Providence Bruins Set Franchise Record with 13th Straight Win

The Providence Bruins set a new franchise record with a 5-2 victory over the Belleville Senators Friday night at the Amica Mutual Pavilion, marking their 13th consecutive win and pushing the club to 38-8-1 on the season while remaining atop the Atlantic Division.

A moment of silence was held pregame for the victims of this week's shooting at Lynch Arena. Less than 30 seconds into the contest Brett Harrison converted on a breakaway to put Providence ahead, and later in the first period Arthur Khiv tied it with a slap shot. "Less than 30 seconds later, Riley Tuy puts them back in front," a game call noted as the Bruins regained the lead early and built on it over the night.

The streak reached its apex when Providence closed out the 5-2 final. "The P Bruins, they do pick up their 13th straight win. That's a franchise record. Five to2 the final," the postgame summary stated. The win follows a 3-2 overtime victory the previous night that had tied the old mark at 12; the team's Instagram celebrated that game, posting, "Last night was one for the books! With yesterday's 3-2 OT win, the #AHLBruins tied the franchise record for longest winning streak at 12."

Head coach Ryan Mougenel credited the roster's character and resilience amid lineup changes, saying the run highlights the team's dominant form in the AHL. The available reports do not include direct quotes from Mougenel or the players, and the full boxscore and goaltender statistics have not yet been released by team media.

The club amplified the milestone across social platforms. The Providence Bruins Facebook post read "P-BRUINS POWER PAST SENATORS FOR FRANCHISE RECORD 13TH STRAIGHT WIN" and showed 90 reactions and 10 shares in the capture of that post. A video summary of the game carried metadata noting it was posted February 21, 2026, and listed 43 views and 4 likes at the time of capture.

Providence’s 13-game run has real standings impact: at 38-8-1 the Bruins hold the Atlantic Division lead as the AHL regular season winds toward its stretch run. With the franchise mark now set, the practical questions moving forward are who will close out the full boxscore details, which players will sustain production, and how Providence handles inevitable roster churn as the NHL trade and call-up windows approach. For now the P-Bruins have rewritten their own record book and carry that momentum into their next slate of games.