Weekly Stats Recap: Xavier Laflamme Leads With 901 Points

Bardownski sits at 149-109-10 on the season with 268 games in the books. The leaderboard continues to take shape and here is a full look at where every category stands heading into this week.

Xavier Laflamme leads the club in scoring with 901 points (522 G, 379 A) across 211 games. That puts Xavier Laflamme at a 4.30 points-per-game pace, the kind of production that carries a roster. Matt Hut sits second with 736 points (431 G, 305 A), followed by Gotta Be at 288 points. Rounding out the top five, Wolfgang Mozart has 221 points and Slobby Robby has 203.

The goals race is led by Xavier Laflamme with 522 on the season, matching the overall scoring leader. Gotta Be sits 3rd with 106 goals. Pure goal-scoring ability is what separates good players from game-changers, and these three have been doing it all season.

In the assists column, Xavier Laflamme leads the club with 379 helpers. Matt Hut is second with 305 and Gotta Be has 182. Playmaking and vision are just as important as finishing, and the top assist leaders are the ones driving possession and creating chances for everyone around them.

Xavier Laflamme continues to lead the physicality department with 1691 hits on the season. Matt Hut is not far behind with 975. The physical game has been a defining characteristic of this Bardownski team all year.

Efficiency-wise, Gotta Be holds the best shot percentage on the team at 35.0% on 303 shots. Xavier Laflamme is second at 34.7%. A high shot percentage means quality over quantity, and these players are making every look count.

When it comes to clutch moments, Xavier Laflamme leads the team with 25 game-winning goals. Matt Hut has 21. These are the goals that swing entire games and define seasons.

Between the pipes, Jene Rene Tetreau Iv has been the backbone of the defense. In 115 games, Jene Rene Tetreau Iv holds a 70.0% save rate with a 5.02 goals-against average and 9 shutouts on the season. 1209 total saves tell the story of a goalie who faces volume and handles it. Goaltending at this level is what keeps a team in games they have no business winning.