Madison
Madison Capitols: Goals vs. Assists Insights
• Sam Kappell was Madison’s most goal-oriented offensive threat, recording 23 goals on just 13 assists and finishing well above the goals-equals-assists line.
• Max Rider (16 goals, 17 assists) and Gavin Uhlenkamp (15 goals, 15 assists) provided balanced offensive production, contributing as both scorers and playmakers.
• Gustavs Griva generated offense primarily through playmaking, leading the team with 23 assists while adding 13 goals.
• Michael Tang and Jackson Nevers were key setup players, combining for 36 assists while contributing secondary scoring support.
• Most of Madison’s leading producers finished below the goals-equals-assists line, suggesting the offense relied heavily on puck movement and distributed playmaking rather than a few pure finishers.
Madison Capitols: Dashboard Insights
• Madison finished the season with a 32-27-0-3 record (.540 points percentage), posting a positive +7 goal differential and remaining in the USHL playoff mix throughout the year.
• The Capitols paired above-average offense (3.1 goals per game) with solid defensive play (3.0 goals against per game), placing them slightly above league average on the team identity map.
• Offensive production was balanced across the roster, with Sam Kappell and Gustavs Griva sharing the team lead with 36 points, while eight players recorded at least 26 points.
• Madison received contributions from both forwards and defensemen, highlighted by Nolen Geerdes, Jet Kwajah, and Ronan Buckberger, who all ranked among the club’s top scorers.
• Goaltender Caleb Heil carried the primary workload and posted a save percentage above 90%, providing reliable netminding for a team that consistently outscored opponents over the season.