The 2024 NHL Draft prospect is up to 103 points in 60 games this season.
Spokane Chiefs center Berly Catton became the fourth WHL player this season to surpass the 100-point plateau. The 2024 NHL Draft prospect hit the milestone in style thanks to a five-point night, which included a hat trick versus the Victoria Royals. A projected top-ten pick, Catton joins a long list of Chiefs who have hit the 100-point mark in a season, including Valeri Bure, Pat Falloon, Adam Beckman, Travis Green and Ray Whitney.
Catton has seen a significant increase in point production this season. He has almost doubled his 55-point performance from 2022-23 and, with 48 goals on the season, could register that 13th 50-goal season in franchise history. With his performance, he has vaulted into the Four Broncos Memorial Trophy conversation and should be a finalist for the CHL's Top Draft Prospect Award later on this year.
Catton's performance against the Royals was crucial as it helped Spokane in their quest for a playoff spot. Currently ranked eighth in the West with 58 points, they have now opened an 11-point advantage over the ninth-place Tri-City Americans. With eight games remaining on the schedule, it looks like the Chiefs will return to the playoffs after missing the postseason in 2022-23.
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