Looking ahead
2027 recruit Braidy Wassilyn scored his third goal in three games and then assisted on another tally in Saginaw’s 6-3 win over Niagara. Brady Knowling was sharp in goal for the Spirit, making 25 saves. Defenseman Blake Barnes, also a 2027 recruit, assisted on both Niagara power-play goals.
https://t.co/NxVtbIHbbk pic.twitter.com/684DwDXgph
— Saginaw Spirit (@SpiritHockey) September 25, 2026
The next night Wassilyn notched his fourth goal and added a slick assist in the Spirit's 6-3 loss to Windsor.
Montreal native James Scantlebury, in his first game in Quebec, produced a “tour du chapeau” and added an assist in the Remparts 7-3 win against Shawinigan. Fellow 2027 recruit Carter Meyer dished out three assists, while Freddy Meyer contributed one helper. Scantlebury, who played for the Chicago Steel last season, has five goals in three games and is tied for the league lead, while Carter Meyer has seven points (G,6A).
James Scantlebury 🫶 @quebec_remparts
— QMJHL (@QMJHL) September 26, 2026
A 1st QMJHL hat trick for Scantlebury, in his 3rd career game! It's worth watching again 🎩🎩🎩#HatTrick | #Vidéotron | #NHLProspect pic.twitter.com/MPwIZzG3Th
On Sunday, 5-⭐️Scantlebury's slick 🍏 set up the overtime game-winner.
QUINNER POUR LA VICTOIRE !
— Remparts de Québec (@quebec_remparts) September 27, 2026
QUE 5 - 4 RIM pic.twitter.com/W14Oywyvhi
2027 recruit Will Crowse stopped all 18 shots he faced to lead Lincoln past Sioux City, 2-0. It was his seventh career USHL shutout.
In his first game for Cape Breton following a stint at LA Kings main camp, 2027 recruit Liam Lefevre scored a power-play goal and added an assist as the Eagles edged St. John’s in overtime, 5-4.
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