Ottawa 67’s 6, Flint Firebirds 5 – OT
- Luca Pinelli set up Canadiens prospect Vinzenz Rohrer for the OT winner 1:50 into the extra frame
- Tristan Bertucci tied the game with 46 seconds remaining, giving him 20 points in his last 19 games as the Firebirds earned a point
- Calgary Flames prospect Jack Beck scored twice and added an assist
- Max Donoso made 30 saves for the win opposite Will Cranley, who turned aside 28 shots against his former club
- Flint blueliner Grayden Strohack made his OHL debut
- Ottawa improves to 33-9-2-2 while Flint drops a fourth straight decision, falling to 22-22-2-1
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Niagara IceDogs 4, Hamilton Bulldogs 5
- Patrick Thomas scored the deciding goal 8:45 into the third period as the Bulldogs won their third in a row
- Nick Lardis, Sahil Panwar and Jorian Donovan each had a goal and an assist for Hamilton
- Zakary Lavoie had a goal, assist and nine shots on goal for Niagara
- Rookie netminder David Egorov made 32 saves for his first OHL win
- Niagara drops a fourth straight decision, falling to 9-29-6-1
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Peterborough Petes 2, Kingston Frontenacs 5
- Chris Thibodeau scored a pair of goals, netting the game winner 9:09 into the third period
- Ian Lemieux had an assist in his return to the Kingston lineup while Alec Belanger suited up for the first time since Nov. 11th
- Tommy Budnick and Linus Hemstrom each had two assists for the Frontenacs
- Tucker Robertson had a goal and an assist for the Petes
- Colorado Avalanche prospect Ivan Zhigalov stopped 26 of 28 for the win as Kingston improved to 22-21-1-2
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Saginaw Spirit 1, London Knights 5
- 2023 NHL Draft prospect Denver Barkey earned first star honours with a goal and two assists
- Canadiens prospect Logan Mailloux (1-1–2) and Ethan MacKinnon (0-2–2) also had multi-point outputs for London
- Brett Brochu stopped 30 of 31 to improve to 21-12-1-0 on the season
- Minnesota Wild prospect Hunter Haight provided Saginaw’s lone goal as the Spirit lost their ninth in the last 10 games
- The Knights earn a third straight win, improving to 31-13-1-0 atop the Midwest Division
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Mississauga Steelheads 0, Sudbury Wolves 4
- Rookie netminder Nate Krawchuk made 21 saves for his first career OHL shutout
- Ethan Larmand scored twice for Sudbury while Dylan Robinson and Landon McCallum each had two helpers
- Ryerson Leenders stopped 20 of 23 in the Mississauga crease
- Steelheads forward James Hardie had his point streak snapped at 13 games
- The Wolves retired Marc Staal’s #14 in a ceremony pre-game
- Sudbury snaps a three-game slide, improving to 19-21-4-2
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Guelph Storm 3, Kitchener Rangers 4
- Guelph scored a pair of shorthanded goals in the final minute, but ran out of time as Kitchener held on for two points
- LA Kings prospect Francesco Pinelli scored his 28th and 29th goals of the season and added an assist
- 2023 NHL Draft prospect Carson Rehkopf scored his 20th of the season while fellow draft eligible Hunter Brzustewicz had two assists
- Cooper Walker had a goal and two assists for Guelph while Braeden Bowman and Ben McFarlane each had a goal and a helper
- Kitchener shakes consecutive losses to improve to 20-22-2-0, pulling to within five points of third place Guelph in the Midwest Division
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Barrie Colts 4, Oshawa Generals 3
- Beau Jelsma’s 20th of the season 4:25 into the third period stood up as the game winner
- Tai York scored his 10th and 11th goals of the season
- Dylan Roobroeck recorded a pair of primary assists while Stuart Rolofs had a goal and assist for Oshawa
- Jacob Oster had his streak of consecutive shutout minutes snapped at 143:09, making 37 saves on the night
- Oshawa native Anson Thornton stopped 25 to earn the win for Barrie
- Barrie wins a third straight, improving to 26-13-4-2 while Oshawa sees a three-game winning streak snapped
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Soo Greyhounds 1, Sarnia Sting 12
- Sarnia scored 12 goals on 38 shots as Ty Voit and Luca Del Bel Belluz each had three goals and an assist
- Sasha Pastujov finished with a goal and four helpers while Marko Sikic scored twice and added an assist
- Landon Miller made his first career OHL start for the Greyhounds
- San Jose Sharks prospect Ben Gaudreau earned the win, stopping 28 of 29
- The Sting have won six in a row, improving to 25-14-4-2 for third in the Western Conference
- Sault Ste. Marie has lost six in a row, dropping to 14-21-7-5
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