Lincolns ride 15-game win streak to top of GOHL Power Rankings
1. St. Marys Lincolns (17-1-0-0)
Last two weeks: (4-0-0-0)
W 6-1 vs ELM, W 5-1 at SAR, W 6-5 vs #6 CHA, W 6-1 at #8 LIS
In the win over the Sugar Kings, GOHL scoring leader Ryan Hodkinson (Oshawa Generals, 2022) had a goal and an assist, setting new franchise records for career assists (114) and for assists in 15 consecutive games. After the Lincolns surrendered a 4-1 lead against the Maroons, Blake Elzinga scored the winner with three minutes left in the third period. The Lincolns extended their winning streak to 15 with the victory in Listowel, improving to 4-1 against ranked opponents. Since allowing five goals in a 6-5 win over Stoney Creek on Sep.25, rookie netminder Kobe Nadalin is 7-0 with a 0.73 GAA, .966 Save% and 2 shutouts. The Lincolns have now scored 6 or more goals in 11 of 18 games.
Next two weeks:
Fri. vs #6 CHA | Sat. Nov.21 vs SFD | Sun. Nov.22 at ELM
2. Cambridge Redhawks (16-2-1-0)
Last two weeks: (5-0-0-0)
W 5-1 vs #3 FEM, W 7-0 at PEL, W 4-3 (OT) at #10 AYR, W 3-2 (OT) vs #7 SCF, W 7-1 at #9 WAT
The Redhawks avenged a 7-4 loss to the Meteors earlier in the month with a convincing win, handing Fort Erie their first loss of the season. Cambridge scored 6 first period goals in the shutout win over the Panthers. Cole Crawford (Kitchener Rangers, 2025) scored 47 seconds into overtime in the win over the Centennials. Tyler Graham (Oshawa Generals, 2022) gave the Redhawks their second straight OT win over a ranked team when he scored the overtime winner against the Falcons. He scored his league-leading 17th and 18th goals of the season in the win over the Siskins. In that game, Jack D’Arcy (Flint Firebirds, 2023) — who leads all GOHL defencemen with 27 points — had his 12-game point streak ended.
Next two weeks:
Sat. vs PEL | Fri. at #7 SCF | Sat. Nov.21 vs PEL | Sun. Nov.22 at #4 CAL
3. Fort Erie Meteors (14-1-1-0)
Last two weeks: (2-1-1-0)
L 1-5 at #2 CAM, W 4-2 vs LAS, W 7-2 at SFD, L 4-5 (OT) vs #10 AYR
In their first loss of the season, the Meteors surrendered four power play goals in a game for the first time since December of 2024. They responded with wins in their first two games against Western Conference teams. In the convincing victory in Stratford, Tate Donald recorded his third career hat trick and his 100th career GOHL point. The Meteors rallied from a 4-1 deficit against the Centennials before losing in overtime. The Meteors are 7-1-1 in games when the opposition has scored first.
Next two weeks:
Sat. vs #4 CAL | Tue. Nov.17 vs PEL | Thu. Nov.19 at HAM | Sat. Nov.21 at SAR
4. Caledonia Corvairs (16-2-1-0)
Last two weeks: (3-0-0-0)
W 7-3 at PCS, W 3-2 at WEL, W 7-2 vs PCS, W 5-3 at PEL
Alex Taylor (Owen Sound Attack, 2025) scored twice — including the game winner midway thru the third period — in a surprisingly hard-fought win over the Canadians. Jakub Kuklinski (Oshawa Generals, 2026) scored twice and added an assist against the Sailors, extending his goal streak to 4 games. The Corvairs erased a 2-1 deficit to the Panthers by scoring three goals in a span of 60 seconds early in the second period enroute to their 7th straight win and 8th straight road win. Nolan Gerow (Peterborough Petes, 2026) scored in his 5th straight road game and Logan Snyder — the GOHL’s Goaltender of the Month for October — earned his 13th wins — tied for most in the league.
Next two weeks:
Sat. at #3 FEM | Wed. Nov.18 vs SCG | Sat. Nov.21 at HAM | Sun. Nov.22 vs #2 CAM
5. St. Thomas Stars (14-3-0-1)
Last two weeks: (5-1-0-0)
L 1-4 at SAR, W 2-0 vs SFD, W 5-3 at ELM, W 6-3 at LON, W 5-2 vs KOM, W 6-2 at WEL
The Stars — who ranked 12th in league scoring at the time — got an offensive boost with the return of their 2025-16 scoring leader Myles Dunn from the Sarnia Sting. It did not pay immediate dividends. In his first game, the Stars were upset by the previously winless Legionnaires. The Stars responded with 5 straight wins. Against the Warriors, Dylan Durno (Owen Sound Attack, 2024) had his second straight 50+ save effort for his second shutout of the season. After going without a point in his first two games, Dunn has scored 6 goals — including his second career hat trick in the win over the Canadians — and three assists in his last four games. The Stars have earned points in all 8 home games (7-0-0-1).
Next two weeks:
Wed. at LAS | Fri. vs #8 LIS | Fri. Nov.20 at #8 LIS | Sun. Nov.22 vs #6 CHA
6. Chatham Maroons (12-5-0-0)
Last two weeks: (2-1-0-0)
W 6-3 vs #8 LIS, L 5-6 at #1 SMY, W 4-0 vs LAS
Against the Cyclones, rookie netminder Egor Sokolov (Saginaw Spirit, 2026) made 24 saves to improve his record to 4-0 as the Maroons won for just the second time in six games against ranked opponents. Against the Lincolns, Santiago Jimenes recorded his first career GOHL hat trick as the Maroons rallied from a 4-1 deficit only to lose on a goal with three minutes left in the game. Gannon Hunter made 30 saves against the Vipers for his second shutout of the season to lead the Maroons to their 6th straight home win.
Next two weeks:
Fri. at #1 SMY | Sun. vs #9 WAT | Thu. Nov.19 vs LON | Sat. Nov.21 at KOM | Sun. Nov.22 at #5 STT
7. St. Catharines Falcons (14-4-1-0)
Last two weeks: (1-1-1-0)
L 4-8 vs LON, W 4-2 vs SCG, L 2-3 (OT) at #2 CAM
In the loss to London, the Falcons surrendered 8 goals in a home game for the first time since an 8-1 loss to Caledonia in November of 2014. They bounced back with a gritty win over the Generals with Jameson Fabbro (Erie Otters, 2024) recording his first career GOHL hat trick. The Falcons rallied from a 2-0 third period deficit in the OT loss in Cambridge, earning their
league-best 9th point when trailing after two periods. The Falcons have surrendered just 6 goals in the third period — fewest in the league.
Next two weeks:
Thu. vs PCS | Sat. at SCG | Fri. Nov.20 vs #2 CAM
8. Listowel Cyclones (11-5-3-0)
Last two weeks: (2-2-0-0)
W 4-2 vs SRY, L 3-6 at #6 CHA, W 6-2 vs LON, L 1-6 vs #1 SMY
The Cyclones surrendered a season-high 49 shots in the loss to the Maroons. They responded by handily defeating the Nationals for their 8th straight home win. Their 9-game home point streak was ended with the loss to the Lincolns, with the Cyclones remaining winless against ranked opponents (0-3-1-0)
Next two weeks:
Fri. at #5 STT | Sat. at KOM | Fri. Nov.20 vs #5 STT | Sun. Nov.22 vs WNV
9. Waterloo Siskins (10-4-1-2)
Last two weeks: (2-1-0-0)
W 6-0 at BFD, W 2-1 (SO) vs #10 AYR, L 1-7 vs #2 CAM
Against the Titans, Rylan Da Costa (Sudbury Wolves, 2026) stopped all 30 shots faced for his first career GOHL shutout and Michael Ball (Brantford Bulldogs, 2026) scored twice, with his 7 goals tied for most among GOHL defencemen. In that game, the Warriors scored 3 power play goals and have a league-best 37.8% success rate with the man advantage in road games, while their home power player ranks 23rd (13.5%). In the win over the Centennials, Drake Neal scored the tying goal with 3 seconds left in the third period and then scored the only goal in the shootout, extending the Siskins’ point streak to five games (4-0-1-0).
Next two weeks: Thu. at HAM | Sun. at #6 CHA | Thu. Nov.19 at WEL | Sun. Nov.22 vs WEL
10. Ayr Centennials (9-4-3-1)
Last two weeks: (2-1-1-1)
W 5-2 vs PCS, L 1-2 (SO) at #9 WAT, L 3-4 (OT) vs #2 CAM, W 5-4 (OT) at #1 FEM, L 1-4 vs HAM
In their third straight game requiring extra time, the Centennials earned a big upset win over the Meteors, with Tristan Hill scoring the OT winner. It was Ayr’s first win in 5 games when tied after regulation (3 OTL, 1 SOL). The Centennials are 1-1-1-0 in three games against the Meteors. The Centennials are strong starters — outscoring their opponents 28-8 in the first period. They are not-so-strong finishers — having been outscored 26-14 in the third period.
Next two weeks:
Thu. vs LAS | Sun. at PEL | Thu. Nov.19 vs BFD
Dropping out of Top 10: Stratford Warriors (#9)
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