Most dominating junior season by a defenseman?

[snowkiddin]

So a lot of us know how Super Mario absolutely tore up the Q in 1983-84, scoring 133 goals and 282 points in 70 games (4.02 PPG).

What are some of the most dominant junior seasons by a defenseman? Being a Wheat King fan, I think of Cam Plante, who put up 118 assists and 140 points in 72 games in 1983-84. Who else completely ripped up their league?

These don't necessarily have to be offensively-dominant years. I'm talking about any of the Canadian Major Junior leagues.

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[Sidney the Kidney]

Bryan Fogarty.

47 goals, 155 points in 60 games.

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[KirkAlbuquerque]

Bryan Fogarty.

47 goals, 155 points in 60 games.

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RIP in pepperoni

 

[96]

Bryan Fogarty.

47 goals, 155 points in 60 games.

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[East Coast Icestyle]

Ryan Ellis was one of the best offensive junior d I have ever seen. I thought he'd be a 60+ point guy in the NHL. Amazing in juniors, amazing at the wjc.

 

[Daximus]

Greg Hawgood comes to mind. 440 total points over 261 WHL games on the early 80's Blazers teams. 3 back to back to back 100+ point seasons. Was a 0.47 PPG dman in the NHL but just couldn't stick. I think he'd be much better suited for his style of play in this era.

 

[NoMessi]

Bryan Fogarty /Thread

 

[Voight]

Ryan Ellis was one of the best offensive junior d I have ever seen. I thought he'd be a 60+ point guy in the NHL. Amazing in juniors, amazing at the wjc.

He was a machine in 2010-2011... 101 points, PPG in the playoffs, CHL POY/d-man of the year, OHL MVP/d-man of the year 10 ps in 7 games at the juniors.

 

[Vincenzo Areliti]

Chabot was pretty impressive last year

 

[Ward Cornell]

Bryan Fogarty.

47 goals, 155 points in 60 games.

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Agreed...but could argue Orr in 65-66 and Denis Potvin 72-73...(what may have even more impressive is their point totals as 15-16yr old defencemen in the OHA.)
Junior hockey is so fluid in styles and point totals era to era it's impossible exactly compare!

* in hindsight I think it may be Potvins 72-73 season. He dominated point wise and was a total physical beast on defence. After considering both those aspects I'm going with Potvin.

Games: 61

Goals: 35

Assists: 88

Pt's: 123

Pims: 232

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