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PREVIEW: Gee-Gees on the road to meet TMU, set for Saturday night rematch with Toronto

Photo: Greg Mason
Photo: Greg Mason
October 23, 2024

Friday, October 25

  • The Matchup: Ottawa Gee-Gees (2-2) versus Toronto Metropolitan University (1-2)
  • Location: Mattamy Home Ice
  • Puck drop: 6:15 p.m.
  • Last meeting: N/A

OTTAWA GAME NOTES 

  • Arianne Gagnon continues to produce goals for the Gee-Gees early in the season. She leads the OUA in points and goals. Florence Lessard joins Gagnon in the OUA rankings, leading the conference with 5 assists.
  • Ottawa will look to pick up a pair of wins in Toronto following a tough 0-2 weekend at home.
  • The Gee-Gees are on the hunt for revenge against the Varsity Blues. Ottawa suffered their first loss of the season to Toronto, falling 4-2.

TMU GAME NOTES

  • Major stat leaders
    • Goals: Payton Kerr – 3
    • Assists: Megan Breen and Cailey Davis – 3
    • Points: Payton Kerr, Emily Baxter, Megan Breen, Cailey Davis – 4
    • Wins: Alexia Startos – 1
  • TMU started the season off with a 3-2 win over the Lions but have fallen in the rest of their meetings.
  • With three goals in three games, Payton Kerr ties for second in the OUA in goal scoring.
  • The Bold suffered a sizeable 3-7 loss to the Lakers (Oct. 18). They went on to face York once more, losing 3-1 (Oct. 20).

Saturday, October 26

  • The Matchup: Ottawa Gee-Gees (2-2) versus #5 Toronto Varsity Blues (3-1)
  • Location: Varsity Arena
  • Puck drop: 4:30 p.m.
  • Last meeting: Ottawa 2, Toronto 4 - Oct. 18, 2024 at Minto Sports Complex

TORONTO GAME NOTES

  • Major stat leaders
    • Goals: Taylor Delahey, Ashley Delahey, Emma Elders, Christina Alexiou – 2
    • Assists: Taylor Delahey – 4
    • Points: Taylor Delahey – 6
    • Wins: Carlee Vance – 2
  • The Varsity Blues picked up a pair of wins in Ottawa, defeating the Gee-Gees and Carleton.
  • Toronto put together an impressive third period comeback to defeat the Gee-Gees (Oct. 18). Toronto scored three goals in the last ten minutes of action to win 4-2.