Game Recap News Release Share this Senators fall 7–2 to Rocket in second game of back-to-back November 22, 2025 The Belleville Senators finished up their back-to-back matchup against the Laval Rocket, losing 7-2. The passion from last night’s overtime finish carried over, as the Rocket’s teddy bear toss began early at Place Bell. Heavy pressure from the Rocket created multiple chances, as Owen Beck and Adam Engstrom helped set up David Reinbacher for his second goal in two games to give Laval a 1–0 lead. After a brief stoppage the Sentaors would answer right back. Dennis Gilbert in his first game for Belleville would send Philippe Daoust into the Laval zone, beating Jacob Fowler and evening the game at 1-1. Period two saw more rough play though the Rocket would yet again score the first goal of the frame. A pressing Rocket attack by Owen Beck and Marc Del Gaizo created a rebound for Filip Mesar who would beat Jackson Parsons and make it 2-1. Laval’s momentum continued as they extended their lead on the night. Adam Engstrom netted his fifth of the season, with Xavier Simoneau and Will Dineen picking up assists to push the game to 3–1. However, the Senators did not go quietly to close out the middle twenty minutes. Carter Yakemchuk and Philippe Daoust assisted on Wyatt Bongiovanni’s goal, breaking his four-game goalless streak and cutting the lead to 3–2. The third period saw Laval maintain a steady push, capitalizing on the power play. Sean Farrell scored his third of the season, with Engstrom adding his third point of the game, to regain a two-goal lead. The Rocket’s push continued less than a minute later. Filip Mesar and Laurent Dauphin helped generate a shot for David Reinbacher, giving him his second of the game and a 5–2 lead. A couple of minutes later, on the power play, Laval added another goal courtesy of Sean Farrell’s second of the night, aided by Engstrom and Beck, to make it 6–2. Just under three minutes later, the Rocket were not done, as Farrell and Engstrom set up William Trudeau for his second goal of the season, extending the lead to 7–2. Belleville will meet back up with Laval for another back-to-back this time at home on December 5th for a 7:00 p.m. puck drop inside CAA Arena. The Senators will move on as they travel to Manitoba to face the Moose (AHL affiliate of the Winnipeg Jets) and start another back-to-back matchup on November 25th at Canada life Place for an 11:30 a.m. ET start. Fast Facts: #5 Wyatt Bongiovanni scored, breaking his four-game goalless streak #10 Philippe Daoust scored, giving him four goals on the season #13 Xavier Bourgault had four shots on net #26 Carter Yakemchuk is now on a four-game point streak with an assist #48 Dennis Gilbert got his first point as a Belleville Senator with a assist Single-game tickets for the first half of the 2025-26 season are now on sale via Ticketmaster or at the Belleville Sens Box Office located inside the Quinte Sports & Wellness Centre. Details on season seat memberships, flex packs, premium seating, the Business Edge program, and more can be found by visiting the Belleville Sens Website. — Visit the Belleville Sens website: www.bellevillesens.com Engage with the Belleville Sens on X: @BellevilleSens Like the Belleville Sens on Facebook: www.facebook.com/BellevilleSens Follow the Belleville Sens on Instagram: @BellevilleSens Listen to the Belleville Sens on Mixlr: www.bellevillesens.mixlr.com
The Belleville Senators finished up their back-to-back matchup against the Laval Rocket, losing 7-2. The passion from last night’s overtime finish carried over, as the Rocket’s teddy bear toss began early at Place Bell. Heavy pressure from the Rocket created multiple chances, as Owen Beck and Adam Engstrom helped set up David Reinbacher for his second goal in two games to give Laval a 1–0 lead. After a brief stoppage the Sentaors would answer right back. Dennis Gilbert in his first game for Belleville would send Philippe Daoust into the Laval zone, beating Jacob Fowler and evening the game at 1-1. Period two saw more rough play though the Rocket would yet again score the first goal of the frame. A pressing Rocket attack by Owen Beck and Marc Del Gaizo created a rebound for Filip Mesar who would beat Jackson Parsons and make it 2-1. Laval’s momentum continued as they extended their lead on the night. Adam Engstrom netted his fifth of the season, with Xavier Simoneau and Will Dineen picking up assists to push the game to 3–1. However, the Senators did not go quietly to close out the middle twenty minutes. Carter Yakemchuk and Philippe Daoust assisted on Wyatt Bongiovanni’s goal, breaking his four-game goalless streak and cutting the lead to 3–2. The third period saw Laval maintain a steady push, capitalizing on the power play. Sean Farrell scored his third of the season, with Engstrom adding his third point of the game, to regain a two-goal lead. The Rocket’s push continued less than a minute later. Filip Mesar and Laurent Dauphin helped generate a shot for David Reinbacher, giving him his second of the game and a 5–2 lead. A couple of minutes later, on the power play, Laval added another goal courtesy of Sean Farrell’s second of the night, aided by Engstrom and Beck, to make it 6–2. Just under three minutes later, the Rocket were not done, as Farrell and Engstrom set up William Trudeau for his second goal of the season, extending the lead to 7–2. Belleville will meet back up with Laval for another back-to-back this time at home on December 5th for a 7:00 p.m. puck drop inside CAA Arena. The Senators will move on as they travel to Manitoba to face the Moose (AHL affiliate of the Winnipeg Jets) and start another back-to-back matchup on November 25th at Canada life Place for an 11:30 a.m. ET start. Fast Facts:
The passion from last night’s overtime finish carried over, as the Rocket’s teddy bear toss began early at Place Bell. Heavy pressure from the Rocket created multiple chances, as Owen Beck and Adam Engstrom helped set up David Reinbacher for his second goal in two games to give Laval a 1–0 lead. After a brief stoppage the Sentaors would answer right back. Dennis Gilbert in his first game for Belleville would send Philippe Daoust into the Laval zone, beating Jacob Fowler and evening the game at 1-1.
