Tucson
Team Scoring Insights
• Tucson featured a strong offensive core, led by Austin Poganski, Cameron Hebig, and Ben McCartney, all combining high assist totals with 20+ goals.
• The Roadrunners showed a clear playmaking identity, with several top forwards producing significantly more assists than goals, highlighting puck movement and transition offense.
• Cameron Hebig stood out as the club’s most balanced scorer, pairing 29 assists with 25 goals to anchor the attack.
• Tucson also received meaningful secondary scoring from players like Andrew Agozzino, Daniil But, and Sammy Walker, giving the lineup solid depth beyond the top line.
• Offensive production from the blue line was more limited overall, though Scott Perunovich provided strong distribution ability with 40 assists from the defensive group.
• The chart reflects a forward-heavy scoring structure, with most of the team’s finishing and offensive generation concentrated among the top six forwards.
Team Dashboard
Team Dashboard Insights
• Tucson finished with a thin-margin overall profile, posting a -9 goal differential despite remaining competitive with a 54.2% points percentage.
• The Roadrunners’ offense was led by Austin Poganski, Cameron Hebig, and Ben McCartney, giving the club multiple forwards above the 50-point mark.
• Tucson’s Team Identity Map places the club slightly above league average offensively, but defensive results and special teams inconsistencies limited separation in the standings.
• Scott Perunovich stood out as the primary offensive defenseman, combining strong point production with one of the highest assist totals on the roster.
• The Skater Production chart shows a balanced spread of contributors, though many key scorers clustered around neutral plus/minus values, reflecting inconsistent two-way results.
• Goaltending remained serviceable overall, but Tucson’s 76.6% penalty kill ranked as a clear weakness and contributed to the club’s overall negative goal differential.