Drummondville
Drummondville Voltigeurs: Goals vs. Assists Insights
• Jesse Allecia emerged as the club’s primary playmaker, producing over 40 assists while also scoring more than 20 goals, making him one of the QMJHL’s most balanced offensive threats.
• Renaud Poulin and Louis-Félix Bourque combined strong finishing with excellent setup ability, both recording seasons that leaned slightly toward playmaking.
• Dylan Dumont stood out as one of the team’s pure goal scorers, producing nearly 30 goals despite recording fewer assists than several teammates.
• Maxime Lafond and Lou Lévesque generated offense primarily through assists, showing their value as distributors and secondary creators.
• Defenseman Owen Keefe provided notable offensive production from the blue line, while Marc-Olivier Beaudry also contributed offensively with a balanced goals-assists profile.
Drummondville Voltigeurs: 2025-26 Season Insights
• Drummondville finished with an outstanding 40-18-3-3 record and a 67.2% points percentage, posting a strong +45 goal differential and ranking among the league’s better teams.
• The offense featured impressive balance, with six players reaching at least 44 points and Jesse Allecia leading the way with 65 points.
• The plus/minus chart highlights excellent two-way play, with many of the team’s leading scorers posting strong positive differentials while producing significant offense.
• Special teams were mixed, as the Voltigeurs owned a modest 17.0% power play but an effective 72.7% penalty kill that helped support their overall success.
• Jan Larys anchored the crease with a save percentage above .900 and 26 victories, providing dependable goaltending throughout the season.