The Brantford Bulldogs continued their strong 2025–26 campaign Sunday afternoon, defeating the Kingston Frontenacs 5–2 at Slush Puppie Place.
Playing Game No. 508 of the Ontario Hockey League regular season, Brantford built a lead through disciplined five-on-five play and steady goaltending from David Egorov, who stopped 21 shots to earn the win.
The Bulldogs opened the scoring at 12:53 of the first period, with Camron Hankai finishing a play set up by captain Jake O’Brien.
Brantford added two more goals in the second period, including O’Brien’s second point of the night, to take a 3–1 advantage into the intermission.
Kingston briefly pushed back early in the third, converting on the power play to cut the deficit to one, but Brantford responded quickly.
Charlie Paquette restored the two-goal cushion at 5:03, and Jett Luchanko sealed the result with an empty-net goal at 17:38.
Paquette and O’Brien were named first and second stars, respectively, as Brantford improved to 35 wins on the season.
The Bulldogs finished the afternoon 0-for-4 on the power play but limited Kingston to one goal on three man-advantage opportunities.
The win keeps Brantford atop the Eastern Conference standings with 78 points through 51 games.
The Bulldogs return home Friday, February 13, when they host Erie at 7 p.m.
