Charlottetown
Charlottetown Islanders: Goals vs. Assists Insights
• Nathan Leek was the team's most dangerous finisher, scoring nearly 50 goals while also contributing heavily as a playmaker, making him one of the QMJHL's elite offensive threats.
• Ross Campbell complemented Leek with a balanced scoring profile, combining almost 30 goals with around 40 assists to form a potent top-line duo.
• William Shields and Anthony Flanagan displayed efficient finishing ability, both recording more goals than assists and providing secondary scoring depth.
• Ivan Ryabkin and Matthew Butler leaned more toward playmaking roles, generating offense through their passing while still contributing double-digit goal totals.
• Defensemen Marcus Kearsey and Owen Conrad supplied offense from the blue line, while much of the Islanders' attack was driven by a balanced mix of finishers and distributors.
Charlottetown Islanders: 2025-26 Season Insights
• Charlottetown finished with a strong 33-23-2-6 record and a 57.8% points percentage, relying on balanced scoring and solid overall play to remain a playoff contender throughout the season.
• Nathan Leek led the offense with 84 points, while Ross Campbell added 67 points and Marcus Kearsey and Matthew Butler each surpassed 50 points, giving the Islanders impressive top-end production.
• The plus/minus chart highlights the effectiveness of the team's top scorers, with Leek, Campbell, and Ivan Ryabkin pairing offensive production with strong two-way results.
• Secondary contributors including William Shields, Anthony Flanagan, Owen Conrad, Brady Peddle, and Jude Herron helped provide depth behind the club's leading scorers.
• Donald Hickey carried the workload in goal with 29 wins and a save percentage near .890, providing dependable netminding behind a team that combined offensive depth with respectable special teams play.