The Mustangs are hitting the road and heading to Kingston this weekend for a pair of games against RMC and Queen's, looking to break a five game losing streak. After a couple of tightly contested losses, the Mustangs are looking ready to take on the OUA East teams, and finish up their last four games of the first half of the season on a high note.

The Mustangs currently have a 3-8-1 record, and sit two spots out of the playoffs. Despite their record, the team has had to play some tough teams in the highly competitive Western division. The Mustangs are only two wins away from a playoff spot, and will look to jump in the standings this weekend before heading home for their last two games before winter break.
The Mustangs offense has been a bright spot for the team, scoring 39 goals in thirteen games, putting them in the top half of the league. Rob Polesello has been a force for the Mustangs, at exactly a point per game pace, with three goals and 12 points in 12 games. Spenser Cobbold has provided the scoring, leading the team with five goals, and adding five assists.

Mustangs at RMC – Friday, November 24^th, at 7:30 p.m.

RMC have an almost identical record the Mustangs, sitting at 3-8-2, and are in 9^th in the Eastern conference, with the Mustangs having one game in hand. The two teams will be pretty evenly matched, with both looking to break into the playoff bubble. However, RMC has points in all four of their last games, after claiming three consecutive victories against UQTR, who are second overall in the OUA, and losing in overtime to Ottawa. 
Riley Brant has led the way for a hot RMC offense, with seven goals and nine points in 13 games. Rounding out the offense is Rhett Wilcox, with one goal and seven assists, and David Savery, with two goals and five assists. The scoring is spread out across the team, with 19 different players registering points for the team in over 13 games.  
Special teams may come into play, with the Mustangs power play getting a chance to shine, as RMC has the fifth most penalty minutes in all of the OUA, with 223. The RMC penalty kill is effective 78% of the time, the second lowest in the league, while the Mustangs powerplay capitalizes on their chances 17% of the time, tying them for either in the league with York.

Mustangs at Queen's – Saturday, November 25^th, at 7:30 p.m.

Queen's has consistently been middle of the pack in the Eastern conference this season, with a 6-3-3 record, maintaining their fifth place ranking in the OUA East. The team has had trouble building momentum throughout 13 games, and haven't been able to string together more than two wins at a time yet this year. Despite this, the team has won three of their last five, two in overtime, proving that they are a gritty team that will fight to the end.
Queen's is strong defensively, with only 34 goals against this season, compared to Western's 51. The Gaels blueline isn't only solid in front of their own net however, as they can pack a punch offensively as well. Four of the eight Gaels defenders are top ten in points on their team, with Spencer Abraham and Warren Steele each adding a goal and nine assists through 12 games this season.