Boston Jr. Bruins 18U
Legault offers a junior staff a candidate for closer youth-to-junior assessment. His movement and puck-management foundation makes the recruitment case about the quality of his possessions, with a smaller completed youth workload limiting role certainty.
The described tools connect coverage of the first shot to management of the rebound. A club should test whether that control persists when contact occurs through traffic and attackers reach loose pucks more quickly.
His placement credits a positive youth stopping record without treating a limited assignment as proof of full-season junior reliability. There is a practical development case, with workload and pace still requiring a firmer test.
The next step is demonstrating his habits through a longer stretch of responsibility. In individual evaluations, first-save balance and the location of saved pucks should receive particular attention before judging his likely junior role.
His 2025–26 record with Boston Jr. Bruins 18U lists 20 appearances, with a 2.57 goals-against average and a .937 save percentage.