Lincolns and Maroons swap spots; Sailors back in GOHL Power Rankings
1. Cambridge Redhawks (26-1-0-0)
Last week: W 6-1 vs Caledonia, W 3-2 at Caledonia
The Redhawks racked up 56 shots on goal in the front-end of the home-and-home against the Corvairs — their 7th 50+ shot total of the season. Alexander Forrest scored in his 6th straight road game in the win over the Corvairs, as the Redhawks improved to 5-0-0-0 in one-goal games.
This week: Friday at Caledon | Saturday vs Welland
2. St. Catharines Falcons (22-2-2-0)
Last week: W 6-1 vs Caledon
The Falcons extended their point streak to seven (6-0-1-0) by defeating the Bombers for the third time in as many meetings, outscoring them 22-3 in those games. Second-year defenceman Benjamin Arnold (Niagara IceDogs, 2023) had a goal and an assist, extending his points streak to 6 games. He along with Caden Bell and Jordan Schanbacher give the Falcons 3 of the top 9 scoring defencemen in the league.
This week: Tuesday at #10 Port Colborne | Friday vs Caledonia
3. St. Marys Lincolns (18-6-2-0)
Last week: W 7-0 at Sarnia, W 5-2 vs #6 Chatham, W 5-4 at #6 Chatham
Blake Elzinga recorded his first hat trick since his first career GOHL game in 2023 and Vaughn Barr made 23 saves for his second shutout of the season in the win over Sarnia. Devun Colebrook had his first career 2-goal game in Friday’s home win over the Maroons. Colebrook scored the opening goal in the Lincolns’ second win over the Maroons in three days as St. Marys extended their winning streak to 4 games, during which they have outscored their opponents 26-7.
This week: Thursday vs #5 Stratford | Friday at St. Thomas
4. Elmira Sugar Kings (20-4-1-0)
Last week: L 3-4 at #9 Waterloo, W 4-0 at LaSalle
The Sugar Kings could not overcome a 4-1 deficit to the Warriors, failing to win in regulation for the 4th straight game. That streak was effectively ended in LaSalle where Reed Straus made 28 saves for his first shutout of the season and Sam Ratcliffe scored twice as Elmira improved to 2-0-1-0 against the Vipers. The 2nd place Sugar Kings now trail the first-place Maroons by 4 points with four games in hand.
This week: Friday at Listowel| Sunday vs St. Thomas
5. Stratford Warriors (16-3-1-2)
Last week: W 3-1 at St. Thomas, W 7-2 vs Sarnia
In the win over the Stars, Quinn Kipfer (North Bay Battalion, 2024) scored the game winner with 9 minutes left in the third period, and the Warriors had a season-high 61 shots on goal. Jonas Schmidt recorded his first career hat trick in the win over Sarnia, leading the Warriors to their 9th straight win. Stratford had their two highest shots on goal totals (61 and 63) of the season in the two wins.
This week: Thursday at #3 St. Marys | Friday vs #8 London | Sunday vs Listowel
6. Chatham Maroons (21-5-1-2)
Last week: W 5-1 at LaSalle, L 2-5 at #3 St. Marys, L 4-5 vs #3 St. Marys
Trevor Zanutto extended his goal streak to 4 games as the Maroons defeated the Vipers for the 6th straight time, outscoring LaSalle 38-10 over that span. Chatham’s 12-game road point streak came to an end in St. Marys, where the Maroons were held to a season-low 23 shots on goal. Aydan Doyle had assists in both away games to extend his road point streak to 12 games. Alexander Lisi (Owen Sound Attack, 2025) scored twice in the home loss to the Lincolns.
This week: Sunday vs LaSalle
7. Fort Erie Meteors (16-6-2-0)
Last week: W 4-0 vs Ayr, W 5-1 vs Port Colborne
In the win over the Centennials, Ethan Peperall (Brantford Bulldogs, 2024) had his first career hat trick and the Meteors defence allowed just 12 shots on Finn Moffett (Niagara IceDogs, 2023) in his second shutout of the season. Sam Tonelli had an assist against the Sailors to extend his points streak to 9 games. The Meteors have allowed a total of 6 goals during their current 6-game winning streak.
This week: Friday at #10 Port Colborne | Saturday vs Ayr
8. London Nationals (19-8-0-0)
Last week: W 6-3 vs #9 Waterloo, W 3-1 at Listowel
Team scoring leader Austen Pomerleau had 3 assists against the Siskins, leading the Nationals to their 4th straight win. London made it 5 straight with the victory over the Cyclones where Seth Coomber‘s goal with 4 minutes left in the third snapped a 1-1 tie and lifted the Nationals to their 3rd straight win on the road.
This week: Wednesday vs Komoka| Friday at #5 Stratford | Sunday at #9 Waterloo
9. Waterloo Siskins (14-7-3-1)
Last week: L 3-6 at #8 London, W 4-3 vs #4 Elmira, W 3-0 vs St. Thomas
The Siskins surrendered a season-high 6 goals in the loss to the Nationals. They rebounded in the win over the Sugar Kings in their league-leading 10th one-goal game of the season (5-1-3-1). Brock Grein made 28 saves for his league-leading 4th shutout of the season (all in his last 7 starts) in the win over the Stars, as Waterloo jumped one point ahead of St. Thomas for 6th place in the Western Conference standings.
This week: Saturday at Komoka | Sunday vs #8 London
10. Port Colborne Sailors (14-8-2-0)
Last week: W 5-3 vs Welland, L 1-5 at #7 Fort Erie, W 8-3 vs Caledon
Nicholas Gilby (Owen Sound Attack, 2024) scored with 52 seconds left in the third period to snap a 3-3 tie and lift the Sailors to the win over the Canadians. After the loss in Fort Erie, the Sailors opened a 5-game home stand with the convincing win over the Bombers. That win featured 8 different goal scorers — including Gilby with his second game winner of the week.
This week: Tuesday vs #2 St. Catharines | Friday vs #7 Fort Erie | Saturday vs Hamilton
Dropping out of Top 10: St. Thomas Stars (#10)
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