Minor Midget AA, U16, 2018-2019 (Oshawa Minor Hockey)

The Gens bowed out of the Lakeshore playoffs and saw their season come to an end aided by their recent formula for disaster - undisciplined play.  The Warriors took advantage of 11 power plays by tallying 4 times - the difference in the 6-2 loss.  After an early power play goal opened the scoring for the Warriors, Spencer Robertson tipped in a waist high shot to tie the game at 1-1.  After a second power play goal made it 2-1, Chase Longhurst tallied to tie it back up at 2-2.  However, just over a minute later, a poor line change lead to an odd man rush and the Warriors took a lead they would ...

The Gens staved off elimination behind some steady penalty killing, 31 saves from Jayden Bryan, and an OT goal from Nick Gibson.  After a tentative start to the game that saw the Gens only get 9 shots through two periods, but Bryan kept the doors shut.  The Gens stepped up in the 3rd, and but for an amazing save or two from the Warrior tender, would have gone home in regulation. After a suspect late game penalty to Oshawa, that  carried over to OT, was killed off, the Gens stepped up and generated some offense - eventually scoring with 3:46 remaining to send the series to a deciding game 5 on ...

The Gens struggled to find their flow on Tuesday night as they were put on the brink of elimination by a hard working Warriors squad.  After surrendering an early goal in the 1st, Brayden Farrow tallied to knot the game at 1-1.  The Warriors would score a late 1st period power play goal, and then add a 3rd period insurance marker as the Gens had their late game push thwarted.  Jayden Bryan made 27 saves in the loss.

The Gens jumped out to an amazing start, dominating the early game and jumping out to a 3-0 lead on goals from Frankie Streef (x2) and Cameron Davies.  However, a long spurt of undisciplined play in the 2nd period lead to 9 Warrior power plays, 23 shots on goal (in the 2nd) and 3 power play goals, leaving the game tied 3-3 at the intermission.  The Warriors struck again on the power play early in the 3rd, and fended of the Gens attack to deal Oshawa a loss and tie the series at 1.  Andre Tremblay made 20 saves in the 2nd period and 31 in the game.

Frankie Streef scored twice, including a beauty shorthanded goal, and Cameron Davies added a pair as the Gens opened the Lakeshore Playoff Round with a strong 4-1 win over the Warriors.  Streef opened the scoring on the power play midway through the first before the Warriors drew even.  Davies tallied the eventual game winner on the power play late in the 1st frame.  After a scoreless second, Streef walked through 2 Warrior defenders while playing 3-on-5 early in the 3rd and fired home the first insurance marker.  Davies tallied the 4-1 goal midway through the 3rd to complete the scoring.  ...