On This Day … February 16th

2008:  Thorold Blackhawks 6 at Stoney Creek Warriors 5
CJ Dickson:  career high 4 goals
Ryan Bellows:  second 6-point game of season (1G, 5A)

2008:  Petrolia Jets 6 at Strathroy Rockets 12
Kyle Greenside had a career high 4 points (2G, 2A) as the Rockets set a franchise record for goals scored in a home game

2008:  Kitchener Dutchmen 6 at Brantford Golden Eagles 2
Tony Blyde:  2 goals;  franchise record for goals by a rookie (24)
Jack Mullan (BGE) (left):  GOHL record 9th shorthanded goal of season

2008:  Stratford Cullitons 6 at Owen Sound Greys 5 (OT)
Shane Heffernan:  2 goals;  franchise record 5th shorthanded goal of season

2012:  St. Thomas Stars 1 at Leamington Flyers 4
Marcus Michalski (STT):  1 goal:  franchise record for career power play goals by a defenceman (10)

2013:  Brampton Bombers 0 at Cambridge Winter Hawks 1
Lucas Machalski:  30 saves;  2nd consecutive shutout

2013:  Leamington Flyers 3 at Lambton Shores Predators 5
Adam Arseneault:  1 goal, 1 assist;  franchise record 33rd career power play goal
Brandon Campbell (left):  27 saves;  franchise career records for wins (31), GAA (3.59), appearances (75) and for wins in a season (17)

2013:  Thorold Blackhawks 4 at Stoney Creek Warriors 3 (SO)
Joel Forestell:  1 goal;  franchise record 74th career goal

2014:  Niagara Falls Canucks 7 at Port Colborne Pirates 4
Mat White scored the fourth and final goal for the Pirates in their last regular season game in Port Colborne;  the team moved to Pelham and was renamed the Panthers for the 2014-15 season

2014:  Brampton Bombers 7 at Kitchener Dutchmen 4
Scott Patton:  24 saves;  franchise records for wins in a season (13), best GAA in a season (3.03) and best save percentage by a rookie (.907)

2014:  St. Thomas Stars 4 at Chatham Maroons 8
Michael Verboom:  3 assists;  31st GOHL player to score 200 career points

2016:  St. Catharines Falcons 10 at Pelham Panthers 2
Jake Evans:  4 goals, 6 points (both career highs)

2016:  Guelph Hurricanes 1 at Kitchener Dutchmen 2 (OT)
Alex Demrovsky scored the OT winner and the Dutchmen tied a franchise record with their 5th overtime win of the season

2017:  Brampton Bombers 2 at Brantford 99ers 4
Deaglan Small (BRM):  2 goals;  franchise record for goals in a season by a defenceman (10)

2018:  Elmira Sugar Kings 3 at Listowel Cyclones 5
Ethan Skinner (ELM):  1 assist;  13th GOHL player to score 250 career points

2018:  Brantford 99ers 2 at Stratford Warriors 8
Kameron Shearer:  career high 5 points (1G, 4A)

2018:  Caledonia Corvairs 8 at Niagara Falls Canucks 1
Sean O’Brien and Owen Lane each scored 2 goals and the Corvairs clinched their 7th consecutive regular season conference title

2018:  Thorold Blackhawks 2 at St. Catharines Falcons 4
Dakota Miskolczi scored two goals as the Falcons set a franchise record with points in 18 consecutive home games (14 wins, 1 tie, 3 OT losses)

2019:  London Nationals 8 at Strathroy Rockets 5
Adam Keyes:  5 assists, 6 points (both career highs)

2020:  Listowel Cyclones 1 at Elmira Sugar Kings 2 (OT)
Brody Waters scored the OT winner to give the Sugar Kings their franchise record 6th overtime win of the season

2023:  London Nationals 12 at Sarnia Legionnaires 2
Sam O’Reilly:  3 goals, 5 points (both season highs)

2024:  Elmira Sugar Kings 0 at Listowel Cyclones 4
Dixon Grimes made 34 saves for his first of two consecutive shutouts as the Cyclones’ win set a franchise record for points in 18 consecutive home games (17 wins, 1 SO loss)

2024:  LaSalle Vipers 3 at St. Thomas Stars 2
Tre Altiman:  38 saves;  franchise records for save percentage in a career (.924) and in a season (.927);  tied franchise record for appearances in a season (38)

2026:  Caledon Bombers 2 at Ayr Centennials 9
Carter Lewandowski:  career high 5 points (1G, 4A)

2026:  Brantford Titans 0 at Cambridge Redhawks 4
Alexander Forrest (left):  2 goals, 2 assists;  tied franchise record for goals by a defenceman (15)
Cameron Fries:  2 goals, 1 assists;  franchise record 15th career game winning goal

2026:  Port Colborne Sailors 0 at Fort Erie Meteors 1
Sam Tonelli scored in the first minute of the third period for the only goal of the game, tying the GOHL record with his 22nd career game-winning goal and setting the Meteors franchise record for career game-winning goals (21)