GMHL WEEKLY GAME REPORT

November 6–12, 2026

2026/27 Season – Celebrating 20 Years of GMHL Hockey

The GMHL's 20th Anniversary Season continues to provide plenty of excitement as teams battle for important points in both divisions.

This past week featured some impressive offensive performances, important divisional matchups, strong goaltending and several games that could have an impact on the standings as the season progresses.

WEEK IN REVIEW

November 6 – Wasaga River Dragons Defeat Meaford Knights

The Wasaga River Dragons travelled to face the Meaford Knights and came away with a 6–4 victory.

This was an important North Division win for Wasaga, which continues to challenge for the top position in the division. Meaford put up a strong fight offensively but Wasaga managed to secure the two points.

November 7 – Ville-Marie Pirates Edge Almaguin Spartans

The Ville-Marie Pirates earned a hard-fought 4–3 victory over the Almaguin Spartans.

William Arsenault led Ville-Marie with two goals and an assist, while Matis Ouellet contributed a goal and an assist.

Almaguin kept the game close, but Ville-Marie found a way to secure the victory. These are valuable points for the Pirates as they continue their push in the North Division.

West Nipissing Lynx Shut Out Tottenham Railers

West Nipissing delivered a convincing 10–0 victory over Tottenham.

Maksim Krapivin led the Lynx with three goals and an assist, while Saveliy Kornev added two goals and an assist.

West Nipissing continues to demonstrate its offensive strength and remains one of the North Division's leading contenders.

Orangeville Blitz Defeat Toronto Flyers

Orangeville delivered an impressive 10–4 victory over the Toronto Flyers.

James Wong had an outstanding performance, recording four goals and four assists for eight points. Diego Dasilva also contributed three goals and five assists, while Joey Huber added five assists.

It was an excellent offensive performance by Orangeville.

November 8 – Wasaga River Dragons Defeat West Nipissing Lynx

Game of the Week

One of the week's biggest North Division matchups saw the Wasaga River Dragons defeat the West Nipissing Lynx 5–2.

Wasaga delivered an impressive performance against one of the division's strongest teams.

Lukas Svensson scored twice, including a shorthanded goal, while Brian Erte contributed three assists. Goaltender Mikhail Kuzmin was outstanding, stopping 34 of 36 shots.

This was an important statement victory for Wasaga as it continues its pursuit of first place in the North Division.

Brighton Vikings Defeat Toronto Flyers

The Brighton Vikings continued their impressive season with a 10–2 victory over Toronto.

Yenri Jibb led the Vikings with two goals and two assists. Matvei Belyanin and Waylon Morris each contributed a goal and three assists, while Lucas Constant added four assists.

Brighton continues to put pressure on Northumberland in the South Division race.

North York Renegades Defeat Bradford Bulls

The North York Renegades recorded an important 9–2 victory over the Bradford Bulls.

North York continues to establish itself as one of the leading teams in the South Division. The Renegades have been putting together a strong stretch of hockey and will be looking to maintain that momentum.

Ville-Marie Pirates Defeat Temiscaming Titans

The Ville-Marie Pirates delivered an impressive 9–1 victory over the Temiscaming Titans.

Ville-Marie continues to demonstrate that it can compete with the top teams in the North Division. The Pirates have been working hard to establish themselves as a serious contender.

For Temiscaming, the challenge continues as the Titans look to turn things around and get their season moving in the right direction.

St. George Ravens Defeat Richmond Hill Rampage

The St. George Ravens recorded a convincing 7–0 victory over Richmond Hill.

St. George continues to battle for position in the South Division and will be looking to build on this performance as the season progresses.

Meaford Knights Shut Out Tottenham Railers

Meaford bounced back from its loss to Wasaga with an impressive 8–0 victory over Tottenham.

This was a good response by the Knights, who continue to battle for a stronger position in the North Division.

Northumberland Stars Shut Out Toronto Flyers

The defending Russell Cup Champions continued their outstanding season with a 9–0 victory over Toronto.

Northumberland continues to demonstrate why it remains the team to beat in the South Division. The Stars have maintained an impressive winning record and are showing no signs of slowing down.

St. George Ravens Defeat Durham Roadrunners

St. George also recorded a 6–1 victory over Durham.

Nathan Maj led the Ravens with two goals and two assists, while Landon McDougall contributed four assists. Brady Conrad added two goals and an assist.

St. George continues to collect important points as it works its way up the South Division standings.

November 9 – North York Renegades Defeat Richmond Hill

North York continued its winning ways with a 10–2 victory over Richmond Hill.

The Renegades are putting together an impressive stretch of hockey and remain firmly in the South Division race.

Bradford Rattlers Defeat Almaguin Spartans

The Bradford Rattlers delivered an impressive 11–3 victory over Almaguin.

Bradford continues to be one of the strongest teams in the North Division. Their offensive production has been consistent, and they remain a serious contender for the division's top position.

November 10 – Bradford Bulls Shut Out Durham

The Bradford Bulls earned a 3–0 victory over the Durham Roadrunners.

The Bulls delivered a solid defensive performance, keeping Durham off the scoreboard and collecting two important points.

WHAT TO LOOK FOR NEXT WEEK

As we move further into November, there are several interesting storylines developing throughout the league.

North Division

• West Nipissing Lynx: Can the Lynx maintain their position at the top of the division?

• Wasaga River Dragons: After defeating West Nipissing, can Wasaga continue its winning ways?

• Bradford Rattlers: The Rattlers continue to produce offensively and remain a serious contender.

• Ville-Marie Pirates: Can Ville-Marie continue building momentum and challenge the top three?

• Meaford Knights: The Knights will be looking to gain consistency and collect valuable points.

• Almaguin Spartans: Can Almaguin find a way to improve its results?

• Temiscaming Titans and Tottenham Railers: Both teams will be looking to turn their seasons around and get into the win column.

South Division

• Northumberland Stars: Can the defending Russell Cup Champions continue their undefeated season?

• Brighton Vikings: Brighton continues to put pressure on Northumberland. This is a team to watch.

• North York Renegades: North York continues to establish itself as a serious South Division contender.

• Orangeville Blitz: Can Orangeville continue its offensive production and move further up the standings?

• St. George Ravens: The Ravens are looking to build consistency and remain competitive.

• Bradford Bulls: The Bulls will be looking to string together some victories.

• Toronto Flyers, Richmond Hill Rampage and Durham Roadrunners: These teams will be looking to improve their results and gain valuable experience as the season continues.

GMHL WEEKLY WRAP-UP

November 6–12 has provided another exciting stretch of hockey during our 20th Anniversary Season.

We have seen some outstanding individual performances, important divisional victories, impressive offensive numbers and strong goaltending.

The North Division continues to have a competitive race between West Nipissing, Wasaga and Bradford, while Ville-Marie and Meaford are looking to close the gap.

In the South Division, Northumberland continues to lead the way, with Brighton and North York continuing to apply pressure.

As the season progresses, every game becomes increasingly important. Teams need to remain focused, prepared and consistent if they want to position themselves for a successful second half of the season.

Congratulations to all our players, coaches, team owners, staff, officials and volunteers for their continued dedication and hard work.

We are celebrating 20 years of GMHL hockey, and there is plenty more excitement ahead!

We look forward to seeing everyone at the rink and watching another great week of hockey on GMHL TV!