Kamloops
Kamloops Blazers: Bubble Chart Insights
• JP Hurlbert was the club’s primary finisher, scoring 42 goals while also leading the team in assists, making him the centerpiece of the Kamloops offense.
• Tommy Lafreniere and Nathan Behm provided strong secondary scoring, both topping 38 goals and contributing heavily as playmakers.
• Jordan Keller and Josh Evashesen produced balanced offensive seasons, finishing close to the goals-equal-assists trend line.
• Cooper Moore and Ty Bonkowski generated much of their value through assists, while Ty Coupland supplied additional balanced scoring depth.
• Defensemen Isa Guram and Kayd Ruedig stood out offensively from the blue line, with Guram contributing seven goals and Ruedig adding eight goals while supporting the attack.
Kamloops Blazers: Team Insights
• Kamloops finished with a 55.1% point percentage and a +14 goal differential, featuring an above-average offense but a defense that allowed slightly more goals than the league average.
• JP Hurlbert led the attack with 97 points, while Nathan Behm (86), Tommy Lafreniere (77), and Josh Evaschesen (73) gave the Blazers one of the deeper forward groups in the WHL.
• Several key contributors posted strong positive plus-minus ratings, with Hurlbert, Behm, and Evaschesen combining high-end production with effective two-way play.
• Logan Edmonstone carried the entire workload in goal, posting a save percentage just above 90% and providing stability despite facing more than 1,500 shots.
• Special teams were inconsistent, as a strong 26.9% power play helped offset a below-average 75.1% penalty kill that limited the club’s overall ceiling.