Ducks Extend Win Streak to 7 With Victory Over Jets

The Anaheim Ducks secured a 4-1 win over the visiting Winnipeg Jets on Sunday night, marking their seventh consecutive victory. Leo Carlsson and Beckett Sennecke each contributed two goals to lead the team.

Game Context and Player Performances

The Ducks entered the game riding a six-game winning streak, powered by their young stars Leo Carlsson and Cutter Gauthier. They were playing the second game of back-to-back home matches against the Jets, who were on the third game of a six-game road trip and still searching for an away win.

Jets' top scorer Mark Scheifele, leading with 20 points and nine goals, had gone two games without registering a point and was eager to make an impact against Anaheim. Meanwhile, Cole Perfetti returned to the Jets lineup for his season debut after an ankle injury.

Goalie Matchup

Lukas Dostal guarded the net for the Ducks
Eric Comrie was the goaltender for the Jets

Game Highlights

Early in the game, Beckett Sennecke’s determination paid off when he scored following a pass from Cutter Gauthier, with Drew Helleson assisting on the goal.

"Beckett Sennecke battled hard for the puck to start the game, and his efforts were rewarded with a goal after a pass from Gauthier."

Shortly after, Ross Johnston was penalized for hooking, giving the Jets a power play opportunity. Despite solid puck possession and scoring chances, the Jets failed to capitalize on the man advantage.

The Jets faced a second power play later due to a roughing penalty on Sennecke but again were unable to score.

Related Topics

Recent Ducks news includes Cutter Gauthier’s scoring streak, the team's strong start to the season, and discussions about acquiring Panarin.

"The Ducks were on a six-game win streak entering the matchup, with young players Leo Carlsson and Cutter Gauthier leading their team to success."

This win strengthens Anaheim’s momentum as they continue their successful stretch while the Jets remain in search of road victories.

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The Hockey Writers — 2025-11-10