Jake O’Brien has four points, Bulldogs beat Generals 5-4 in OHL
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This article was published 07/11/2025 (327 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Jake O’Brien had one goal and three assists to help the league-leading Brantford Bulldogs defeat the Oshawa Generals 5-4 on Friday night in the Ontario Hockey League.
Layne Gallacher, Cooper Dennis, Marek Vanacker and Adam Jiricek also scored for Brantford (14-0-4), which has dominated the Eastern Conference with 32 points through 18 games.
David Egorov stopped 31 shots to earn the win.
Harrison Franssen, Ben Cormier, Owen Griffin and Simon Wang replied for Oshawa (5-13-0).
Jaden Cholette made 21 saves.
Elsewhere in the OHL:
Ottawa 5, Erie 2
Flint 9, North Bay 3
Kitchener 5, Saginaw 2
London 2, Kingston 1
Brampton 5, Sarnia 4 (SO)
Barrie 6, Sudbury 3
Guelph 4, Soo 2
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 7, 2025.