Birmingham 2025-26 Season Review

Team analytics, player leaders, offensive production, and goaltending performance from Birmingham's 2025–26 SPHL season.

Team Performance Snapshot

Drake Glover emerged as Birmingham’s premier pure goal scorer, finishing with one of the strongest goals-to-assists profiles among the team’s top offensive contributors.
Arkhip Ledziankou combined elite playmaking with strong finishing ability, making him one of the Bulls’ most balanced offensive weapons.
Macgregor Sinclair and Matt Wood both leaned more heavily toward playmaking roles, generating strong assist totals while still contributing offensively as scorers.
Kolten Olynek demonstrated one of the more balanced offensive profiles on the roster, contributing steadily in both goals and assists.
Birmingham’s defensemen generally contributed more as puck movers and secondary playmakers than as primary scorers, reflecting the club’s forward-driven offensive structure.

Arkhip Ledziankou led Birmingham in total scoring and established himself as the club’s most complete offensive contributor, combining high-end playmaking with consistent finishing ability.
Drake Glover emerged as Birmingham’s premier pure goal scorer, posting one of the strongest goal-scoring profiles on the roster while also maintaining a highly positive plus/minus impact.
Macgregor Sinclair provided important offensive depth through his playmaking ability and remained one of the Bulls’ most productive secondary offensive threats throughout the season.
CJ Walker delivered balanced offensive production and demonstrated one of the stronger overall two-way profiles among Birmingham’s top skaters.
Talor Joseph recorded Birmingham’s strongest save percentage during the season, while Hayden Stewart handled the club’s primary goaltending workload and faced the highest shot volume among Birmingham netminders.