All things considered, Jett Labyrinth had a fine rookie season but there’s certainly room for improvement. 48 points in 66 games put him 5th in team scoring and 7th in rookie scoring, a respectable return from the 14th overall pick. Jett played big minutes for the Berserkers on the first line with an average TOI of 21:29, second amongst forwards on the team. Defensively, while his -13 plus/minus rating is certainly less than impressive, Jett played a big role on the top penalty kill unit that managed to be the fourth best in the league. He also boasted a pretty good faceoff percentage at 53.1%, while his overall faceoff wins of 575 put him 6th in the entire league.

What’s next for Jett? Developing a better all-around game and being more responsible in his own end, if he’s gonna be the top centre on Newfoundland he can’t have a negative plus/minus. Also, next year Jett should aim to be at least a point per game player, but this is certainly possible with more power play time. Overall, this season was a good starting point for Jett but there is still much to be improved in the coming years.