TORONTO, Ont. – Through mid-November plenty of Canadian Junior Hockey League (CJHL) players are putting up some solid numbers, a couple of months into the 2022-23 campaign.

Looking at the national picture, we see that Toronto Jr. Canadiens (OJHL) captain Tyler Fukakusa is presently leading the way across the 118-team CJHL in terms of offensive production.

Through his first 22 games, the 20-year-old Mississauga, Ont., product has registered 52 points on 21 tallies and 31 assists.

The Rochester Institute of Technology NCAA Division I commit also sits just six points shy of 150 in his OJHL career.

Sitting second in numbers is Aiden Fink of the Brooks Bandits (AJHL).

Fink, who hails from Calgary, has hit the 50-point plateau for Brooks, having scored 20 times for Bandits, while helping setting up 30 others.

Already committed on NCAA D-I scholarship to the University of Wisconsin, he surpassed the century mark in his overall time with the defending Centennial Cup champions.

Round out the Top 3 in the country is Philippe Lecours of the Princeville Titan (LHJAAAQ).

With 23 goals and 22 assists already to his credit, the 20-year-old from Victoriaville, Que., is well on his way to surpassing the single-season best 70 points he collected last season with Princeville.

To view the current overall CJHL scoring leaders as well as the top point-getters in each of its nine-member leagues, as of Nov. 15, click the link: https://www.cjhlhockey.com/en/cjhl-power-numbers-leading-scorers

Photo credit: Shawn Muir / OJHL Images