William Trudeau contributed to the Laval Rocket's season opener by scoring a goal in their 5-2 victory over the Providence Bruins. His performance adds to the team's offensive strength as they embark on a new season under head coach Pascal Vincent.

William Trudeau was among the defencemen sent down to the AHL's Laval Rocket as the Canadiens finalized their opening-day roster.

William Trudeau highlighted the presence of several players on the Laval Rocket capable of demonstrating leadership, noting that many newcomers have been leaders on their previous teams. He emphasized the importance of these players becoming comfortable in the locker room to contribute positively. Trudeau also stressed the necessity of a strong start to the season, reflecting on last year's struggles and the need for the team to be ready from the first game.

William Trudeau had a notable performance, providing two assists in the game. His contributions were key in the Canadiens' victory, including setting up the second goal scored by Nick Suzuki with a hard pass. Trudeau's playmaking ability was evident as he helped drive the offense, showcasing his skills in his pre-season debut.

William Trudeau recorded two assists in the game, showcasing his playmaking abilities and contributing significantly to Montreal's offensive effort. His strong performance helped set up key scoring opportunities, including Nick Suzuki's goal, highlighting his role as a vital part of the Canadiens' lineup during the preseason.