Oshawa Generals win first home game in nearly a month

With yet another OHL game postponed due to COVID-19 protocols, the Oshawa Generals were finally able to squeeze in a home game last night at the Tribute Communities Centre – their first in nearly a month – and they made the most of it, thumping the Sudbury Wolves 5-2.

Captain Ty Tullio led the Gens with a pair of goals and an assist, with linemate Stuart Rolofs adding two assists. Brett Harrison, with his 16^th of the year, David Jesus and Ryan Gagnier had the other Oshawa goals.

Before the game the club found out an already re-scheduled home match for the next night (January 11) was postponed for the second time due to COVID-19 protocols affecting the Kingston Frontenacs and “out of an abundance of caution.”

The game was originally scheduled for December 19. The game will be re-scheduled once more.

Oshawa sits in third place in the East Division with a 14-11-3 record, five points back of second-place Hamilton. Tullio, meanwhile, is tied in ninth in league scoring with 14 goals and 27 assists in 28 games.