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| name = Brennus Audaxa
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| caption3          = [[Liga Magna]] (LMH)
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| team = [[Gwer Durnovaria]]
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The '''major professional sports leagues in Latium''' are the highest professional competitions of team sports [[Latium]]. The four leagues traditionally included in the definition are [[Liga Campiontia]] (ICC), [[Insignis Liga]] (NIL), and [[Liga Magna]] (LMH). Other prominent leagues or competitions commonly included in this definition are the [[Liga 2 Calcitro]] (LC2), [[Canistriludium Liga]], and less often the [[Belisarian Gridiron League]] (BGL).
'''Brennus Audaxa''' (born 30 July 1999) is a [[Gelonia|Gelonian]] professional ice hockey player for [[Gwer Durnovaria HC]] of [[Liga Magna]]. He is primarily a [[wikipedia:Center (ice hockey)|center]], but also plays on the [[wikipedia:winger (ice hockey)|wing]], and occasionally [[wikipedia:Defenseman (ice hockey)|defense]] on power plays.


[[Liga Campiontia]], [[Insignis Liga]], and [[Liga Magna]] are commonly referred to as the "Big Three." They are among the wealthiest professional competitions in their respective sports worldwide, and are among the top ten sports leagues by revenue in the [[Ajax|world]]. Among the Big Three, only football, known in Latium as calcitro, had a history of rules that were developed in Latium, with hockey and lacrosse developing in [[Ghant]] and [[Ajax#Norumbia|Norumbia]] respectively. Due to the prominence of athletics in popular culture, many of the leagues star plays develop into cultural icons.
Audaxa began his career playing for HC Termantia of the [[Gelonian SuperLiga]], the local affiliate of [[Oren HC Durotrige]]. During the 2019–20 season, he was transferred to [[Gwer Durnovaria HC]] for {{LAS}}10 million. He made his first international appearance for the [[Gelonia men's national ice hockey team|Gelonian national team]] in 2018, during an exhibition match against [[Sudmark]]. He made his [[World Ice Hockey Tournament (Ajax)|World Championship]] debut in [[2020 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship|2020]], where he earned honors as All-Rookie Team.
==Playing career==
===Minor===
Audaxa played minor hockey for Uxama Argaela of the [[Gelonian ice hockey league system#Youth leagues|Roazhon Minor Hockey League]], before joining the Oxonia Red Devils of the [[Gelonian ice hockey league system#Youth leagues|Oxonia Hockey Association]]. He led the Red Devils in scoring all 3 seasons he was a member of the team, setting the single season goal record of 80 goals in 2014–15. As a member of the Oxonia Red Devils, he won back-to-back-to-back national championships in 2013,  2014, and 2015.
===HC Termantia===
Due to his high level of minor-level performance, Audaxa gained the interest of a number of prominent Gelonian and Latin youth programs. Eventually, he joined [[Oren HC Durotrige]], and was loaned to their [[Gelonian SuperLiga]] affiliate HC Termantia. Audaxa's first season with Termantia began with a rough start, failing to register a single goal in his first 15 games, and only earning his first assist after 7 games. Midway through the season, Audaxa was benched for 2 games for failing to attend practice and was rumored to have his loan terminated. However, an injury to teammate Celatus Tannia forced Audaxa back into the lineup. In his return game, Audaxa scored a [[wikipedia:Hat-trick#Variations|natural hat-trick]] and earned a total of 7 points, which matched his season total up to that point. Audaxa was a regular fixture for Termantia from then on, and finished the season with 25 games played, 10 goals and 4 assists.


Each of the Big Three, and the BGL average a minimum of 14,000 in attendance per match. As Liga Magna is the only major league played indoors, most arenas are fitted for a minimum of 15,000 fans, with the largest at approximately 20,000. Many [[Liga Campiontia]] and [[Insignis Liga]] share venues, and achieve some of the highest attendance of fans due to the size of their respective stadiums.
Audaxa was named alternate captain midway through his second season with Termantia, in January 2018. He earned multiple accolades in the 2017–18 season, including Player of the Year, Most Improved Player, and the scoring title. In 55 games played, he scored 51 goals and 55 assists. His 51 goal season was the first 50+ goal season in the SuperLiga since the 1969–70 season.
===Oren HC Durotrige===
Audaxa's loan was not renewed following the 2017–18 season, and he joined Oren Durotrige of the [[Latini Campionata|Latin Championship League]] for 2018–19. At 19 years old, he was the youngest play to earn a spot on Durotrige's roster and found himself centering the second line. Audaxa earned rookie of the year honors, despite Durotrige finishing second to last in the regular season. Durotrige avoided relegation in 2018–19 in large part of Audaxa's contributions during the relegation playoffs, in which Durotrige had its only four game winning streak of the season; Audaxa contributed 7 goals and 5 assists in the four game relegation series. Another rare highpoint for the season was Durotrige's advancement to the quarterfinal of the [[King's Cup (Gelonia|King's Cup]], where the fell to eventual champion [[Gwer Durnovaria]].


With the exception of the BGL, these leagues range from 20 to 25 clubs. Both Liga Campiontia and Insignis Liga leagues field teams exclusively to Latium or its immediate territories, while Liga Magna includes teams from neighboring countries. All leagues, aside from the BGL, utilize some form of [[wikipedia:promotion and relegation|promotion and relegation]]. While rare, relocation can occur, but this often leads to the formation of a new club in a lower tier. When this occurs the relocated team is considered a new entity and a potential phoenix club may retain the original identity.
The following season, Durotrige again added more youth and Audaxa became first line center, on what was the youngest line in the Championship League. Audaxa was off to a record season, matching his season total from the previous year by the Christmas break. In his first 25 games played, he had 22 multi-point games. His record pace caught the attention of many teams around the world in the winter transfer window, most notably from [[Liga Magna|LMH]] powerhouses such as [[Gwer Durnovaria]], [[Alba Imperialis]], and [[Utica Internationalis]], as well as [[Ghantish Hockey League|GHL]] side YYYY. In what would be his last game with Durotrige, Audaxa earned his 7th hat-trick of the season. Throughout his time with Durotrige during the 2019–20 season, Audaxa averaged 2 points per game.


Professional [[wikipedia:Association football|Association football]] and [[wikipedia:lacrosse|lacrosse]] leagues have existed in Latium for over 100 years, in the form of [[Liga Campiontia]], [[Insignis Liga]] respectively. Hockey Campiontia, the predecessor to Liga Magna, was first formed in 1933, and folded during the [[Social War]]. Liga Magna is considered the legal successor to Hockey Campiontia, and played its first season in 1951.
===HC Gwer Durnovaria===
==Big Three leagues==
Audaxa was one of the most coveted players during the 2019 winter transfer window, earning interest from teams across multiple national leagues, including LMH, GHL, and [[Unified Hockey Association of Ottonia|UHA]]. On Christmas Day, Alba Imperialis made a {{LAS}}5 million offer for Audaxa. Hours later, the cash offer was matched by Utica Internationalis with the addition of player exchange and scheduling 2 friendly matches in upcoming seasons. On 27 December, Alba offered {{LAS}}7 million and home-home friendly matches.  
===Liga Campiontia===
{{see also|Liga Campiontia|Latin football league system}}
[[Liga Campiontia]], officially known as Imperialis Campiontia Calcitro (Anglic: ''Imperial Football Championship''), is the highest level of play for [[wikipedia:association football|association football]] in [[Latium]], and among the top leagues worldwide. Founded in 1889, Liga Campiontia is the oldest continuously extant professional team sports competition in Latium. While its composition and form of play has evolved since its founding, it currently consists of 20 clubs that play 38 games from August to May. as the top flight football league in Latium, it serves as the premier league in the [[Latin football league system]]. Following each season, three clubs are relegated and three are promoted from the division two league, [[Liga 2 Calcitro]]. The league champion receives an automatic place in the group stage of the [[BFFA Champions League]], as well as a placement in the [[Periclean Cup]] where it faces the regular season champion of its [[Perateia|Peratiean]] counterpart [[Eastern League]]. Teams that finish the regular season in positions second through four qualify for the Champions League, with teams finishing in positions five to seven in the [[BFFA Leagues Cup]]. [[Liga Campiontia]] is the only of the Big Three to not feature a post-season playoff tournament. It is the most popular sports league by television viewership, attendance, and revenue in Latium.
===Insignis Liga===
{{see also|Insignis Liga|Latin lacrosse league system}}
[[Insignis Liga]], officially known as Nationale Liga Insignis de Bastopila Sodalitas (Anglic: ''National Professional League of Lacrosse Societies''), is the top flight lacrosse league in the Latin lacrosse league system. It was established in 1934 following a merger of 20 clubs from the Nationale Liga and Imperialis Campiontia. 25 teams participate in a 48 game regular seasons that begins in March and ends in October, with a summer break in July. A post-season playoff was introduced in 1987, and crowns a playoff champion alongside a regular season champion. Insignis Liga boasts the second highest league attendance of the Big Three.
===Liga Magna===
{{see also|Liga Magna|Latin hockey league system}}
[[Liga Magna]], known as Delpha Liga Magna de Hockey Glaciei (Anglic: ''Major League of Ice Hockey'') for sponsorship purposes, is the youngest leagues of the Big Three, after it was established in 1950. The league features 25 clubs, growing from the 9 clubs featured in the league from its founding until 1962, playing a 60 game regular season from October to April. Liga Magna has featured 25 clubs since 1996. It became the first major Latin professional league to introduce a post-season playoff format, for the 1957–58 season. Since 1990, the playoff champion has faced off against the playoff champion of the [[Ghantish Hockey League]] for the [[Salacian Cup]] in a best of seven exhibition series.


==Other notable professional leagues==
League: Liga Magna
National sports journalists have made the argument for the inclusion of Liga 2 Calcitro, Canistriludium Liga, and [[Belisarian Gridiron League]] in the major professional sports leagues.
Seasons: 2019–20 (half); 2020–21
===Liga 2 Calcitro===
{{also|Liga 2 Calcitro}}
Liga 2 Calcitro, commonly referred to as Liga 2, is the second tier or the Latin football league system. The league features 22 clubs participating in a 42 game season. As the second level of the football system, it features the promotion of 3 clubs to Liga Campiontia through the league champion and a promotion playoff. Likewise, 3 clubs are relegated to Liga 3 Calcitro at the end of the season. It is rarely included in the major professional leagues due to its status as the second tier league in Latin football. Despite this status, it features a high level of competition, and commonly features an average attendance of at least 20,000. The league also plays well on television, with a strong presence due to its recent broadcast contracts and regional viewership.
===Canistriludium Liga===
{{also|Canistriludium Liga}}
[[Nationale Canistriludium Liga]] (NCL) is the top flight basketball league in Latium. It is the highest level of play in basketball within Latium. The league was first established in 1966 between 6 clubs based in eastern Latium, and 4 clubs in western Latium, primarily around Adrianople. Since 1970, the league has been operated by the Latin national basketball federation. Most of the oldest extant clubs are closely associated with sporting clubs that field teams in other sports such as football, lacross, or in less cases hockey. Since 2015, the NCL has consisted of 15 teams, and features promotion and relegation. Unlike other basketball leagues, the NCL's season runs from spring to fall in order to more easily fill arena space; however, the federation has recently explored moving the season to a more traditional fall to spring calendar.
===Belisarian Gridiron League===
{{also|Belisarian Gridiron League}}
The Belisarian Gridiron League is a international league of [[wikipedia:Gridiron football|gridiron football]] clubs throughout Belisaria. Despite holding a niche position in the Latin sporting world, the Belisarian Gridiron League is most often not included in the list of major professional leagues due to the multi-national basis of its league. Since 1999, three teams have been based in Latium: Gladiatores AHS<!--Alban Gridiron Society Gladiators-->, Adrianopolis SHS<!--Sabine Gridiron Society of Adrianople-->, and Lupi Ascanium<!--Ascanium Wolves-->. All three teams share venues with association football clubs in their cities. Due to the international nature of the league, it is the only top flight professional team sports league in Latium that is a closed league without promotion and relegation.


==Traits of the major leagues==
==International==
Liga Campiontia, Insignis Liga, and Liga Magna stand out among other sports leagues in Latium due to their business and economics, as well as the popularity, visibility both domestically and abroad, and the quality of play. All three leagues have substantial domestic and international broadcasting contracts, and draw athletes and fans from around the [[Ajax|world]].
==Personal life==
;Big three
==Career statistics==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
===Regular season and playoffs===
{| border="0" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="0"  style="width:60em; text-align:center;"
|- style="background:#e0e0e0;"
! colspan="3" style="background:#fff;"| &nbsp;
! rowspan="99" style="background:#fff;"| &nbsp;
! colspan="5" | Regular season
! rowspan="99" style="background:#fff;"| &nbsp;
! colspan="5" | Playoffs
! rowspan="99" style="background:#fff;"| &nbsp;
! colspan="5" | National cup
|- style="background:#e0e0e0;"
! Season
! Team
! League
! GP !! {{wp|Goal (ice hockey)|G}} !! {{wp|Assist (ice hockey)|A}} !! {{wp|Point (ice hockey)|Pts}} !! {{wp|Penalty (ice hockey)|PIM}}
! GP !! G !! A !! Pts !! PIM
! GP !! G !! A !! Pts !! PIM
|-
|-
!League || Sport || Year <br /> founded || Teams || Last <br /> expansion || Last <br /> contraction || Revenue <br /> [[Latin solidius|L$ (bn)]] || Average <br />attendance (2021)
| 2016–17
| HC Termantia
| [[Gelonian SuperLiga|SuperLiga]]
| 25 || 10 || 4 || 14 || 28
| —  || —  || —  || —  || —
| 1  || 0  || 0  || 0  || 4
|- style="background:#f0f0f0;"
| 2017–18
| HC Termantia
| SuperLiga
| 55 || 51 || 55 || 106 || 44
| 5 || 2 || 1 || 3 || 6
| 2  || 1  || 1  || 2  || 16
|-
|-
| [[Liga Campiontia]] || [[wikipedia:Association football|Association football]] || 1889 || 20 || 1952 || 1986{{sup|1}} || $x.x ||{{nts|39181}}
| 2018–19
| Oren HC Durotrige
| [[Latini Campionata|LHC]]
| 50 || 25 || 20 || 45 || 56
| —  || —  || —  || —  || —
| 3  || 3  || 0  || 3  || 10
|- style="background:#f0f0f0;"
| 2019–20
| Oren HC Durotrige
| LHC
| 27 || 33 || 21 || 54 || 9
| —  || —  || —  || —  || —
| 2  || 5  || 1 || 0  || 6
|-
|-
| [[Insignis Liga]] || [[wikipedia:Lacrosse|Lacrosse]] || 1934{{sup|2}} || 25 || 1987{{sup|3}} || n/a || $x.x ||{{nts|30199}}
| 2019–20
|-
| Gwer Durnovaria HC
| [[Liga Magna]] || [[Wikipedia:Ice hockey|Ice hockey]] || 1950 || 25 || 2021 || n/a{{sup|4}} || $x.x ||{{nts|15857}}
| [[Liga Magna|LMH]]
| 35 || 20 || 19 || 39 || 30
| 20 || 12 || 6 || 18 || 7
| —  || —  || —  || —  || —
|- style="background:#f0f0f0;"
| 2020-21
| Gwer Durnovaria HC
| LMH
| 59 || 39 || 37 || 76 || 29
| 11 || 6 || 5 || 11 || 24
| 6 || 10 || 8 || 18 || 0
|-
!
|- style="background:#e0e0e0;"
|- style="background:#e0e0e0;"
|- bgcolor="#e0e0e0"
! colspan="4"|SuperLiga totals
! 80
! 61
! 59
! 120
! 120
<!--playoff-->
! 5
! 2
! 1
! 3
! 6
<!--king's cup-->
! 3
! 1
! 1
! 2
! 20
|- bgcolor="#e0e0e0"
! colspan="4"|LHC totals
! 77
! 53
! 41
! 99
! 65
<!--playoff-->
! —
! —
! —
! —
! —
<!--king's cup-->
! 5
! 8
! 1
! 9
! 26
|- bgcolor="#e0e0e0"
! colspan="4"|LMH totals
! 94
! 59
! 56
! 115
! 59
<!--playoff-->
! 31
! 18
! 11
! 29
! 31
<!--National cups-->
! 6
! 10
! 8
! 18
! 0
|}
|}
{{ubl
===International===
|{{sup|1}} The latest contraction in came as a result of the league reducing the number of teams from 22 to 20 in 1986. The 1985 season saw the normal relegation of 3 clubs, but only the promotion of a single club from [[Liga 2|Liga 2 Calcitro]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center; width:40em"
|{{sup|2}} Insignis Liga was established in 1934 as a result of a merger between two competing leagues that were formed in 1904 and 1925 respectively.
|- ALIGN="center" bgcolor="#e0e0e0"
|{{sup|3}} In 1987, Insignis Liga expanded its field of competition from 22 to 25 teams when it instituted the post-season playoff system.
! Year
|{{sup|4}} While no contraction has occurred in Liga Magna, the 2022 summer off-season resulted in the departure of two Gelonian-based clubs to the newly formed [[Gelonian Superleague]]. Because the subsequent 2022-23 again fielded 25 clubs, it is not officially regarded as a league contraction according to [[Hockey Latium]] and league officials.
! Team
}}
! Event
;Other
! Result
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
! rowspan="99" bgcolor="#ffffff" | &nbsp;
|-
! GP
!League || Sport || Year <br /> founded || Teams || Last <br /> expansion || Last <br /> contraction || Revenue <br /> [[Latin solidius|L$ (bn)]] || Average <br />attendance (2021)
! G
|-
! A
| [[Liga 2 Calcitro]] || [[wikipedia:Association football|Association football]] || 1889 || 22 || 1952 || 1986{{sup|1}} || $x.x ||{{nts|21269}}
! Pts
! PIM
|-
|-
| [[Canistriludium Liga]] || [[wikipedia:Basketball|Basketball]] || 1970 || 15 || 2005{{sup|2}} || n/a || $x.x ||{{nts|9086}}
| [[2020 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship (Ajax)|2020]]
| [[Gelonia men's national ice hockey team|Gelonia]]
| [[World Ice hockey Tournament (Ajax)|WC]]
| 5th
| 4
| 3
| 2
| 5
| 7
|-
|-
| [[Belisarian Gridiron League]] || [[Wikipedia:American football|Gridiron]] || 1950 || 24{{sup|3}} || n/a || n/a || $x.x ||{{nts|12857}}{{sup|4}}
!
|- style="background:#e0e0e0;"
|- style="background:#e0e0e0;"
! colspan="4" | Senior totals
! 4 !! 3 !! 2 !! 5 !! 7
|}
|}
{{ubl
 
|{{sup|1}} The latest contraction in came as a result of the league reducing the number of teams from 22 to 20 in 1986. The 1985 season saw the normal relegation of 3 clubs, but only the promotion of a single club from Liga 2 Calcitro.
==Awards and honors==
|{{sup|2}} In 2005, Canistriludium Liga expanded from 12 to 15 clubs.
[[category:Latin's user page and sandboxes]]
|{{sup|3}} The intra-continental league consists of X teams, with 3 located within Latium.
|{{sup|4}} This number is the average attendance for teams based in Latium.
}}
==Relations between the major leagues==
Relations between the major leagues themselves remains minimal, due to competition for viewership, participation, sponsorship money, etc. However, strong relationships exist among teams found in all three leagues due to the commonplace of [[wikipedia:Sports club|sporting societies]] in professional and amateur athletics in [[Latium]]. As of 2021, X sporting clubs field teams in at least two of the major leagues. An additional X number of teams in each league feature shared ownership, though are not among the same sporting society. The shared ownership feature most commonly includes clubs in Liga Magna. Many teams in Liga Campiontia and Insignis Liga share match venues and training facilities due to the staggered nature of each league's regular season; however, this causes scheduling conflicts near the ends of each league's respective end.
==See also==
*[[Sport in Latium]]

Revision as of 01:03, 17 April 2023

Brennus Audaxa
Trevor Zegras 2023 (3).jpg
Audaxa with Oren Durotrige in 2018
Born (1999-07-30) 30 July 1999 (age 25)
Uxama, Gelonia
Height 6 ft 3 in (191 cm)
Weight 198 lb (90 kg; 14 st 2 lb)
Position Center
Shoots Right
LMH team
Former teams		 Gwer Durnovaria
Oren Durotrige
Termantia
National team  Gelonia
Playing career 2016–present

Brennus Audaxa (born 30 July 1999) is a Gelonian professional ice hockey player for Gwer Durnovaria HC of Liga Magna. He is primarily a center, but also plays on the wing, and occasionally defense on power plays.

Audaxa began his career playing for HC Termantia of the Gelonian SuperLiga, the local affiliate of Oren HC Durotrige. During the 2019–20 season, he was transferred to Gwer Durnovaria HC for $10 million. He made his first international appearance for the Gelonian national team in 2018, during an exhibition match against Sudmark. He made his World Championship debut in 2020, where he earned honors as All-Rookie Team.

Playing career

Minor

Audaxa played minor hockey for Uxama Argaela of the Roazhon Minor Hockey League, before joining the Oxonia Red Devils of the Oxonia Hockey Association. He led the Red Devils in scoring all 3 seasons he was a member of the team, setting the single season goal record of 80 goals in 2014–15. As a member of the Oxonia Red Devils, he won back-to-back-to-back national championships in 2013, 2014, and 2015.

HC Termantia

Due to his high level of minor-level performance, Audaxa gained the interest of a number of prominent Gelonian and Latin youth programs. Eventually, he joined Oren HC Durotrige, and was loaned to their Gelonian SuperLiga affiliate HC Termantia. Audaxa's first season with Termantia began with a rough start, failing to register a single goal in his first 15 games, and only earning his first assist after 7 games. Midway through the season, Audaxa was benched for 2 games for failing to attend practice and was rumored to have his loan terminated. However, an injury to teammate Celatus Tannia forced Audaxa back into the lineup. In his return game, Audaxa scored a natural hat-trick and earned a total of 7 points, which matched his season total up to that point. Audaxa was a regular fixture for Termantia from then on, and finished the season with 25 games played, 10 goals and 4 assists.

Audaxa was named alternate captain midway through his second season with Termantia, in January 2018. He earned multiple accolades in the 2017–18 season, including Player of the Year, Most Improved Player, and the scoring title. In 55 games played, he scored 51 goals and 55 assists. His 51 goal season was the first 50+ goal season in the SuperLiga since the 1969–70 season.

Oren HC Durotrige

Audaxa's loan was not renewed following the 2017–18 season, and he joined Oren Durotrige of the Latin Championship League for 2018–19. At 19 years old, he was the youngest play to earn a spot on Durotrige's roster and found himself centering the second line. Audaxa earned rookie of the year honors, despite Durotrige finishing second to last in the regular season. Durotrige avoided relegation in 2018–19 in large part of Audaxa's contributions during the relegation playoffs, in which Durotrige had its only four game winning streak of the season; Audaxa contributed 7 goals and 5 assists in the four game relegation series. Another rare highpoint for the season was Durotrige's advancement to the quarterfinal of the King's Cup, where the fell to eventual champion Gwer Durnovaria.

The following season, Durotrige again added more youth and Audaxa became first line center, on what was the youngest line in the Championship League. Audaxa was off to a record season, matching his season total from the previous year by the Christmas break. In his first 25 games played, he had 22 multi-point games. His record pace caught the attention of many teams around the world in the winter transfer window, most notably from LMH powerhouses such as Gwer Durnovaria, Alba Imperialis, and Utica Internationalis, as well as GHL side YYYY. In what would be his last game with Durotrige, Audaxa earned his 7th hat-trick of the season. Throughout his time with Durotrige during the 2019–20 season, Audaxa averaged 2 points per game.

HC Gwer Durnovaria

Audaxa was one of the most coveted players during the 2019 winter transfer window, earning interest from teams across multiple national leagues, including LMH, GHL, and UHA. On Christmas Day, Alba Imperialis made a $5 million offer for Audaxa. Hours later, the cash offer was matched by Utica Internationalis with the addition of player exchange and scheduling 2 friendly matches in upcoming seasons. On 27 December, Alba offered $7 million and home-home friendly matches.

League: Liga Magna Seasons: 2019–20 (half); 2020–21

International

Personal life

Career statistics

Regular season and playoffs

    Regular season   Playoffs   National cup
Season Team League GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM
2016–17 HC Termantia SuperLiga 25 10 4 14 28 — — — — — 1 0 0 0 4
2017–18 HC Termantia SuperLiga 55 51 55 106 44 5 2 1 3 6 2 1 1 2 16
2018–19 Oren HC Durotrige LHC 50 25 20 45 56 — — — — — 3 3 0 3 10
2019–20 Oren HC Durotrige LHC 27 33 21 54 9 — — — — — 2 5 1 0 6
2019–20 Gwer Durnovaria HC LMH 35 20 19 39 30 20 12 6 18 7 — — — — —
2020-21 Gwer Durnovaria HC LMH 59 39 37 76 29 11 6 5 11 24 6 10 8 18 0
SuperLiga totals 80 61 59 120 120 5 2 1 3 6 3 1 1 2 20
LHC totals 77 53 41 99 65 — — — — — 5 8 1 9 26
LMH totals 94 59 56 115 59 31 18 11 29 31 6 10 8 18 0

International

Year Team Event Result   GP G A Pts PIM
2020 Gelonia WC 5th 4 3 2 5 7
Senior totals 4 3 2 5 7

Awards and honors

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