Statistics High School (CAN) 2019-2020

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#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM	+/-
1.	Justin Ertel	LW	St. Andrew’s College	56	40	53	93	42
2.	Massimo Pietroniro	F	Bishop’s College Sherbrooke	49	25	42	67	40
3.	Altti Nykänen	F	Bishop’s College Sherbrooke	48	32	29	61	18
4.	Martin Soukup	F	A21 Academy	48	29	28	57	24
5.	Gunnar Arason	D	A21 Academy	49	5	35	40	20
6.	Louis Anders	C	A21 Academy	37	15	23	38	54
7.	Brandon Sacchetti	F	Bishop’s College Sherbrooke	48	14	22	36	14
8.	Valentin Tarasenko	F	A21 Academy	28	12	24	36	0
9.	Adam Skarda	RW	Bishop’s College Sherbrooke	50	17	16	33	6
10.	Gregor Jennersjö	D	Bishop’s College Sherbrooke	98	12	20	32	40
11.	Joshua Orrico	D	St. Andrew’s College	55	6	26	32	13
12.	Easton Robitaille	C	Alexander Galt High	12	17	13	30	22
13.	Maxim Kubanek	F	Stanstead College	56	13	13	26
14.	Max von Klinggraef	F	Gentry Academy	25	6	20	26	16
15.	Rihito Hamano	F	Stanstead College	21	15	10	25	4
16.	Simon Rulc	F	Bishop’s College Sherbrooke	38	5	20	25	16
17.	Joel Pakarinen	D	Bishop’s College Sherbrooke	46	4	21	25	2
18.	Leevi Colliander	F	Dakota College at Bottineau	21	4	17	21	10
19.	Roland Ponechal	LW	A21 Academy	55	9	11	20	8
20.	Samuel Senft	F	A21 Academy	19	14	4	18	18
21.	Tanguy Sevenier	D	Ecole Ed.-Montpetit Predateur	30	6	11	17
22.	Noel Eschenberger	D	A21 Academy	47	5	12	17	4
23.	Niklas Reisner	F	A21 Academy	41	8	7	15	6
24.	Brendan Gingras	F	Team Ulysse	30	6	9	15		7
25.	Niklas Byman	D	Bishop’s College Sherbrooke	43	2	12	14	37
26.	Jacob Sauriol	LW	Stanstead College	56	8	5	13
27.	Anton Helin	D	Bishop’s College Sherbrooke	41	7	6	13	4
28.	Jan Wiechert	D	A21 Academy	38	2	10	12	20
29.	Marian Haborak	D	Stanstead College	49	4	7	11
30.	Caelin Chinery	F	Garden City Collegiate	14	4	7	11	10
31.	Felix Appelt	LW	Bishop’s College Sherbrooke	50	0	11	11	6
32.	Mika Lindström	D	Trinity College School	40	1	8	9	16
33.	Daniel Chen	LW	A21 Academy	54	6	2	8	4
34.	Timofei Basarab	F	Team Ulysse	13	4	4	8		3
35.	Simon Singher	D	Stanstead College	38	3	5	8
36.	Jakub Kalný	F	Stanstead College	54	4	3	7
37.	Maxime Covatta	D	Bishop’s College Sherbrooke	44	2	5	7	36
38.	Petrus Nykänen	D	Bishop’s College Sherbrooke	41	0	7	7	8
39.	Skyler Luo	LW	A21 Academy	46	1	5	6	4
40.	Maxime Rolland	F	Team Ulysse	24	2	3	5		-4
41.	Joshua McGrath	D	Loyola High	15	4	0	4	6
42.	Arseni Malyutin	D	A21 Academy	37	1	3	4	2
43.	Michael Deforel	D	Stanstead College	45	2	1	3
44.	Aksel Jalojärvi	D	Stanstead College	40	1	2	3
45.	Ho Lee	RW	Stanstead College	12	0	3	3	0
46.	Elmeri Mikkola	D	Stanstead College	10	1	1	2	2
47.	Brad Gardiner	C	St. Andrew’s College	2	0	0	0	0
48.	François-Xavier Marois	F	Team Ulysse
49.	Hei Chit Gaius Kwong	D	Appleby College
50.	Emilio D`Azevedo	D	Académie Saint-Louis Arsenal
50 items total

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