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Baie-Comeau Drakkar: 2025-26 Season Insights


• Baie-Comeau featured balanced scoring throughout the lineup, with multiple forwards contributing between 20 and 35 points rather than relying on a single dominant scorer.


• Adam Cavallin emerged as the club’s top finisher, leading the team in goals, while Robin Benoit and Kyle Powers combined strong goal-scoring with significant playmaking ability.


• The goals-versus-assists chart shows Robin Benoit and Filip Vik with nearly equal goal and assist totals, highlighting their balanced offensive profiles.


• Several forwards, including Alexis Michaud, Jacopo De Luca, and Kieran Litterick, leaned more heavily toward playmaking, while Adam Cavallin stood out as the primary pure scorer.


• Offensive production came primarily from the forward group, though defensemen Mattias Gilbert and Biagio Jr Daniele supplied useful secondary offense from the blue line.

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Baie-Comeau Drakkar: 2025-26 Season Insights


• Baie-Comeau endured a difficult season, finishing 15-42-5-2 with a -124 goal differential and ranking well below league average in both offensive production and goals prevention.


• Kyle Powers led the club with 35 points, followed closely by Robin Benoit, Mattias Gilbert, and Adam Cavallin, giving the Drakkar a balanced but relatively low-scoring attack.


• The plus/minus chart shows that nearly every top contributor finished deep in negative territory, highlighting the challenges Baie-Comeau faced at even strength throughout the season.


• Defenseman Mattias Gilbert stood out with 32 points, providing strong offensive production from the blue line, while Robin Benoit and Kyle Powers emerged as the team's most productive forwards.


• Mathias Hernandez handled the majority of the workload in goal, recording 11 wins and posting a save percentage just below .890 while facing heavy pressure behind a rebuilding club.

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