Cape Breton
Cape Breton Eagles: Goals vs. Assists Insights
• Reece Peitzsche emerged as the club's premier finisher, scoring more than 25 goals while also contributing significant playmaking, making him one of the most balanced offensive threats on the roster.
• Lewis Gendron served as the primary setup man, leading the team with more than 40 assists while still contributing double-digit goal production.
• Romain Litalien, Eliott Litalien, and Raoul Boilard formed a productive secondary core, each posting strong assist totals with solid finishing ability.
• Lucas Romeo and Maxime Sauthier displayed balanced offensive profiles, producing nearly equal numbers of goals and assists and helping drive scoring depth.
• Defensemen Noah Jettelson and Tomas Lavoie supplied offense from the blue line, while several younger players contributed more as distributors than pure goal scorers.
Cape Breton Eagles: 2025-26 Season Insights
• Cape Breton posted a strong 28-23-4-9 record and finished above .500 in points percentage, combining a respectable attack with one of the better defensive profiles in the QMJHL.
• Lewis Gendron led the Eagles with 56 points, while Romain Litalien and Reece Peitzsche each contributed 47 points, giving the club a balanced and dependable top line.
• Secondary scoring from Raoul Boilard, Eliott Litalien, Lucas Romeo, Maxime Sauthier, and Adam Klaus provided valuable depth and prevented opponents from focusing on a single offensive threat.
• The plus/minus chart shows many of the top producers carrying positive differentials, with Gendron, Litalien, and Peitzsche pairing strong offensive production with effective two-way play.
• Goaltending was a major strength, as Félix Hamel and Connor Towle both posted save percentages around or above .900, helping stabilize a team that relied on sound defensive play and strong special teams, particularly an excellent 80.9% penalty kill.