Guelph
Guelph Storm Bubble Chart Insights
• Tyler Hopkins and Ethan Miedema emerged as Guelph's most balanced offensive threats, each recording 25 goals while also serving as primary playmakers.
• Carter Stevens and Charlie Paquette supplied valuable secondary scoring, while Ilia Shybynskyi, Jaakko Wycisk, and Leo Serlin provided additional depth throughout the lineup.
• Wil McFadden accumulated assists at a high rate, contributing 30 helpers despite scoring only 11 goals.
• Quinn Beauchesne led the defensemen offensively with 7 goals and 28 assists, while Noah Jenken and Grant Spada also contributed from the blue line.
• The Storm featured balanced scoring across several forwards, with multiple players clustering near the goals-equals-assists line, reflecting a diversified offensive attack rather than reliance on a single star.
Guelph Storm Dashboard Insights
• Guelph finished with a 28-35-2-3 record and a -38 goal differential, placing them below league average despite remaining competitive offensively.
• Special teams were a challenge throughout the season. The Storm posted a 16.0% power play efficiency, among the lower marks in the OHL, while the penalty kill performed more effectively at 79.5%.
• Tyler Hopkins led the team with 50 points, followed closely by Ethan Miedema (47), Ilia Shybynskyi (44), and Jaakko Wycisk (43), giving Guelph a balanced group of contributors rather than a single dominant scorer.
• Plus/minus results reveal the team's defensive struggles, as many top scorers posted negative ratings. Quinn Beauchesne stood out among defensemen with 35 points while contributing at both ends of the ice.
• Goaltender Zach Jovanovski handled a heavy workload of roughly 1,500 shots, recording 25 wins and an .889 save percentage. His performance provided stability despite the team's overall defensive challenges.