Islanders Prospect Report: Nov. 15, 2021

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Here are this week's updates on the Islanders prospects:

BERG BANKS THIRD GOAL OF THE SEASON

Cameron Berg tallied his third goal of the season for the University of Omaha-Nebraska Mavericks.
The Islanders' 2021 fourth rounder (125th overall) scored the sole goal in UNO's 5-1 loss in the weekend series split against St. Cloud State.
Berg now has five points (3G, 2A) this season through 11 games of his freshman season. He and UNO are ranked fifth in the NCHC with a 2-2 record and ranked 11th overall in the NCAA with 8-2-0 record.

Tweet from @SJSeaDogs: William Dufour gets the Sea Dogs on the board! 🚨 pic.twitter.com/NpHOQrTBXV

DUFOUR CONTINUES TO DOMINATE

William Dufour continues to dominate in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) with the Saint John Sea Dogs.
The Islanders' 2020 fifth rounder (152nd overall) scored three goals in his last two games to bring his season total up to 15 tallies, which is tied for the most in the entire QMJHL, and 27 points, which is the fourth most in the league.
Dufour posted a three-point (2G, 1A) effort to earn the first star of the game honors on Nov. 12 as Saint John defeated Shawinigan 6-3. The 19-year-old right winger scored twice including the game-winning goal while also dishing out one assist.
The following night on Nov. 13, Dufour also lit the lamp in Saint John's 4-2 loss to Chicoutimi.
Dufour and Saint John are ranked seventh overall in the Eastern Conference of the QMJHL with a 8-7-2 record.

KRYGIER DISHES OUT TWO HELPERS

Christian Krygier doubled his senior-season production as he dished out two assists for the Michigan State Spartans in their weekend series sweep over Ferris State.
The defenseman now has four points on four assists and 20 PIMs through 11 games with Michigan State.
Krygier and the Spartans rank sixth overall in the Big Ten with a 1-3-0 conference record and have an overall record of 6-5-1.

Tweet from @MerrimackMIH: GOALLLLL! Alex Jefferies with a ROCKET and we take the lead in the first minute!#GoMack pic.twitter.com/TZfSX7cuMz

JEFFERIES BURIES SECOND GOAL OF THE SEASON

Alex Jefferies notched his second goal of the season as he opened up scoring for the Merrimack Warriors' 6-5 loss to Maine on Nov. 12
Jefferies, who the Islanders selected 121st overall (2020, fourth round), now has six points (2G, 4A) through 11 games this season.
Jefferies and Merrimack are ranked ninth in Hockey East conference with a 3-6-0 conference record and are 5-7-0 overall this season.

TIKKANEN SECURES THIRD WIN WITH MODO

Henrik Tikkanen improved his record to 3-2-0 with MoDo of Hockey Allsvenskan, the second-highest league in the Swedish ice hockey system.
The Islanders' 2020 seventh rounder (214th overall) backstopped MoDo to a 3-1 victory over Mora on Nov. 14. The left catch now has a 2.77 GAA and a .907 SSV%.
Tikkanen and MoDo rank third overall in Hockey Allsvenskan with a 9-4-2 record.

Tweet from @SpiritHockey: Lenny was on 🔥 last weekend1-147/51 saves.921 SV% pic.twitter.com/hq6eHuboSW

LENNOX GRABS FOURTH WIN OF THE SEASON

Tristan Lennox registered his fourth win of the season with the Saginaw Spirit.
The Islanders' 2021 third rounder (93rd overall) made 23 saves on 25 shots on Nov. 12 as Saginaw defeated Flint 4-2. In doing so, the left catch improved his record to 4-3-0 and now has a 2.67 GAA and a .888 SV%.
Lennox and Saginaw are ranked seventh overall in the Western Conference of the OHL with a 6-5-1 record.
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