Ottawa 67's set franchise record with 15th straight win

OTTAWA -- The Ottawa 67’s are starting the new year with a new record.

The team won its 15th consecutive game on Thursday afternoon with a 8-4 win over Kingston at TD place, setting a new franchise record.

Big day for @AustenKeating, career goal number 100 AND a big rock, paper, scissors win to top it all off. pic.twitter.com/Ve4Bb3Fs1G

— Ottawa 67's (@Ottawa67sHockey) January 2, 2020

On New Year’s Day, Ottawa beat the Oshawa Generals 5-2 for the franchise record tying 14^th conservative win.  Joseph Garreffa and Jack Quinn both scored twice. Goaltender Cedrick Andree made 28 saves for the win.

The Ottawa 67’s have previously won 14 conservative games during a season on three other occasions: the 1972-73 season, the 1998-99 season and last season’s playoffs.

As the @Ottawa67sHockey Club attempts to set a new, all-time winning streak record of 15 straight, let's look back on the 2 editions of the club with which they now share the record of 14 in a row: 1972-73 & 1998-99. Today's game @TD_Place VS. Kingston starts at 2 PM. pic.twitter.com/gIZOTDR10J

— Randy Burgess (@OSEGRandy) January 2, 2020