Gatineau
Gatineau Olympiques: Goals vs. Assists Insights
• Justin Boisselle emerged as the club’s most balanced offensive player, combining strong playmaking with one of the highest goal totals among regular scorers.
• Maxim Dubé and Nicolas Petrut leaned more heavily toward creating offense, producing far more assists than goals while finishing among the team leaders in points.
• Gabriel Séguin posted nearly identical goal and assist totals, giving Gatineau another well-rounded contributor.
• Simon-Xavier Cyr and Louis-Étienne Halley were playmakers first, generating much of their offense through assists rather than finishing.
• Defenseman Jérémie Dumas-Larouche provided valuable blue-line offense, while Jan Golicic showed offensive instincts despite scoring only a small share of his points via goals.
Gatineau Olympiques: 2025-26 Season Insights
• Gatineau finished with a 21-38-4-1 record and a 36.7% points percentage, ending the season with a -70 goal differential.
• Offensive production lacked elite depth, with Justin Boisselle (35 points), Nicolas Petrut (33), and Maxim Dubé (32) leading a relatively balanced but modest attack.
• Most of the top producers posted negative plus/minus ratings, illustrating the challenges the team faced at even strength throughout the season.
• Special teams provided some positives, with a respectable 79.0% penalty kill and a 19.6% power play despite the club’s overall struggles.
• Danai Shalunov handled the majority of the workload in goal, recording 18 wins and maintaining a save percentage around .900, giving Gatineau dependable play despite heavy shot volumes.