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#35 MICHAEL PAINCHAUD

Position	Goaltender
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Career Statistics

Season	Team	League	#	GP	A	PTS
2025-2026	Bonnyville U15-2	North Eastern Alberta Hockey League - U15 - 3	35	22	0	0
2024-2025	Bonnyville U15-2	North Eastern Alberta Hockey League - U15 - 3	1	21	1	1
2023-2024	Bonnyville U13-3 Pontiacs	North Eastern Alberta Hockey League - U13 - 4	1	26	0	0
2021-2022	Bonnyville Pontiacs U11 3	North Eastern Alberta Hockey League - U11 - 5	1	18	0	0
2020-2021	Bonnyville Pontiacs	North Eastern Alberta Hockey League - U11 - 3/4	3	4	0	0

2025-2026

Game Type

#	Name	GP	W	L	T	MP	GA	SHOTS	SAVES	SAV%	GAA	SO
35	PAINCHAUD, MICHAEL	10	5	4	0	449:28	51	186	135	0.73	6.82	0

Game By Game Tiering

Date	VS	W	L	MP	Shots	Saves	GA	SAV%	GAA
10/18/2025	@ Onion Lake Border Chiefs U15	1	0	30:22	8	3	5	0.38	10.00
10/26/2025	@ Wainwright U15	0	0	40:00	25	22	3	0.88	4.50
10/31/2025	vs Cold Lake U15-2	0	1	60:00	19	11	8	0.58	8.00

Game By Game Regular Season

Date	VS	W	L	MP	Shots	Saves	GA	SAV%	GAA
12/7/2025	@ Lloydminster U15-3 (641)	0	1	60:00	29	22	7	0.76	7.00
1/3/2026	vs Lloydminster U15-4 (642)	1	0	25:54	1	1	0	1.00	0.00
1/11/2026	@ Lloydminster U15-3 (641)	1	0	60:00	15	10	5	0.67	5.00
2/8/2026	vs Wainwright U15	0	1	27:11	30	21	9	0.70	20.00
1/17/2026	@ Lloydminster U15-4 (642)	1	0	27:01	5	5	0	1.00	0.00
12/21/2025	vs Lloydminster U15-4 (642)	1	0	60:00	21	16	5	0.76	5.00
1/25/2026	@ Lloydminster U15-2 (631)	0	1	60:00	33	24	9	0.73	9.00

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