2018-19 Regular Season Accolades

An OHL regular season is made up of 68 games against 19 teams across 6 months. For the Petes, the 2018-19 campaign was a significant one, as every player on the roster achieved an accolade, including personal bests, team bests, OHL firsts, milestones, and more.

We’ve compiled a list of all of the achievements of the 2018-19 Peterborough Petes:

#2 Cole Fraser
Single Season Bests: assists (16), points (21)

#6 Austin Osmanski
Named Alternate Captain on October 3, 2018
Team Bests: plus/minus (+10), penalty minutes (78)
Single Season Best: goals (3)

#7 Shawn Spearing
First OHL Game: October 4, 2018 vs Sault Ste. Marie
First OHL Goal/Point: December 13, 2018 vs Flint

SPEARS! A blast from the point off a pass from @nickrob2001 and @SpearingShawn has his FIRST @OHLHockey GOAL!!! @CermakErik with the second assist. 1-0 Petes!#GoPetesGo pic.twitter.com/ApshxngQ7a

— Peterborough Petes (@PetesOHLhockey) December 14, 2018

#8 Matt McNamara
Single Season Bests: goals (3), assists (12), points (15)

#10 Erik Cermak
First OHL Game: September 20, 2018 vs Kingston
First OHL Point: assist on October 8, 2018 @ North Bay
First OHL Goal: October 13, 2018 vs Windsor
First Multi-Goal/Multi-Point Game: 2 goals and 1 assist on November 6, 2018 vs Kitchener

#11 Zach Gallant
Named Captain on October 3, 2018
Team Best: faceoff percentage (58.7%), penalty minutes per game (1.47)
First Hat-Trick: October 4, 2018 vs Sault Ste. Marie
Milestone: 100th OHL point on February 24, 2019 vs Kingston

#12 Chris Paquette
Named Alternate Captain on October 3, 2018
Team Bests: goals (29), shorthanded goals (5), shots on goal (210), faceoff attempts (1,555), faceoff wins (899)
Single Season Bests: goals (29), points (52)
Milestone: 300th regular season game on March 3, 2019 @ Saginaw

???????????? PAQ HAT TRICK! ????????????

Another shorty for @Chris_paquette9 for his third of the afternoon and fourth of the season! 4-1 Petes! @Denault17 with the assist.#GoPetesGo pic.twitter.com/LhZxHYi5QG

— Peterborough Petes (@PetesOHLhockey) September 23, 2018

#14 Liam Kirk
Team Best: insurance goals (4)
First OHL Game: September 20, 2018 vs Kingston
First OHL Point: assist on September 20, 2018 vs Kingston
First OHL Goal: September 23, 2018 @ Ottawa
First Multi-Point Game: 1 goal and 1 assist on September 27, 2018 vs Niagara
First Multi-Goal Game: 2 goals on November 22, 2018 vs Kingston
First Hat-Trick: March 10, 2019 @ North Bay
Achievement: Won Bronze, named Forward of the Tournament, and was Captain of Team Great Britain at the 2019 IIHF World U20 DIIA Championships; most goals by a Petes import player (26) since Marcel Rodman scored 36 in the 2000-01 season

#16 Nick Robertson
Team Bests: power play goals (8), game winning goals (3), first goals (5), shootout goals (2)
Single Season Bests: goals (27), assists (28), points (44), plus/minus (-3)
Achievement: selected to 2019 CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game

#17 Michael Little
Single Season Bests: assists (21), points (31)

#18 Adam Timleck
Named Alternate Captain on October 3, 2018
Team Best: overtime goals (2)
Single Game Best: 1 goal and 3 assists on March 10, 2019 @ North Bay
First Hat-Trick: November 15, 2018 vs Owen Sound
Achievement: 6th all-time in games played (286) as a Peterborough Pete

On the doorstep ✖️3️⃣@AdamTimleck rewarded for going to the net with his first career ???????????? scored naturally in @PetesOHLhockey victory. pic.twitter.com/F9AcsWcpZ4

— OntarioHockeyLeague (@OHLHockey) November 16, 2018

#19 Semyon Der-Arguchintsev
Single Season Best: assists (40)

#20 Declan Chisholm
Team Best: shorthanded assists (3)
Single Game Best: 4 assists on March 2, 2019 @ Flint
Single Season Bests: goals (5), assists (43), points (48), plus/minus (+4)
Achievement: Selected to Team OHL for 2018 Canada Russia Series

#21 Cameron Butler
First OHL Game: September 20, 2018 vs Kingston
First OHL Point/Goal: September 23, 2018 @ Ottawa
First Multi-Point Game: 1 goal and 1 assist on February 13, 2019 @ Oshawa
Achievement: most goals by a Petes rookie (18) since Matt Puempel scored 33 in the 2009-10 season

#22 Chad Denault
First OHL Goal: September 27, 2018 vs Niagara
First Multi-Point Game: 2 assists on January 24, 2019 vs Saginaw
First Multi-Goal Game: 2 goals on February 28, 2019 @ Windsor
Single Season Bests: goals (9), assists (6), points (15), plus/minus (-8)

DENNY!! @Denault17‘s first @OHLHockey goal, and it’s a pretty one! 2-2 game!#GoPetesGo pic.twitter.com/XrozfD67M7

— Peterborough Petes (@PetesOHLhockey) September 28, 2018

#23 Dustin Hutton
First OHL Game: September 29, 2018 vs Hamilton
First OHL Point: assist on March 16, 2019 vs Sudbury

#25 Ryan Merkley
Team Best: assists (57), points (71), power play assists (33)
Single Season Bests: goals (14), assists (57), points (71), plus/minus (+4)
Achievement: selected to Team OHL for 2018 Canada Russia Series

#26 John Parker-Jones
Single Season Bests: assists (4), points (6)

#27 Brady Hinz
Single Season Bests: goals (16), points (34), plus/minus (+1)
Milestone: 100th OHL point on February 24, 2019 vs Kingston

#28 Max Grondin
First Multi-Goal Game/Hat-Trick: November 24, 2018 at Hamilton
Single Season Best: goals (12)

#29 Hunter Jones
First OHL Shutout: 38 saves on September 20, 2018 vs Kingston
Single Season Best: goals against average (3.31), save percentage (.902)
Award: CHL Goaltender of the Week (September 23, 2018)
Achievements: selected to Team OHL for 2018 Canada Russia Series, selected to 2019 CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game

The @VaughnHockey #CHL Goaltender of the Week is 2019 #NHLDraft prospect @ShutoutsJones of @PetesOHLhockey after recording his first career shutout in one of two #OHLOpeningWeek wins: https://t.co/Hphrnua4Gw pic.twitter.com/zwrdIffWRJ

— CanadianHockeyLeague (@CHLHockey) September 25, 2018

#30 Tye Austin
First OHL Start: October, 2018 vs Erie
First OHL Win: 6-3 on November 25, 2018 @ Hamilton
Most Saves: 45 on March 15, 2019 @ Ottawa
Award: OHL East Division Academic Player of the Month (December 2018)