# **Maple Leafs Prospect Easton Cowan’s Incredible 65-Game Point Streak Comes to an End**
**February 7, 2025** – The remarkable run has finally ended. Toronto Maple Leafs prospect **Easton Cowan’s** jaw-dropping **65-game point streak** has come to a halt, marking the end of one of the most impressive performances in recent hockey history. The London Knights star had been on an absolute tear in the Ontario Hockey League (OHL), setting records and turning heads across the hockey world.
### **The Streak That Captivated the Hockey World**
Cowan’s streak, which began early in the OHL season, saw him register at least **one point in 65 consecutive games**, an almost unheard-of feat in junior hockey. Over the course of the streak, the talented winger put up staggering numbers, tallying **38 goals and 74 assists for 112 points**, firmly establishing himself as one of the top prospects in the Maple Leafs’ system.
While the streak officially ended in a **2-0 loss against the Kitchener Rangers**, Cowan’s achievements have not gone unnoticed. His ability to consistently produce offense, game after game, has only heightened the excitement surrounding his future in the NHL.
### **How It All Came to an End**
Cowan and the London Knights entered their game against the Rangers with momentum, but Kitchener’s defense proved to be a formidable challenge. The Rangers shut down passing lanes, played physically, and limited the Knights’ offensive opportunities. Despite Cowan’s best efforts, he was unable to find the scoresheet for the first time in nearly five months.
Cowan had a couple of close calls, including a near goal in the second period that was denied by Rangers goaltender Jackson Parsons, who made a highlight-reel glove save to preserve his shutout.
After the final buzzer, Cowan was met with **a standing ovation from London Knights fans**, who recognized the incredible accomplishment he had achieved.
### **A Record-Breaking Run**
Cowan’s streak is now one of the **longest in OHL history**, surpassing many of the game’s greats who have come through the junior ranks. His 65-game stretch puts him in elite company, with only a few players in league history managing similar feats.
The longest point streak in OHL history still belongs to **Wayne Gretzky**, who recorded points in **72 straight games** during the 1977-78 season with the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds. While Cowan’s streak fell just short of that legendary mark, it remains one of the greatest runs in modern junior hockey.
### **What This Means for Cowan’s Future**
Drafted **28th overall by the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 2023 NHL Draft**, Cowan has already been considered one of the Leafs’ most promising prospects. His ability to produce at an elite level in the OHL has only solidified his status as a future NHLer.
Maple Leafs general manager Brad Treliving has taken notice, recently praising Cowan’s development:
*”Easton’s consistency, work ethic, and ability to create offense in any situation have been remarkable. He’s proving that he’s a player who can contribute at a high level, and we’re excited about his future in Toronto.”*
Many analysts now believe that Cowan has a strong chance of cracking the Leafs’ lineup as early as the 2025-26 season, especially if he continues to develop at his current pace.
### **Reaction from Cowan**
After the game, Cowan remained humble about the end of his streak, choosing instead to focus on the team’s success moving forward.
*”It was a great run, but at the end of the day, it’s all about winning games. We’ve got a great group here in London, and we’re focused on making a deep playoff push. The streak was fun, but I’m not worried about that – I just want to keep improving and helping my team win.”*
His response reflects the maturity and leadership that have made him such a valuable player, both for the Knights and as a future piece of the Maple Leafs’ organization.
### **What’s Next for Cowan?**
With the streak now in the rearview mirror, Cowan and the London Knights will shift their focus toward the **OHL playoffs**, where they are considered one of the favorites to compete for the **J. Ross Robertson Cup**. A strong postseason performance could further boost Cowan’s stock as he aims to take the next step in his career.
For now, the end of the streak does nothing to diminish what has been an **unbelievable season** for the young star. If anything, it has only further cemented his reputation as one of the most exciting young players in hockey.
### **Final Thoughts**
Easton Cowan’s **65-game point streak** will be remembered as one of the great individual achievements in recent junior hockey history. While it has come to an end, it has also propelled Cowan into the spotlight, showing that he has what it takes to one day make a major impact in the NHL.
Leafs fans have every reason to be excited—Easton Cowan is just getting started.
