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Steelheads Searching for Wins

December 1, 2021 - Ontario Hockey League (OHL)
Brampton Steelheads News Release


The Steelheads are looking to reestablish their winning ways with three key weekend matchups.

The teams plays host to the Ottawa 67's on Friday night, travels to Peterborough for their first meeting with the Petes on Saturday, and concludes their three games in three straight nights as they host the Oshawa Generals, sponsored by KMB Law, on Sunday afternoon.

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Misa Plays With Team Canada

The Steelheads would like to congratulate Luke Misa as he represented Canada at the Capital City Challenge in Ottawa last week! Misa played with Team Canada White in the tournament, registering one assist in four games. The Capital City Challenge featured the National Women's Team and three national men's under-17 teams. Misa returns to the Steelheads this weekend.

Hardie Climbing The Record Ladder

With his two-point performance on November 25 against the Sudbury Wolves, James Hardie passed Stefan LeBlanc for ninth in the Steelheads' all-time career points list. Then on November 28 against Kingston, Hardie's three-point performance leaped past Cole Schwindt for the eighth spot all-time.

Return Of The 67's

Friday night's contest will be the third regular-season meeting between the two, with the Steelheads coming on top in both previous contests.

In the last meeting on November 12, the Steelheads blanked the 67's 3-0 at TD Place Arena in Ottawa. Goaltender Joe Ranger registered his first career OHL shutout, and James Hardie tallied a goal and an assist in the win.

Travelling To The Electric City

On Saturday night, the Steelheads and the Peterborough Petes square off for the first time this season at the historic Peterborough Memorial Centre. The Petes currently stand at seventh place in the Eastern Conference with an 8-10-1 record.

The nine-time winners of the J. Ross Robinson Cup are led in scoring by Tucker Robinson (15G, 19A) and Emmett Sproule (9G, 21A). Mason McTavish returned to the Petes from his NHL stint with the Anaheim Ducks on November 21, averaging a goal-per-game in all of his four games this season.

In the past five seasons, the Steelheads and the Petes tied with eight wins apiece, and both each won a pair of games in their season series last season.

Meet The Gens

The Steelheads and Oshawa Generals meet for the first time this season at the Paramount Fine Foods Centre.

Team captain Tyler Tullio (6G, 22A) and Ryan Stepien (14G, 6A) lead Oshawa in scoring. Patrick Leaver provides stability in the crease for the Generals with a 9-4-1-1 record, a 2.99 goals-against-average, and a .914 save percentage.

The Generals are currently in seventh place in the Eastern Conference with a record of 9-7-1-2, three points behind the fourth-place Steelheads. Both teams exchanged a pair of victories last season.

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