Scoring goals never gets old at Sault Ste. Marie’s GFL Memorial Gardens.

Just ask Jordan Charron.

“When you get a goal, you hear that big horn,” he said. “All the fans get up and you’re looking at them and it’s a surreal feeling. Obviously, you want to have it every night.”

So far, the Ayr native is doing his best to make that a reality.

Charron is off to a torrid start.

He leads the Ontario Hockey League with eight goals in eight games and is tied for second in scoring with a dozen points, heading into Thursday’s action.

It’s new territory for the 18-year-old, who carved his niche more as a power forward and secondary scorer on the come-up in Ayr minor hockey and, later, with the Cambridge Hawks.

Heck, he figures he hasn’t scored more than 10 goals in a season with one club since h

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