2026-27 season game day News Release Share this Senators pick up point in 5-4 OT loss to Marlies October 17, 2026 The Belleville Senators played the middle game of their weekend swing, taking on the Toronto Marlies, losing 5-4 in overtime. The first period saw both sides make their mark, with the Senators opening the scoring. Recording his first goal of the season, Oskar Pettersson walked in and gave Belleville an early 1-0 lead. Not long after, Belleville extended its advantage. Ryan Suzuki buried his third goal of the season, while Samuel Blais and Phil Tomasino collected assists to make it 2-0. The Marlies responded just 26 seconds later. Philippe Myers and Luke Haymes helped set up Henrik Rybinski, pulling Toronto within one. Later in the period, Toronto struck again. Miroslav Holinka scored his first goal of the season with under three minutes remaining. Marc Johnstone and Vinny Borgesi picked up assists, tying the game at 2-2. In the second period, the Marlies continued pushing for more. Aatu Raty recorded his first point with Toronto, assisting on Vinni Lettieri’s goal to give the Marlies a 3-2 lead. Belleville answered on the power play. Recording his first AHL goal and first as a Senator, Eskild Bakke Olsen potted one home, with Samuel Blais and Xavier Bourgault picking up assists to tie the contest at 3-3. In the third period, Toronto continued applying pressure and reclaimed the advantage. Marlies leader Logan Shaw scored his second goal of the season, with Brendan Brisson and Lettieri recording assists to make it 4-3. Midway through the third, the Senators tied it once again. Scoring in back-to-back games, Kasper Halttunen notched his fifth goal of the season, while Hoyt Stanley and Bourgault picked up assists to send the game to overtime at 4-4. In overtime, just past the halfway mark of the frame, Brisson continued his scoring ways, securing the extra point for Toronto in a 5-4 final score. The Senators will get right back at it tomorrow against the Marlies, this time on the road as they travel to Toronto. It will be Belleville’s first visit to Coca-Cola Coliseum this season, with puck drop scheduled for 4:00 p.m. Fast Facts: #5 Hoyt Stanley recorded his first point of season with an assist #6 Ryan Suzuki scored his third on the year #11 Jorian Donovan had three shots on goal #12 Kasper Halttunen notched one goal, and now has goals in back-to-back games #13 Xavier Bourgault has points in back-to-back games with two assists tonight #17 Eskild Bakke Olsen scored his first goal in the AHL and as a Senator #19 Samuel Blais recorded two assists #31 Jackson Parsons saved 27 of 32 shots #32 Oskar Pettersson put home his first goal of the season #53 Phil Tomasino nabbed one assist Once again, the full 2026-27 Belleville Senators schedule is available by clicking here. More information on season seat memberships, Sens on Demand ticketing, 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
The Belleville Senators played the middle game of their weekend swing, taking on the Toronto Marlies, losing 5-4 in overtime. The first period saw both sides make their mark, with the Senators opening the scoring. Recording his first goal of the season, Oskar Pettersson walked in and gave Belleville an early 1-0 lead. Not long after, Belleville extended its advantage. Ryan Suzuki buried his third goal of the season, while Samuel Blais and Phil Tomasino collected assists to make it 2-0. The Marlies responded just 26 seconds later. Philippe Myers and Luke Haymes helped set up Henrik Rybinski, pulling Toronto within one. Later in the period, Toronto struck again. Miroslav Holinka scored his first goal of the season with under three minutes remaining. Marc Johnstone and Vinny Borgesi picked up assists, tying the game at 2-2. In the second period, the Marlies continued pushing for more. Aatu Raty recorded his first point with Toronto, assisting on Vinni Lettieri’s goal to give the Marlies a 3-2 lead. Belleville answered on the power play. Recording his first AHL goal and first as a Senator, Eskild Bakke Olsen potted one home, with Samuel Blais and Xavier Bourgault picking up assists to tie the contest at 3-3. In the third period, Toronto continued applying pressure and reclaimed the advantage. Marlies leader Logan Shaw scored his second goal of the season, with Brendan Brisson and Lettieri recording assists to make it 4-3. Midway through the third, the Senators tied it once again. Scoring in back-to-back games, Kasper Halttunen notched his fifth goal of the season, while Hoyt Stanley and Bourgault picked up assists to send the game to overtime at 4-4. In overtime, just past the halfway mark of the frame, Brisson continued his scoring ways, securing the extra point for Toronto in a 5-4 final score. The Senators will get right back at it tomorrow against the Marlies, this time on the road as they travel to Toronto. It will be Belleville’s first visit to Coca-Cola Coliseum this season, with puck drop scheduled for 4:00 p.m. Fast Facts:
The Belleville Senators played the middle game of their weekend swing, taking on the Toronto Marlies, losing 5-4 in overtime. The first period saw both sides make their mark, with the Senators opening the scoring. Recording his first goal of the season, Oskar Pettersson walked in and gave Belleville an early 1-0 lead. Not long after, Belleville extended its advantage. Ryan Suzuki buried his third goal of the season, while Samuel Blais and Phil Tomasino collected assists to make it 2-0. The Marlies responded just 26 seconds later. Philippe Myers and Luke Haymes helped set up Henrik Rybinski, pulling Toronto within one. Later in the period, Toronto struck again. Miroslav Holinka scored his first goal of the season with under three minutes remaining. Marc Johnstone and Vinny Borgesi picked up assists, tying the game at 2-2. In the second period, the Marlies continued pushing for more. Aatu Raty recorded his first point with Toronto, assisting on Vinni Lettieri’s goal to give the Marlies a 3-2 lead. Belleville answered on the power play. Recording his first AHL goal and first as a Senator, Eskild Bakke Olsen potted one home, with Samuel Blais and Xavier Bourgault picking up assists to tie the contest at 3-3. In the third period, Toronto continued applying pressure and reclaimed the advantage. Marlies leader Logan Shaw scored his second goal of the season, with Brendan Brisson and Lettieri recording assists to make it 4-3. Midway through the third, the Senators tied it once again. Scoring in back-to-back games, Kasper Halttunen notched his fifth goal of the season, while Hoyt Stanley and Bourgault picked up assists to send the game to overtime at 4-4. In overtime, just past the halfway mark of the frame, Brisson continued his scoring ways, securing the extra point for Toronto in a 5-4 final score. The Senators will get right back at it tomorrow against the Marlies, this time on the road as they travel to Toronto. It will be Belleville’s first visit to Coca-Cola Coliseum this season, with puck drop scheduled for 4:00 p.m. Fast Facts:
The Belleville Senators played the middle game of their weekend swing, taking on the Toronto Marlies, losing 5-4 in overtime. The first period saw both sides make their mark, with the Senators opening the scoring. Recording his first goal of the season, Oskar Pettersson walked in and gave Belleville an early 1-0 lead. Not long after, Belleville extended its advantage. Ryan Suzuki buried his third goal of the season, while Samuel Blais and Phil Tomasino collected assists to make it 2-0. The Marlies responded just 26 seconds later. Philippe Myers and Luke Haymes helped set up Henrik Rybinski, pulling Toronto within one. Later in the period, Toronto struck again. Miroslav Holinka scored his first goal of the season with under three minutes remaining. Marc Johnstone and Vinny Borgesi picked up assists, tying the game at 2-2. In the second period, the Marlies continued pushing for more. Aatu Raty recorded his first point with Toronto, assisting on Vinni Lettieri’s goal to give the Marlies a 3-2 lead. Belleville answered on the power play. Recording his first AHL goal and first as a Senator, Eskild Bakke Olsen potted one home, with Samuel Blais and Xavier Bourgault picking up assists to tie the contest at 3-3. In the third period, Toronto continued applying pressure and reclaimed the advantage. Marlies leader Logan Shaw scored his second goal of the season, with Brendan Brisson and Lettieri recording assists to make it 4-3. Midway through the third, the Senators tied it once again. Scoring in back-to-back games, Kasper Halttunen notched his fifth goal of the season, while Hoyt Stanley and Bourgault picked up assists to send the game to overtime at 4-4. In overtime, just past the halfway mark of the frame, Brisson continued his scoring ways, securing the extra point for Toronto in a 5-4 final score. The Senators will get right back at it tomorrow against the Marlies, this time on the road as they travel to Toronto. It will be Belleville’s first visit to Coca-Cola Coliseum this season, with puck drop scheduled for 4:00 p.m. Fast Facts:
The Belleville Senators played the middle game of their weekend swing, taking on the Toronto Marlies, losing 5-4 in overtime. The first period saw both sides make their mark, with the Senators opening the scoring. Recording his first goal of the season, Oskar Pettersson walked in and gave Belleville an early 1-0 lead. Not long after, Belleville extended its advantage. Ryan Suzuki buried his third goal of the season, while Samuel Blais and Phil Tomasino collected assists to make it 2-0. The Marlies responded just 26 seconds later. Philippe Myers and Luke Haymes helped set up Henrik Rybinski, pulling Toronto within one. Later in the period, Toronto struck again. Miroslav Holinka scored his first goal of the season with under three minutes remaining. Marc Johnstone and Vinny Borgesi picked up assists, tying the game at 2-2. In the second period, the Marlies continued pushing for more. Aatu Raty recorded his first point with Toronto, assisting on Vinni Lettieri’s goal to give the Marlies a 3-2 lead. Belleville answered on the power play. Recording his first AHL goal and first as a Senator, Eskild Bakke Olsen potted one home, with Samuel Blais and Xavier Bourgault picking up assists to tie the contest at 3-3. In the third period, Toronto continued applying pressure and reclaimed the advantage. Marlies leader Logan Shaw scored his second goal of the season, with Brendan Brisson and Lettieri recording assists to make it 4-3. Midway through the third, the Senators tied it once again. Scoring in back-to-back games, Kasper Halttunen notched his fifth goal of the season, while Hoyt Stanley and Bourgault picked up assists to send the game to overtime at 4-4. In overtime, just past the halfway mark of the frame, Brisson continued his scoring ways, securing the extra point for Toronto in a 5-4 final score. The Senators will get right back at it tomorrow against the Marlies, this time on the road as they travel to Toronto. It will be Belleville’s first visit to Coca-Cola Coliseum this season, with puck drop scheduled for 4:00 p.m. Fast Facts:
The Belleville Senators played the middle game of their weekend swing, taking on the Toronto Marlies, losing 5-4 in overtime. The first period saw both sides make their mark, with the Senators opening the scoring. Recording his first goal of the season, Oskar Pettersson walked in and gave Belleville an early 1-0 lead. Not long after, Belleville extended its advantage. Ryan Suzuki buried his third goal of the season, while Samuel Blais and Phil Tomasino collected assists to make it 2-0. The Marlies responded just 26 seconds later. Philippe Myers and Luke Haymes helped set up Henrik Rybinski, pulling Toronto within one. Later in the period, Toronto struck again. Miroslav Holinka scored his first goal of the season with under three minutes remaining. Marc Johnstone and Vinny Borgesi picked up assists, tying the game at 2-2. In the second period, the Marlies continued pushing for more. Aatu Raty recorded his first point with Toronto, assisting on Vinni Lettieri’s goal to give the Marlies a 3-2 lead. Belleville answered on the power play. Recording his first AHL goal and first as a Senator, Eskild Bakke Olsen potted one home, with Samuel Blais and Xavier Bourgault picking up assists to tie the contest at 3-3. In the third period, Toronto continued applying pressure and reclaimed the advantage. Marlies leader Logan Shaw scored his second goal of the season, with Brendan Brisson and Lettieri recording assists to make it 4-3. Midway through the third, the Senators tied it once again. Scoring in back-to-back games, Kasper Halttunen notched his fifth goal of the season, while Hoyt Stanley and Bourgault picked up assists to send the game to overtime at 4-4. In overtime, just past the halfway mark of the frame, Brisson continued his scoring ways, securing the extra point for Toronto in a 5-4 final score. The Senators will get right back at it tomorrow against the Marlies, this time on the road as they travel to Toronto. It will be Belleville’s first visit to Coca-Cola Coliseum this season, with puck drop scheduled for 4:00 p.m. Fast Facts:
