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Belleville

Team Scoring Insights

Arthur Kaliyev clearly emerged as Belleville’s primary offensive finisher, leading the team with an elite goal total while also contributing strong playmaking production.
Xavier Bourgault and Philippe Daoust operated as major offensive facilitators, combining high assist totals with substantial goal scoring to provide critical secondary scoring support behind Kaliyev.
Carter Yakemchuk stood out as the most offensively productive defenseman on the roster, generating impressive assist numbers while still reaching double-digit goals from the blue line.
Wyatt Bongiovanni, Tyler Boucher, and Olle Lycksell formed an important middle tier of balanced offensive contributors, each producing relatively even distributions of goals and assists.
Stephen Halliday represented one of the chart’s more unusual offensive profiles, recording a very high assist total despite limited goal scoring, emphasizing his role as a pure distributor within Belleville’s offense.

Belleville struggled to establish a strong overall team identity, finishing below league average in both offensive production and defensive suppression while posting a significant negative goal differential.
Arthur Kaliyev drove the club’s offense throughout the season, leading the team with 68 points and standing out as Belleville’s premier high-end scoring threat.
Xavier Bourgault and Philippe Daoust provided important secondary scoring support, but the overall offensive profile suggests Belleville relied heavily on a small core of top contributors to generate consistent production.
Carter Yakemchuk emerged as the team’s most offensively impactful defenseman, producing 40 points from the blue line despite the club’s broader defensive struggles and difficult plus/minus environment.
Leevi Meriläinen delivered Belleville’s strongest goaltending performance, posting the highest save percentage among the team’s primary netminders while handling a substantial workload during the season.