For the first time in his SHL career, Jack St. Clair didn't get the chance to step out on the ice and take part in a playoff game. It's a bitter pill to swallow because playoffs has always been his time to shine. Right from juniors JSC has shown he has another gear, he captained the Quebec Citadelles to a Four Star Cup winning MVP and setting records along the way that still stand. Fast forward to his SHL career and he is more than a point per game player despite always centering the second line behind the elite offensive trio that looked after first line responsibilities. In season 73 he racked up 25 points on the way to helping the Edmonton Blizzard win a Challenge Cup. Jack has shown that he can get it done in the regular season but his favourite time to plays is when the spotlights on and the stakes are high. Next season when the North Stars return to the season look out for St. Clair because he will be hungry.