Quad City 2025-26 Season Review

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

Team Performance Snapshot

Leif Mattson drove the Quad City offense with elite playmaking production, pairing league-leading assist totals with strong finishing ability.
Devin Sanders emerged as the team’s primary goal scorer, posting one of the strongest goals-to-assists scoring profiles on the roster.
Brodie Girod provided balanced secondary scoring support, contributing efficiently as both a finisher and distributor.
Nathan Berke and Savva Smirnov added important offensive depth with balanced offensive production across both goals and assists.
Dmitri Toporowski stood out offensively from the blue line, producing strong point totals relative to most defensemen on the roster.

Leif Mattson dominated the Quad City offensive profile, finishing far ahead of the roster in total points while maintaining positive overall skater impact metrics.
Devin Sanders paired elite goal scoring with strong overall production despite playing in difficult possession environments throughout the season.
Brodie Girod and Nathan Berke provided valuable secondary scoring support while contributing near team-average possession performance.
Tommy Tsicos generated solid offensive production despite carrying one of the most difficult plus/minus profiles among Quad City forwards.
Zane Steeves handled the clear majority of the Storm’s goaltending workload and provided stability through heavy usage across the season.