Series HQ: Oshawa vs. Brampton

Game 6 – Oshawa Generals 4 at Brampton Steelheads 1

• NHL Draft prospect Owen Griffin had a clutch performance to close out the series in game six as he notches two goals and an assist
• Luke Torrance scored the game winning and series winning goal early in the second period on a howitzer from the top of the circles
• Winnipeg Jets prospect Colby Barlow found the back of the net late in the first period for his sixth goal of the series to give Oshawa a strong start
• Seattle Kraken prospect Carson Rehkopf was the lone goal scorer in the game for the Brampton Steelheads with his goal coming 6:11 into the final frame
• New York Islanders prospect Cal Ritchie played a key role in the victory as he tallied two assists in the victory
• Jacob Oster backstopped the Generals with a 23 save performance in the 4-1 victory

Game Centre | Oshawa Post-Game | Brampton Post-Game

 

Game 5 – Brampton Steelheads 6 at Oshawa Generals 3

• Carson Rehkopf’s second of the night secured the win for the Steelheads, keeping them Alice in the series.
• Two late power play goals by the Gens—courtesy of Luca Marelli and Colby Barlow—kept this one close until the last minutes.
• Luke Misa had a five point performance, scoring a goal and 4 assists.

Game Centre | Brampton Post-Game | Oshawa Post-Game

 

Game 4 – Oshawa Generals 4 at Brampton Steelheads 1

• Beckett Senecke’s second of the night stood as the game-winner.
• Beckett Sennecke scored one off a beautiful back door feed from Calum Ritchie, putting the Gens ahead in the first period.
• NHL draft eligible Porter Martone got the Steelheads on the board in the second period, but this was all the trout could generate.

Game Centre | Oshawa Post-Game | Brampton Post-Game

 

Game 3 – Oshawa Generals 7 at Brampton Steelheads 5

• A five goal push between the second and third period secured the win for the Gens, with the game-winner coming from Owen Griffin.
• The Steelheads pulled ahead early with Mason Zebeski and Gabriel Chiarot each burying one in the first period.
• Back-to-back second period goals by Owen griffin and Brooks Rogowski evened things up at three headed into the final frame of action.
• Owen Griffin celebrates a hat-trick and an assist for a four point performance in the win.

Game Centre | Oshawa Post-Game | Brampton Post-Game

 

Game 2 – Brampton Steelheads 3 at Oshawa Generals 1

• NHL Draft prospect Jack Ivankovic played an incredible game in a bounce back victory for Brampton, the Steelheads goaltender stopped 46 of the 47 shots he faced in the 3-1 victory
• Calgary Flames prospect Luke Misa scored his first of the series late in the first period to give the Steelheads their first lead in the 2025 Playoffs
• Seattle Kraken prospect Carson Rehkopf scored the game winning goal late in the second period for his second of the OHL Playoffs
• Winnipeg Jets prospect Colby Barlow found the back of the net for his fourth goal of the post-season, striking on the power play
• NHL Draft prospect and Brampton captain Porter Martone sealed the game with an empty net goal to make it 3-1

Game Centre | Brampton Post-Game | Oshawa Post-Game

 

Game 1 – Brampton Steelheads 4 at Oshawa Generals 7

• Winnipeg Jets prospect Colby Barlow put up four points in a hat trick performance to open the series against the Brampton Steelheads
• Dallas Stars prospect Angus MacDonell responded with a Game 1 hat trick of his own for the Brampton Steelheads in the loss
• Anaheim Ducks prospect Beckett Sennecke had a strong three point showing as he scored twice and added an assist
• Oshawa came out of the gate strong with a four goal first period to take a commanding lead in the series opening game
• Toronto Maple Leafs prospect and Oshawa Generals captain Ben Danford and Brooks Rogowski also both scored in the game for Oshawa
• Seattle Kraken prospect Carson Rehkopf was the lone other goal scorer for the Brampton Steelheads, striking on the power play in the second period

Game Centre | Brampton Post-Game | Oshawa Post-Game

 

(4) Oshawa Generals (41-21-4-2) vs. (5) Brampton Steelheads (36-22-10-0)

The Oshawa Generals captured the Bobby Orr Trophy as Eastern Conference champions last spring, and now they’re back for the whole thing.

Unfortunately for the Generals, they’ve drawn one of the hottest teams in the league as their first round opponent as the Brampton Steelheads, who stumped observers throughout an inconsistent first half of the season, enter the postseason on a six-game winning streak.

The talent has always been there for the Steelheads, who feature a potential first overall NHL Draft selection in forward Porter Martone and one of the league’s top goal-scorers in Carson Rehkopf. Injuries definitely played a factor in their in-season turbulence, but the group is largely healthy to begin the second season.

NHL enthusiasts will want to keep close tabs on this series as a number of first round talents in Colby Barlow (Winnipeg), Ben Danford (Toronto), Calum Ritchie (NY Islanders) and Beckett Sennecke (Anaheim) line up on the Oshawa side against prospects Rehkopf (Seattle), Luke Misa (Calgary), Finn Harding (Pittsburgh), Angus MacDonell (Dallas), Konnor Smith (Anaheim) and 2025 prospects Martone, Lucas Karmiris and goaltender Jack Ivankovic for the Trout.

Series Schedule:
Game 1: Fri., March 28 – Brampton at Oshawa, 7:05pm
Game 2: Sun., March 30 – Brampton at Oshawa, 6:05pm
Game 3: Tues., April 1 – Oshawa at Brampton, 7:00pm
Game 4: Thurs., April 3 – Oshawa at Brampton, 7:00pm
Game 5: Fri., April 4 – Brampton at Oshawa, 7:05pm*
Game 6: Sun., April 6 – Oshawa at Brampton, 2:00pm*
Game 7: Tues., April 8 – Brampton at Oshawa, 7:05pm*

Season Series:
Series tied 2-2
Dec. 15 – BRAM 2 at OSH 3
Feb. 15 – BRAM 4 at OSH 2
Feb. 19 – OSH 2 at BRAM 4
Mar. 5 – OSH 4 at BRAM 0

Playoff History:
This marks the third time that the Generals and Steelheads have met in the OHL Playoffs.
2017 MISS def. OSH 4-1 – Semi-Final / 2014 OSH def. MISS 4-0 – Quarter-Final