The Brantford Bulldogs Are An Absolute Wagon

The Brantford Bulldogs Are an Absolute Wagon

The Brantford Bulldogs have opened the season with a record of 13-0-2-1 and a remarkable plus-49 goal differential. They appear nearly unstoppable in the Ontario Hockey League.

Every game, the Bulldogs find ways to dominate—scoring at will, excelling on the power play, and collecting points night after night. While perfection is hard to come by, this team is dangerously close.

Unreal Start to the Season

After sixteen games, Brantford has yet to lose in regulation. They’ve collected points in all their matches, winning 13 of them. Their offensive power is staggering—88 goals scored so far, averaging 5.5 per game.

The Bulldogs’ power play is unmatched, converting at an astounding 40.4% success rate, the highest in the OHL.

Leaders on the Ice

Captain Jake O’Brien, drafted by Seattle, leads the league with 24 assists and 32 points in just 14 games since returning from NHL training camp.

“An average of 2.28 points per game is absurd, yet O’Brien has made it look easy.”

Meanwhile, Marek Vanacker, the Chicago Blackhawks’ 2024 first-round pick, leads the OHL in goals with 15 in 14 games, scoring on 23% of his shots.

Author’s Summary

The Brantford Bulldogs’ blistering start, powered by elite scorers and a lethal power play, firmly establishes them as the OHL’s juggernaut this season.

FloHockey — 2025-11-04