Most eye-popping/ highest stats at any level?

[IWillMakeTheNHL]

Just wondering what the most impressive ppg or total points you have heard of. I was browsing EP and there was a guy called Jim Nichols who had 23-24-47 in just 6 games in 66-67 in the old WHL. Obviously an error by EP but just made me curious.

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[MOGlLNY]

Probably Mario Lemieux’s Q stats. 4 points per game, hilarious

 

[austin63867]

Not prospects directly but the British Divison 1 1987-1988 scoring race

Kevin Conway and Pat Mangold tie for the Scoring Title with 252 Points, although Conway has a game less. Conway led with 148 Goals. Mangold was 3rd in goals (116) and 2nd in Assists (136). 5 players hit 200 Points.

Elite Prospects - BD1 Stats 1987-1988

1987-1988 regular season player stats for BD1, including top goal scorers, most games played, PPG leaders and more.

www.eliteprospects.com

Also, fun fact, Conway is Brendan Perlini's uncle. Conway's cousin, Brett Perlini, had 226 PTS in 32 Games in the 2nd division in 92-93.

 

[TheGreenTBer]

Wade Belak(RIP) once had 30 goals and 40 assists for a total of 100 points in a season

 

[wetcoast]

2 things instantly came to mind for me.

#1 was career minor leaguer Bill McDougall who already had 2 mind-blowing seasons on his reume in the 92-93 playoffs but first the preamble for Bill.

Bill was a hotshot great hands and shot skilled guy from Ontario that tore up the SJHL with Humbolt at age 20 with a 61-83-104-184 line that year which isn't an all time best for a junior player but still pretty darn good.

Several years later after playing senior hockey and not being on the map he scorches the ECHL with a 57-80-68-148 line and for good measure has a 11-10-7-17 line in the AHL as well then is stuck in the AHL scoring quite well, much like Rob Brown in the IHL then in the 92-93 playoffs Bill just goes off on a magical run with a line of 16-26-26-52 which is truly insane.

As a kid I also saw Len Hachborns AHL line in 83-84 at 28-18-42-60 and thought that the Flyers had a decent player on their hands since he also scored in the NHL that year with a 38-11-21-32 line but then he just fizzled out.

 

[Chainshot]

Rob Brown's 212 points in a single WHL season.

 

[dire wolf]

I mean, if we're really counting "any level" of hockey, then it's going to be hard to top Gretzky's 10-year old Pee Wee stats: 378 goals and 517 points in 85 games. That's 6.08 pts/game.

 

[Gaylord Q Tinkledink]

 

[Junohockeyfan]

Cam Plante, Brandon Wheat Kings Dman tallied 140 pts in 72 games in the 1983/1984 WHL season. He rode the coattails of Ray Ferraro who had 192 pts that year for Brandon.

 

[Breakfast of Champs]

James Scantlebury (Quebec U15 AAA) scoring 43 goals on a team where no other played had more than 4 goals and 10 pts has to be up there.

Guy was as much of a 1-man show as is really possible. Could be a top 3 pick in the Q on a couple years, hes still eligible to play u15 again next season but I wouldn't be shocked if he played u18 underaged

 

[Breakfast of Champs]

I mean, if we're really counting "any level" of hockey, then it's going to be hard to top Gretzky's 10-year old Pee Wee stats: 378 goals and 517 points in 85 games. That's 6.08 pts/game.

Tony hand has some ridiculous seasons too - 216 pts in 35 games in a professional League, mind you a very low tier professional League.

He's considered the UK's Wayne Gretzky and even had a chance to play with him but went back home after getting home sick and the oilers sent him to the WHL to develop for a season....he had 8 pts in 3 WHL games.

I think Messier was quoted saying aside from Gretzky he had the highest IQ of anyone at oilers training camp that year. Definitely a big what -if for the oilers and the NHL in general

 

[alko]

Jaromir Jagr:

Schalker Haie 87

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[eliteprospects]

Just wondering what the most impressive ppg or total points you have heard of. I was browsing EP and there was a guy called Jim Nichols who had 23-24-47 in just 6 games in 66-67 in the old WHL. Obviously an error by EP but just made me curious.

Thanks for letting us know. Now corrected!

 

[daethfromabove1979]

Nik Antropov’s draft year he had 54 points in 5 games for Kazakhstan in a U18 tournament. The other countries competing included Belgium, Netherlands, Israel, Spain, Bulgaria, and Iceland.

 

[CutOnDime97]

Claude Giroux's 51 points in 19 playoff games for Gatineau is one I remember

 

[Skinnyjimmy08]

I like seeing those players that put up a ton of points and pims in the same season.... Like for instance Shanahan in 93/94 when he got 52g. 50a 102 pts. and 211pims

there were alot of those types of stats back then

 

[Porter Stoutheart]

There are some good eye-popping Penalty Minutes stats too. The Canucks drafted Marc-Andre Roy in the 7th round in 2002 when he got 0g/1a assist and 432 PIM. Then he improved and got 653 PIM the next season in Baie Comeau.

 

[Herby]

Bryan Fogarty 150 points in 60 games in the OHL as a defenseman
Tony Hrkac 116 points as a sophomore for the Sioux.

 

[FrozenJagrt]

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Dude had 2 goals against in one minute of ice time? Is that right?

 

[RefalancheStillLose]

Wade Belak(RIP) once had 30 goals and 40 assists for a total of 100 points in a season

 

[Sticktape]

Delete

 

[GermanSpitfire]

Thanks for letting us know. Now corrected!

Since when do you guys have an HF presence?

Welcome, nonetheless!

 

[Gaylord Q Tinkledink]

Dude had 2 goals against in one minute of ice time? Is that right?

No idea. I thought he had a GAA of 15, so I went and looked for that, but found this one instead.

Daniel Berthiaume.

 

[Izzy Goodenough]

Ray Ferraro:

1983–84

Brandon Wheat Kings

WHL

72gp

108g

84a

192p

84PIM

 

[Lacaar]

Probably Mario Lemieux’s Q stats. 4 points per game, hilarious

This is what came to mind immediately for me. I didn't even know where they were other than I know they're absolutely ridiculous.