Moose Jaw
Moose Jaw Warriors: Goals vs. Assists Insights
• Landen McFadden emerged as the club's top finisher, scoring more than 30 goals while also contributing heavily as a playmaker, making him the centerpiece of the Warriors' offense.
• Pavel McKenzie was one of the team's premier distributors, recording nearly 50 assists while adding 17 goals, highlighting his role as a primary setup man.
• Casey Brown, Lynden Lakovic, Riley Thorpe, and Ethan Semeniuk provided valuable secondary scoring, giving Moose Jaw multiple contributors capable of producing offense.
• Defensemen Aiden Ziprick and Connor Schmidt supplied notable offensive production from the blue line, with both contributing double-digit goal totals and strong assist numbers.
• The roster featured a mix of goal scorers and pass-first players, with several forwards producing balanced goal-assist profiles, suggesting a relatively diversified offensive attack rather than relying exclusively on one line.
Moose Jaw Warriors: Team Dashboard Insights
• Moose Jaw finished 25-36-5-2 with a .419 points percentage and a -62 goal differential, placing the club below league average offensively and defensively throughout the season.
• The Warriors averaged roughly 3.4 goals per game while allowing more than 4.4 goals against per contest, positioning them in the lower-left quadrant of the league identity map and highlighting defensive shortcomings.
• Landen McFadden (68 points), Pavel McKenzie (66), and defenseman Aiden Ziprick (56) led the offense, with Ethan Semeniuk and Connor Schmidt adding further production and giving the club several reliable contributors.
• Plus/minus numbers reflected the team's struggles, as nearly every regular contributor finished with a negative rating. McFadden and McKenzie stood out by producing strong offensive totals despite difficult team circumstances.
• Special teams and goaltending proved inconsistent. A 24.9% power play provided some offensive support, but the 70.1% penalty kill ranked among the league's weakest. Chase Wutzke supplied solid goaltending with a save percentage around .900 and carried the bulk of the workload, helping keep the team competitive despite frequent defensive pressure.