Redhawks on verge of history, Meteors make biggest move in GOHL Power Rankings
1. Cambridge Redhawks (23-0-0-0)
Last week: W 5-2 at Port Colborne, W 5-1 vs Brantford
Sam Savery scored 2 goals — including the game winner — against the Sailors and the Redhawks had 50+ shots on goal for the 6th time this season enroute to their 22nd straight win. Cambridge moved 2 wins shy of the league record of 25 consecutive wins with the victory over the Titans, where Reid Gammage had a goal and an assist for his 142nd career point, surpassing Craig Martini as the franchise’s leading scorer in GOHL history.
This week: Friday at #7 St. Marys | Saturday vs Port Colborne
2. Elmira Sugar Kings (18-2-1-0)
Last week: W 7-5 at #3 Chatham, W 3-2 (OT) vs #7 St. Marys
In what was arguably Elmira’s biggest win of the season, Sam Ratcliffe recorded his first career hat trick as the Sugar Kings extended their point streak to 14 games (13-0-1-0) with the win over the Maroons. Kyle Morey had 3 assists, the last of which was his 100th career GOHL point. Ryan Cornfield scored his league-leading 8th power play goal and Morey extended his personal point streak to 12 games with 2 points including the OT winner (video) against his former team in the win over the Lincolns, avenging a 5-2 loss to St. Marys in September — the last time the Sugar Kings suffered a loss before their current 15-game point streak.
This week: Saturday at Brantford | Sunday vs Hamilton
3. St. Catharines Falcons (18-2-2-0)
Last week: W 3-2 vs Ayr, W 4-0 at Caledonia
James Elliott (Soo Greyhounds, 2024) scored the winner against the Centennials with 8 minutes left in the third period to give the Falcons their 8th one-goal win of the season. Jacob Ceranic (North Bay Battalion, 2024) made 24 saves for his first shutout of the season and third of his career, and Caden Bell (Niagara IceDogs, 2025) scored his 6th power play goal of the season — most among GOHL defencemen — as the Falcons handed the Corvairs their 8th straight loss.
This week: Thursday at Brantford | Friday vs Welland | Sunday at #9 Waterloo
4. Chatham Maroons (18-3-1-2)
Last week: L 5-7 vs #2 Elmira, W 4-2 vs Pelham
In the loss to the Sugar Kings, the Maroons had their 13-game point streak (11-0-1-1) abruptly ended. They allowed 4 power play goals, were outshot 52-36 and surrendered 6 or more goals in consecutive home games for the first time since October of 2014. They bounced back by allowing just 2 goals against the Panthers in the 3rd-ever meeting between the two clubs. The Maroons were perfect 4/4 on the penalty kill, improving their PK rank from 22nd to 20th in the league at 72.4%.
This week: Friday at Caledon | Sunday vs Sarnia
5. Stratford Warriors (13-3-1-2)
Last week: W 7-5 vs #10 St. Thomas, W 3-2 (OT) vs Strathroy
In the win over the Stars, the Warriors scored 7 goals in consecutive home games, extending their win streak to 6 games. It was their 8th straight win at the Allman since losing their home-opener on Sep.19. Both streaks were extended when Max Wildfong (Saginaw Spirit, 2025) scored the overtime winner (video) against the Rockets. Jonas Schmidt has points in each of his 6 games since his return to the Warriors lineup after a 6-game absence and is now the team’s leading scorer with 18 points.
This week: Friday vs #9 Waterloo | Sunday at Pelham
6. Fort Erie Meteors (12-6-2-0)
Last week: W 3-1 vs Hamilton, W 7-3 vs Welland
In his third game as a Meteor, Dylan Greenwald scored his first goal to help Fort Erie win their first meeting of the season against the Kilty B’s. In the win over the Canadians, Greenwald had a goal and 2 assists and Sam Tonelli had his second 4-assist game of the season as the Meteors took sole possession of 3rd place in the Eastern Conference standings. Fort Erie’s power play (25.0%) and penalty kill (87.2%) units each rank 3rd in the league.
This week: Thursday at Sarnia | Saturday vs Hamilton
7. St. Marys Lincolns (14-6-2-0)
Last week: L 0-4 at Listowel, L 2-3 (OT) at #2 Elmira
In the first of two visits to Listowel in five days, the Lincolns suffered their second shutout loss in their last 3 games. Oliver Lacko scored both goals in the loss to the #2 Sugar Kings as the Lincolns dropped to 0-2 in games decided in overtime this season. To stop their 2-game skid, the Lincolns will have to find a way to do something no other team has done this season … defeat the Cambridge Redhawks.
This week: Friday vs #1 Cambridge
8. London Nationals (15-8-0-0)
Last week: L 2-4 vs Strathroy, W 6-1 vs LaSalle
The Nationals had won 10 straight against the Rockets (Dec.10, 2022) before the loss on Wednesday, as their home record dropped to 5-5-0-0. London rebounded with their second win in as many games against the Vipers. Alexandre Campeau (London Knights, 2025) had 2 goals and an assist for his third multi-point effort in his last 4 games, and Austen Pomerleau had 2 assists for his 100th and 101st career points in the GOHL.
This week: Wednesday vs Brantford | Sunday at Welland
9. Waterloo Siskins (12-5-3-1)
Last week: W 4-0 at Sarnia, W 11-0 vs Sarnia
Brock Grein made a total of 39 saves, earning his 2nd and 3rd shutouts in his last 4 starts as the Siskins swept a pair of games against the winless Legionnaires, outscoring Sarnia 15-0 and holding a combined shots on goal advantage of 106-39 in the two games. Their reward is a pair of match-ups against Top-5 opponents next week.
This week: Friday at #5 Stratford | Sunday vs #3 St. Catharines
10. St. Thomas Stars (13-8-0-1)
Last week: L 7-5 at #5 Stratford, W 5-1 vs Komoka
The Stars surrendered 7 goals in the away loss to Stratford, matching the 7 combined goals they had allowed in their previous 4 road games. With the help of a couple of Sarnia Sting prospects, St. Thomas rebounded with the win over the Kings. Cole Edmundson had a goal and 2 assists and Myles Dunn scored in his second straight game after a 6-game goal drought.
This week: Thursday at Hamilton | Friday vs Komoka
Dropping out of Top 10: Port Colborne Sailors (#10)
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