Evansville 2025-26 Season Review

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

Team Performance Snapshot

Scott Kirton emerged as Evansville’s premier offensive producer, combining elite playmaking with one of the team’s strongest goal-scoring profiles.
Myles Abbate demonstrated one of the roster’s most balanced offensive identities, contributing heavily both as a scorer and playmaker throughout the season.
Evan Miller generated strong assist totals while remaining an important secondary scoring contributor within Evansville’s top offensive group.
Derek Contessa provided valuable offensive depth and leaned more heavily toward finishing ability relative to several of the club’s primary playmakers.
Evansville’s defensemen generally contributed more through puck movement and secondary offensive support rather than functioning as primary goal scorers within the team’s offensive structure.

Scott Kirton led Evansville in total point production and posted one of the strongest overall offensive impact profiles on the roster despite challenging defensive matchups.
Myles Abbate combined strong scoring production with one of the team’s best plus/minus performances, highlighting his importance to Evansville’s two-way success.
Tyson Gilmour and Evan Miller both provided strong secondary scoring support while maintaining positive overall skater impact profiles.
Joey Berkopec emerged as one of Evansville’s most offensively active defensemen, contributing important blue-line scoring and puck movement.
Kristian Stead handled the Thunderbolts’ primary workload during the season, while Cody Karpinski posted the club’s strongest save percentage in more limited action.