19 goals and 18 assists, giving the Wolf Pack another reliable offensive contributor near the top of the lineup.
Bryce McConnell-Barker showed a strong goal-scoring profile with 14 goals on a more modest assist total, while Adam Sýkora contributed balanced production across both categories.
Justin Dowling and Dylan Roobroeck operated more as playmakers, generating high assist totals relative to goals and helping drive puck distribution through the forward group.
Offensive production from the blue line was limited overall, though Connor Mackey and Scott Morrow provided some secondary support, while Derrick Pouliot and Casey Fitzgerald leaned more toward setup roles than finishing.

Hartford struggled defensively throughout the season, finishing with a -63 goal differential and one of the league’s lowest point percentages despite strong individual offensive performances from several forwards.
Trey Fix-Wolansky carried the offense with 55 points and one of the largest goal-scoring bubbles on the roster, while Brendan Brisson added strong production despite a difficult plus/minus rating.
Justin Dowling, Adam Sýkora, and Dylan Roobroeck provided additional secondary scoring, but many of Hartford’s top offensive players finished with negative plus/minus numbers, reflecting the club’s overall defensive challenges.
Defensemen Derrick Pouliot and Casey Fitzgerald contributed meaningful offensive production from the blue line, although the defensive unit overall struggled to limit goals against consistently.
Dylan Garand handled the heavy workload in net and posted the best combination of save percentage and wins for Hartford, while Talyn Boyko showed strong efficiency in limited action despite minimal workload.