Sioux City
Sioux City Musketeers: Goals vs. Assists Insights
• Trey Jefferis was the club’s premier goal scorer, recording 27 goals and 24 assists while producing one of the most balanced offensive profiles on the roster.
• William Tomko (24 goals, 36 assists) and Luke Garry (21 goals, 40 assists) combined strong finishing ability with elite playmaking, driving much of Sioux City’s offense.
• Ashton Schultz and Kyle O’Leary provided valuable secondary scoring, each posting double-digit goals while contributing heavily as setup men.
• Dallas Vieau was one of the team’s most balanced contributors, finishing exactly on the goals-equals-assists trend line with 15 goals and 15 assists.
• Shayne Gould led all defensemen in offensive production with 12 goals and 39 assists, serving as a key puck-moving presence from the blue line.
Sioux City Musketeers: Dashboard Insights
• Sioux City finished 30-27-3-2 (.524 points percentage) but posted a -29 goal differential, indicating many of its wins came in closely contested games.
• The Musketeers averaged approximately 3.5 goals per game but allowed around 4.0 goals against per game, placing them below league average defensively.
• Luke Garry (61 points), William Tomko (60), Trey Jefferis (51), and defenseman Shayne Gould (51) formed the core of the team’s offensive production.
• Despite several high-scoring forwards, many top contributors carried negative plus/minus ratings, highlighting the club’s challenges in five-on-five play.
• Goaltender Jack Fichthorn handled the majority of the workload, facing nearly 1,000 shots and posting an .889 save percentage while recording double-digit victories.