Round 1 Playoff Schedule

Why haven't the Gens announced dates for the first two games, you would think it would increase ticket sales by alot if they did so now.

Assuming playoff series aren't allowed to start until the 21st, and even if you could do the 20th why would the Gens want to.

The GMC is booked Thursday and Saturday plus the Gens home nights are Fridays and Sundays.

The games are also 2 2 1 1 1 format this year.

The Gens home games pretty much have to be the 22nd an 24th. I really don't see why it would be any other way.

I am pretty sure the two playoff teams agree on a schedule then send it to the league for approval.So its pretty hard to announce the first two games when our opponent isnt for sure, although i cant see oshawa playing anyone but the icedogs.

The Oshawa Generals 2013 Round 1 Playoff schedule is as follows:

Round 1 Home Game 1
Friday, March 22 starting at 7:35 PM
vs. Niagara or Sudbury

Round 1 Home Game 2
Sunday, March 24 starting at 6:05 PM
vs. Niagara or Sudbury

Round 1 Home Game 3 *
Friday, March 29 starting at 7:35 PM
vs. Niagara or Sudbury

Round 1 Home Game 4 *
Tuesday, April 2nd starting at 7:05 PM
vs. Niagara or Sudbury


* if necessary


Opponent has yet to be determined.

BIGGSTIMEGENSFAN wrote:The Oshawa Generals 2013 Round 1 Playoff schedule is as follows:

Round 1 Home Game 1
Friday, March 22 starting at 7:35 PM
vs. Niagara or Sudbury

Round 1 Home Game 2
Sunday, March 24 starting at 6:05 PM
vs. Niagara or Sudbury

Round 1 Home Game 3 *
Friday, March 29 starting at 7:35 PM
vs. Niagara or Sudbury

Round 1 Home Game 4 *
Tuesday, April 2nd starting at 7:05 PM
vs. Niagara or Sudbury


* if necessary


Opponent has yet to be determined.

We could also play Brampton Battalion..

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We could also play Brampton Battalion..

[/quote] Not in the first round, brampton is in fourth with 71pts and niagara is in 6th spot with 64 points and both have three games left. So brampton can not fall below 5th place.

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Sorry to post this in this topic but it wont let me post it as a new topic for some dumb reason,it keeps telling me i need to add a subject to my post,i don'nt know.

The gens did very well this year in alot of catagories,good for them and espceaiclly good for scott sabarion for getting most improved player, very happy for him. Here are the results.

The Ontario Hockey League has announced the results of the Eastern Conference Coaches Poll for the 2012-13 OHL regular season.

The OHL Coaches Poll provides member club coaches with the opportunity to recognize the top three players in 20 different skill categories within their own conference.

The Oshawa Generals dominated with representation in 10 categories each with the Generals finishing first in a league-high five categories.

Boone Jenner received first place recognition in multiple categories being named Hardest Worker for the second straight year, and Best on Face-offs.

Each team submitted one nominee per category and coaches voted for the top three players for each category within their conference and are not permitted to vote for players on their own team. Players receive five points for a first place vote, three points for a second place vote, and one point for a third place vote.

All 20 Eastern Conference categories are listed below with the player’s final point totals in brackets.

2012-13 Eastern Conference Coaches Poll Results:

Most Underrated Player
1. Nick Baptiste, Sudbury Wolves (16)
2. Zach Bell, Brampton Battalion (14)
3. Henri Ikonen, Kingston Frontenacs (13)

Most Improved Player
1. Scott Sabourin, Oshawa Generals (30)
2. Anthony Camara, Barrie Colts (24)
3. Mathew Campagna, Sudbury Wolves (11)

Smartest Player
1. Ryan Strome, Niagara IceDogs (43) – finished third in voting in 2011-12
2. Sean Monahan, Ottawa 67’s (27)
3. Riley Brace, Mississauga Steelheads (9)

Hardest Worker
1. Boone Jenner, Oshawa Generals (40) – finished first in voting in 2011-12
2. Michael Kantor, Sudbury Wolves (12)
3. Ryan Strome, Niagara IceDogs (10)

Best Playmaker
1. Ryan Strome, Niagara IceDogs (40) – finished second in voting in 2011-12 and first in 2010-11
2. Sean Monahan, Ottawa 67’s (14)
3. Riley Brace, Mississauga Steelheads (11)

Most Dangerous in the Goal Area
1. Mark Scheifele, Barrie Colts (35) – finished third in voting in 2011-12
2. Ryan Strome, Niagara IceDogs (18)
3. Tyler Graovac, Belleville Bulls (14)

Best Skater
1. Lucas Lessio, Oshawa Generals (32)
2. Joseph Cramarossa, Belleville Bulls (18)
3. Nick Baptiste, Sudbury Wolves (15)

Best Shot
1. Mark Scheifele, Barrie Colts (24)
2. Tyler Graovac, Belleville Bulls (19)
3. Lucas Lessio, Oshawa Generals (14)

Hardest Shot
1. Brett Ritchie, Niagara IceDogs (36)
2. Michal Cajkovsky, Ottawa 67’s (19)
3. Tyler Biggs, Oshawa Generals (12)

Best Stickhandler
1. Ryan Strome, Niagara IceDogs (35) – finished first in voting in 2011-12 and tied for first in voting in 2010-11
2. Andreas Athanasiou, Barrie Colts (20)
3. Sean Monahan, Ottawa 67’s (18)

Best on Face-Offs
1. Boone Jenner, Oshawa Generals – finished second in voting in 2011-12
2. Mark Scheifele, Barrie Colts – finished third in voting in 2011-12
3. Sean Monahan, Ottawa 67’s (13)

Best Body Checker
1. Zach Bell, Brampton Battalion (23)
2. Boone Jenner, Oshawa Generals (21)
3. Anthony Camara, Barrie Colts (20) –finished tied for second in 2011-12 and first in West voting in 2010-11

Best Shot Blocker
1. Zach Bell, Brampton Battalion (35) – finished second in voting in 2011-12
2. Alex Cord, Mississauga Steelheads (20)
3. Adam Bignell, Belleville Bulls tied Tyler Biggs, Oshawa Generals (7)

Best Defensive Forward
1. Brendan Gaunce, Belleville Bulls (23)
2. Scott Laughton, Oshawa Generals (20)
3. Barclay Goodrow, Brampton Battalion tied Michael Kantor, Sudbury Wolves (12)

Best Penalty Killer
1. Scott Laughton, Oshawa Generals (27)
2. Zach Bell, Brampton Battalion (18)
3. Riley Brace, Mississauga Steelheads (14)

Best Offensive Defenceman
1. Ryan O’Connor, Barrie Colts (36)
2. Jordan Subban, Belleville Bulls (19)
3. Dylan DeMelo, Mississauga Steelheads (16)

Best Defensive Defenceman
1. Cameron Wind, Brampton Battalion (29) – finished first in voting in 2011-12
2. Aaron Ekblad, Barrie Colts (18)
3. Alex Cord, Mississauga Steelheads (14)

Best Puck Handling Goalie
1. Malcolm Subban, Belleville Bulls (25) – tied for third in voting in 2011-12
2. Matej Machovsky, Brampton Battalion tied Frank Palazzese, Sudbury Wolves (17)

Best Shootout Shooter
1. Ryan Strome, Niagara IceDogs (30)
2. Mark Scheifele, Barrie Colts, tied Stuart Percy, Mississauga Steelheads, tied Mathew Campagna, Sudbury Wolves (13) – Scheifele finished second in voting in 2011-12, Campagna finished third in voting in 2011-12

Best Shootout Goalie
1. Malcolm Subban, Belleville Bulls (36) – finished first in voting in 2011-12
2. Mathias Niederberger, Barrie Colts (27)
3. Matej Machovsky, Brampton Battalion (7)

gens r playing he niagara icedogs in rd 1 and also the the first playoff is at 7:05 p.m. instead of 7:35 p.m. n friday march 22nd the ohl changed it and got an email from the gen bout the ime change

Bring on the dogs, JUST BRING IT!!!