Eight players have already crossed the 100-point mark this season.
Eight players have already crossed the 100-point mark this season.
With the 2023-24 regular season set to conclude this weekend, the WHL players may achieve a feat that hasn't happened this century. Based on projected point totals, 10+ players could reach the 100-point mark this season. The last time this happened was during the 1997-98 campaign when players like Sergei Varlamov, Mark Smith and Shane Willis made it to the century club.
So far this season, eight players have already surpassed the 100-point plateau. Riley Heidt and Jagger Firkus were the first two to achieve the feat, while Conner Roulette and Terik Parascak joined the club this past weekend. Overall, the top eight players have 883 combined points this season, demonstrating how dynamic they have been all year.
Three names stand out immediately as to who could join the 100-point club this weekend. Starting in Portland, James Stefan is one point away with three games remaining. Currently on an eight-game point streak, it is safe to say he will hit the milestone sooner rather than later.
Next is Trevor Wong, the WHL's Assist King. The Saskatoon Blades captain is at 96 with three games remaining. Considering his past success against the Calgary Hitmen and Prince Albert Raiders, he should have no problem hitting the 100-point mark while also surpassing the 85-assist plateau this season.
Lastly, there is Conor Geekie, who has been a rockstar with both Wenatchee and Swift Current this year. The Arizona Coyotes prospect is at 95 points with three games to go. With 1.83 points per game on the season, he should have no problem hitting 100 points for the first time in his WHL career.
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