Falcons move up, Warriors make first appearance in GOHL Power Rankings
1. Fort Erie Meteors (12-0-0-0)
Last two weeks: (3-0-0-0)
W 8-7 at PCS, W 5-0 vs HAM, W 2-0 at WAT
In the dramatic 8-7 win over the Sailors, Zack Forwell (Erie Otters, 2026) notched his first career GOHL hat trick in style by scoring the winner shorthanded with 53 seconds left in the game as the Meteors erased a 7-4 deficit with 4 unanswered goals in the last 10 minutes, improving their record to 4-0 in one-goal games. It was Forwell’s league-leading third shorthanded goal of the season. After allowing 7 goals in a game for the first time in over two years, the Meteors posted back-to-back shutout wins with rookie netminder Tanner Gibson (Erie Otters, 2026) earning his first two GOHL shutouts.
Next two weeks:
Fri. at #4 CAM | Sat. vs LAS | Fri. Nov.6 at #9 SFD | Sat. Nov.7 vs #10 AYR
2. St. Marys Lincolns (13-1-0-0)
Last two weeks: (4-0-0-0)
W 13-1 vs WEL, W 9-3 at KOM, W 6-0 at SAR, W 3-2 (SO) at #5 STT
In the win over the Canadians, Blake Elzinga tied a franchise record with his second career 6-point game as the Lincolns set a new franchise record for goals in a game. GOHL scoring leader Ryan Hodkinson (Oshawa Generals, 2022) had two goals and an assist in the win over the Legionnaires for his 7th straight multi-point game. Owen Bruining (Barrie Colts, 2023) also scored against Sarnia to extend his goal streak to 5 games. The Lincolns had 59 shots on goal but need a shootout to down the Stars for their 11th straight win and 8th straight on the road, with Hodkinson scoring the shootout winner. The Lincolns lead the league in goals scored per game (6.3) and goals allowed per game (2.1)
Next two weeks:
Fri. vs ELM | Thu. Nov.5 at SAR | Fri. Nov.6 vs #7 CHA | Sun. Nov.8 at #8 LIS
3. St. Catharines Falcons (13-3-0-0)
Last two weeks: (4-1-0-0)
W 7-2 vs HAM, W 3-2 at PEL, W 5-4 (OT) at #10 AYR, W 2-1 vs #7 CHA, L 2-4 at SRY
The Falcons rallied from a 4-2 deficit against the Centennials with Matthew Klatil scoring the tying goal with 47 seconds left in the third period and Miras Zhumabay (Niagara IceDogs, 2026) scoring the winner 21 seconds into overtime. There were more late heroics in the win over the Maroons when Matteo Gauthier scored the game winner with 1:09 left in the third as the Falcons improved to 4-1 against ranked teams have outscored their opponents 24-5 in the third period. Trent Enns (Soo Greyhounds, 2025) leads all GOHL rookie defencemen with 15 points.
Next two weeks:
Fri. vs LON| Fri. Nov.6 vs SCG | Sat. Nov.7 at #4 CAM
4. Cambridge Redhawks (11-2-1-0)
Last two weeks: (2-1-1-0)
W 7-3 vs SCG, W 7-0 at WEL, L 3-4 (OT) at #6 CAL, L 2-5 vs WAT
Reid Gammage (London Knights, 2023) scored twice and added an assist to record his 200th career GOHL point in the win over the Generals. Braden Reilly (Kitchener Rangers, 2026) scored his 6th power play goal — most among GOHL rookies — and Aidan Hill (Ottawa 67’s, 2023) recorded his 3rd career shutout and his league-leading 11th win of the season in the victory over Welland. One piece of good news from the loss to the Siskins … the Redhawks’ penalty kill was 2/2 and remains perfect on home ice (19/19) this season. If the Redhawks are to snap their two-game slide, they’ll have to defeat the #1 Meteors on Friday.
Next two weeks:
Fri. vs #1 FEM | Sun. at PEL | Thu. Nov.5 at #10 AYR | Sat. Nov.7 vs #3 SCF | Sun. Nov.8 at WAT
5. St. Thomas Stars (9-2-0-1)
Last two weeks: (1-1-0-1)
L 1-4 at #9 SFD, W 6-2 vs LAS, L 2-3 (SO) vs #2 SMY
Charlie Weiss (London Knights, 2025) — who was listed in the NHL Central Scouting Preliminary rankings on Monday — made 34 saves against the Vipers for his first career GOHL win. The Stars led the Lincolns 2-0 before dropping their first points on home ice in the shootout loss and are now 6-0-0-1 at the Joe Thornton C.C. Dylan Durno (Owen Sound Attack, 2024) made 56 saves in his fourth 40+ save game of the season, improving his league-leading save percentage to .956. The Stars have outscored their opponents 17-4 in the first period.
Next two weeks:
Thu. at SAR | Fri. vs #9 SFD | Sun. at ELM | Wed. Nov.4 at LON | Fri. Nov.6 vs KOM | Sun. Nov.8 at WEL
6. Caledonia Corvairs (12-2-1-0)
Last two weeks: (3-1-0-0)
L 0-3 vs WAT, W 4-3 (OT) vs #4 CAM, W 8-3 at BFD, W 3-2 (OT) vs PEL
After a disappointing home shutout loss to the Siskins, the Corvairs responded with a big win over the Redhawks, with Jack Gallo scoring the OT winner (video). It was the Corvairs’ league-leading 6th game against ranked opponents (3-2-1-0). Nolan Gerow (Peterborough Petes, 2026) scored 4 goals and added an assist in the win over the Titans. The Corvairs rallied from a 2-0 deficit against the Panthers with three unanswered goals, including the tying goal with 38 seconds left in the third and the winner by Alex Taylor (Owen Sound Attack, 2025) 16 seconds into overtime (video) to give the Corvairs their second overtime win in their last 3 games.
Next two weeks:
Fri. at PCS | Sun. at WEL | Sat. Nov.7 vs PCS | Sun. Nov.8 at PEL
7. Chatham Maroons (10-4-0-0)
Last two weeks: (2-1-0-0)
W 6-3 at SAR, W 3-2 (OT) vs SRY, L 1-2 at #3 SCF, L 3-6 at #10 AYR
Parker Nyitray recorded his first career GOHL hat trick in win over the Legionnaires, and scored the OT winner against the Rockets to give the Maroons their 4th straight home win. Chatham outshot the Falcons 33-21 but lost on a late goal. The Maroons suffered consecutive losses for the first time this season in the defeat to the Centennials and are now 1-4 against ranked opponents. Chatham’s power play is 0/13 in their last three games.
Next two weeks:
Sun. vs #8 LIS | Fri. Nov.6 at #2 SMY | Sun. Nov.8 vs LAS
8. Listowel Cyclones (9-3-3-0)
Last two weeks: (5-1-0-0)
W 4-3 at LAS , W 4-1 vs ELM, L 1-6 at #9 SFD, W 2-1 at LON, W 4-2 vs SAR, W 4-1 vs SCG
Shayne Keefe scored his league-leading 3rd and 4th game winning goals in the wins over the Sugar Kings and Legionnaires. Michael Pavlovic (Flint Firebirds, 2025) had a pair of goals in the win over Sarnia. Lyndon Cabral (Erie Otters, 2025) scored twice and added an assist against the Generals to help the Cyclones extend their winning streak to three games during which they’ve allowed a total of 4 goals.
Next two weeks:
Fri. vs SRY | Sun. at #7 CHA | Fri. Nov.6 vs LON | Sun. Nov.8 vs #2 SMY
9. Stratford Warriors (8-3-0-1)
Last two weeks: (4-0-0-1)
W 4-3 at LON, W 4-1 vs #5 STT, W 6-1 vs #8 LIS, L 2-3 (SO) vs SRY, W 4-3 at ELM
The Warriors improved to 3-2 against ranked opponents with the decisive victory over the Cyclones with McQuen HayLock scoring the winner, extending his goal streak to 5 games. That streak, as wells as the Warriors’ 7-game win streak were both ended in the shootout loss to the Rockets. The Warriors extended their point streak to 9 games (8-0-0-1) with the one-goal win in Elmira.
Next two weeks:
Fri. at #5 STT | Sat. at SRY | Fri. Nov.6 vs #1 FEM
10. Ayr Centennials (7-3-2-0)
Last two weeks:
(2-0-1-0) W 9-4 at BFD, L 4-5 (OT) vs #3 SCF, W 6-3 vs #7 CHA
In the win over the Titans, Robert Matson (Guelph Storm, 2025) tied a franchise record with 4 goals and added an assist. After the tough OT loss to the Falcons in which they surrendered a third period 4-2 lead, the Centennials rebounded with an impressive win over the Maroons with 2-goal efforts from Matson and Kyle Henneberry (London Knights, 2024). It was their first win in four games against ranked opponents this season.
Next two weeks:
Thu. vs PCS | Sun. at WAT | Thu. Nov.5 vs #4 CAM | Sat. Nov.7 at #1 FEM | Sun. Nov.8 vs HAM
Dropping out of Top 10: Waterloo Siskins (#8)
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