Cameron Hebig’s latest week with the Tucson Roadrunners was the kind that turns a hot streak into a headline.
The AHL named the 29-year-old forward its Howies Hockey Tape/AHL Player of the Week for the period ending November 1, 2026 after he piled up four goals and seven points in three road games. Tucson won all three, stretched its winning streak to four games and pushed its point streak to nine. The Roadrunners have gone 7-0-2-0 since Oct. 9 and now sit atop the Pacific Division with 16 points.
Hebig did damage in every stop. On Wednesday in Coachella Valley, he set up two goals in Tucson’s 5-1 win over the Firebirds.
Two nights later in Ontario, he delivered two goals and an assist during a five-goal third period as the Roadrunners stormed back from a late two-goal deficit to win 5-4. He closed the week on Saturday by scoring twice at 11:35 and 15:18 of the second period in a 3-2 win over the Reign, again helping Tucson erase a two-goal hole and secure its second straight comeback victory.
He was the first star in both games at Ontario.
The honor is a notable one in Tucson history. Hebig became the eighth Roadrunners player to win Player of the Week and the first since Egor Sokolov on Oct. 28, 2024.
His early-season numbers back up the award. Hebig has 12 points, with nine goals and three assists, in 11 games and is tied for second in the AHL in goals while sitting tied for 10th in points.
The Saskatoon, Saskatchewan native now has 235 points, including 111 goals and 124 assists, in 463 career AHL games between Tucson and Bakersfield over nine seasons. He also stands as the Roadrunners’ franchise leader in games played with 368, goals with 97 and points with 199, while ranking tied for second in assists with 102, four behind Michael Bunting’s franchise mark of 106.
Hebig, an AHL All-Star in 2025, signed a two-year, two-way contract with the Utah Mammoth on July 17, 2025.
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