2009: Game 1, Midwestern Conference Qtr-final
Guelph Dominators 0 at Brantford Golden Eagles 15
Alex Szczechura (left): 4 goals, 3 assists; franchise record for goals in a playoff game; GOHL record for points in a playoff game
Luke Van Moerkerke: 5 assists; franchise playoff record
Chris Dunham & Mike McKinley: 1 goal, 4 assists each
2010: Port Colborne Pirates 2 at Stoney Creek Warriors 11
Jordan Gignac (left): career high 6 points (3G, 3A); 2nd consecutive hat-trick; franchise record 5th shorthanded goal of season
Cody Wilson: 3 assists; franchise record for assists in a season by a defenceman (47)
2010: Cambridge Winter Hawks 6 at Guelph Hurricanes 4
Cody Hall: 39th and 40th goals of season; 2nd GOHL player to score 100 career goals
2011: Brantford Golden Eagles 5 at Owen Sound Greys 2
Keegan Ackerland (OSG): 1 goal; franchise records for goals in a season (39*), points in a season (68), shorthanded goals in a season/career (8); *3rd most by a rookie in GOHL history
2011: Elmira Sugar Kings 5 at Stratford Cullitons 2
Mitch McCrank (SFD): 1 assist; franchise record for assists by a rookie (46); T-3rd most in GOHL history
2011: Port Colborne Pirates 5 at St. Catharines Falcons 4
Brett Sinclair (SCF): 43rd appearance of season; GOHL record for rookie goaltenders
2011: Thorold Blackhawks 4 at Niagara Falls Canucks 2
THB: franchise records for wins (38), points (78), goals scored (251) and fewest losses (11) in a season
Eric McClure: 1 goal, 1 assist: franchise record for career shorthanded goals (10); tied franchise record for shorthanded goals in a season (6)
Jake Braun (left): tied franchise record for career games played by a defenceman (163) set six days earlier by teammate Blake Kerling
2012: Elmira Sugar Kings 2 at Brantford Golden Eagles 3 (SO)
Brett Appio scored the winner in the fifth round of the shootout to give the Golden Eagles their 2nd consecutive shootout win and franchise record 4th of the season
Mike Rebry: 1 goal; franchise record for goals scored by a rookie (28)
This was the last regular season game for the Golden Eagles; the franchise moved to Caledonia and was renamed the Corvairs for the 2012-13 season
2012: Thorold Blackhawks 4 at Stoney Creek Warriors 1
Colt Kennedy and Greg Cerilli each scored 2 goals and Evan Buitenhuis made 23 saves as the Blackhawks set a franchise record for fewest goals allowed in a season (126); Kennedy’s second goal tied a franchise record for game winning goals in a season (6)
2012: Waterloo Siskins 6 at Guelph Hurricanes 5
Colin Furlong (GUE): 39 saves; franchise record for appearances in a season (41)
2012: Stratford Cullitons 7 at Cambridge Winter Hawks 5
Chett Binning had 2 goals and an assist as the Cullitons set franchise records for wins (40), points (81), goals (259) and fewest losses (10) in a season, claiming 2nd place in the conference – their highest finish since a first place finish in 2004
Brad McClure: 1 goal; franchise records for career goals (95) and goals in a season (44)
Taylor Dupuis: 26 saves; franchise record for wins by a rookie (20)
2016: Chatham Maroons 6 at Sarnia Legionnaires 3
Teddy McGeen: 1 goal; tied GOHL record with 9th shorthanded goal of season
2016: Pelham Panthers 3 at Thorold Blackhawks 15
Brendan D’Agostino (left): career high 6 assists (franchise record for assists in a game)
Jake Lloyd: career high 6 points (2G, 4A)
Perth Swick: career high 5 assists
Josh Astorino: 28 saves; franchise record 41st appearance of season
THB: franchise records for goals scored in a game and goals in third period (7)
2016: Listowel Cyclones 5 at Brantford 99ers 2
Tyler Fassl (left): 30 saves; franchise records for wins in a season (30), appearances in a season (46, second most in GOHL history)
Kyle Walker (BFD): 1 assist; franchise record for points by a rookie (54)
2017: Pelham Panthers 0 at Caledonia Corvairs 8
Bradley Van Schubert made 12 saves for his second shutout in three games and Brandon Lindberg closed the scoring with his 2nd goal of the game – and 42nd of the season – as the Corvairs set a GOHL record with their 353rd goal of the season, tied their GOHL record of 91 points in a season, and claimed their 6th consecutive regular season conference title
2017: Elmira Sugar Kings 4 at Cambridge Winter Hawks 1
Jonathan Reinhart: 44 saves for 29th win of season and 78th of career* (both franchise records); 38th game of season and 107th of career (both franchise record for goaltenders); *2nd most career wins in GOHL history.
Matt MacKay scored the lone goal for the Winter Hawks in the team’s last regular season game; the franchise folded after 35 years in Cambridge
2017: Listowel Cyclones 5 at Guelph Hurricanes 4
Jamie Huber scored 2 goals – including the game winner – and the Cyclones claimed their first regular-season league/conference title in their Junior ‘B’ history (since 1979)
2017: Leamington Flyers 8 at Lambton Shores Predators 3
Cale Markham scored the third and final goal for the Predators in the team’s last regular season game in Lambton Shores; the team moved to Komoka and was renamed the Kings for the 2017-18 season
2018: Caledonia Corvairs 3 at Pelham Panthers 0
Brandon McCorriston made 15 saves for his 5th shutout and the Corvairs tied their GOHL records of 45 wins and 91 points, and claimed their 7th consecutive regular season conference title
2018: Listowel Cyclones 2 at Brampton Bombers 3 (OT)
Jakob Lee scored in the third period to force overtime as the Cyclones set franchise records for points in 18 consecutive away games (16 wins, 2 OT losses, tied for 2nd longest in GOHL history); and for points (88), goals scored (232), fewest losses (5), fewest goals allowed (99) in a season, claiming their 2nd straight regular season conference title
Blake Nichol (LIS): 219th career regular season game; franchise record for defencemen
Patrick Del Vecchio: 1 assist; tied franchise record with 35th assist of season
Hughie Sheppard scored the winner in overtime for the Bombers
2018: St. Marys Lincolns 2 at St. Thomas Stars 9
Adam Keyes had a goal and 4 assists for his first career 5-point game, Russell Oldham scored 3 goals in his third career GOHL game, and Jesse Hodgson made 26 saves as the Stars set franchise records for fewest losses (16) and fewest goals allowed (154) in a season
2018: Brantford 99ers 3 at Elmira Sugar Kings 4 (OT)
Ethan Skinner (left): 1 goal, 1 assist; franchise career records for goals (105), assists (155), points (260)
Christian Polillo (BFD): 2 goals; franchise records for goals (26) and points (60) in a season, and career games played (148)
Jack Gafney (BFD): 1 assist; tied franchise record for assists in a season (36)
2018: St. Catharines Falcons 4 at Niagara Falls Canucks 2
Owen Savory: 32 saves for 30th win of season and 58th of career in 78th career appearance (all franchise records)
2018: London Nationals 4 at Chatham Maroons 2
Kyle Dawson and Max Vinogradov each scored 2 goals and David Ovsjannikov made 34 saves as the Nationals set a franchise record for fewest goals allowed in a season (121) and claimed the Western Conference regular-season title
2022: Hamilton Kilty B’s 4 at St. Catharines Falcons 3
Nathan Phillips scored the winner 41 seconds into overtime to give the Kilty B’s their franchise record 40th win of the season
2023: Brantford Bandits 2 at Caledon Bombers 3 (OT)
Brady Hunter: franchise record for fastest goal at start of overtime (22 seconds)
2023: Elmira Sugar Kings 1 at Cambridge Redhawks 2
Tanner Bibby: 1 goal; franchise record for goals in a season (36)
Hayden Sabourin (ELM): 24 saves; franchise record 1.71 GAA, 5th best season in GOHL history
2023: Hamilton Kilty B’s 5 at Fort Erie Meteors 3
HAM: tied franchise records for points (81) and fewest losses (7) in a season
2023: LaSalle Vipers 6 at Komoka Kings 4
Omar Hage (KOM): 47 saves; franchise career records for minutes played (4057) and save percentage (.901)
2023: Sarnia Legionnaires 4 at London Nationals 3
Owen McGowan (LON): 1 assist; franchise career records for assists (57) and points (76) by a defenceman
2023: Thorold Blackhawks 1 at Caledonia Corvairs 2
Christian Lynch (THB): 37 saves; franchise rookie records for wins (18), save percentage (.922)
2024: Brantford Bandits 1 at Stratford Warriors 6
Jaxon Broda (left): season high 5 points (1G, 4A)
Michael Denney: 1 goal; franchise record for power play goals by a rookie (11)
