Tri City
Tri-City Storm: Goals vs. Assists Insights
• Carson Pilgrim led the Storm in goal scoring with 18 goals and 23 assists, serving as the team’s most productive offensive player.
• Ashton Dahms combined strong finishing and playmaking ability, recording 16 goals and 12 assists while outperforming the goals-equals-assists trend line.
• Brecken Smith and Mason Jenson provided balanced secondary production, each reaching double-digit totals in both goals and assists.
• Luca Jarvis stood out as a playmaker, collecting 17 assists but scoring only 4 goals, one of the largest assist-to-goal gaps on the roster.
• Bode Lavlin was the highest-scoring defenseman with 11 goals and 27 assists, giving the Storm a significant offensive contribution from the blue line.
Tri-City Storm: Dashboard Insights
• Tri-City finished 26-29-4-3 (.476 points percentage) and posted a -40 goal differential, reflecting a challenging season in a competitive Western Conference.
• The Storm struggled offensively, averaging roughly 2.5 goals per game, although their defensive performance (about 2.9 goals against per game) remained relatively respectable.
• Carson Pilgrim (41 points) and defenseman Bode Laylin (38 points) led the offense, while Brecken Smith and Mason Jenson provided additional scoring support.
• Most top scorers carried negative plus/minus ratings, indicating the team often struggled to control play at even strength despite individual offensive contributions.
• Goaltenders Michal Pradel and Owen Nelson both posted save percentages above .900, with Pradel handling the heavier workload and serving as a bright spot for the club.