Sudbury Wolves 2, Kitchener Rangers 7
- Montreal Canadiens prospect Filip Mesar had four points (1-3–4) in his OHL debut, helping the Rangers win big at home
- Los Angeles Kings prospect Francesco Pinelli earned first star honours with his first OHL hat trick, giving him six goals in six games
- Mitchell Martin finished the night with four assists for Kitchener
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Flint Firebirds 4, Sarnia Sting 3 – OT
- Braeden Kressler made his season debut, scoring before setting up Tyler Deline for the overtime winner
- New York Rangers prospect Brennan Othmann scored and racked up 13 shots on goal
- St. Louis Blues prospect Will Cranley made 33 saves for the win
- Sarnia’s Ty Voit extended his point streak to nine games with a goal and two assists
- Cooper Way made his Sting debut
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Owen Sound Attack 5, Erie Otters 1
- Deni Goure (2-1–3) and Matthew Papais (1-2–3) each had three points as the Attack won their fourth in a row
- Nick Chenard turned aside 33 of 34 to record the win
- Taeo Artichuk scored Erie’s lone marker
- The two clubs meet again in Erie on Saturday night
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Peterborough Petes 1, Kingston Frontenacs 2
- Dallas Stars prospect Francesco Arcuri’s seventh of the season was the game winner 7:29 into the third
- Colorado Avalanche pick and reigning OHL Goaltender of the Week Ivan Zhigalov earned first star honours with 34 saves
- Sahil Panwar scored Peterborough’s lone goal as the Petes lost despite outshooting Kingston 35-23
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Saginaw Spirit 3, London Knights 4
- St. Louis Blues prospect Landon Sim scored the game winner 5:38 into the third period
- Luca Testa scored his first career OHL goal and Brody Crane collected a pair of primary assists for London
- Saginaw rookie Michael Misa scored twice in the Spirit loss
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Ottawa 67’s 2, Soo Greyhounds 1 – SO
- Gavin Ewles ended the second-longest shootout in OHL history, scoring in the 15th round to keep the 67’s undefeated at 8-0
- Collin MacKenzie set a new OHL record with 15 consecutive shootout saves, improving to 6-0 in his OHL career
- Sault Ste. Marie’s Charlie Schenkel stopped 33 of 34 before turning aside 14 of the 15 shootout opponents he faced
- The game was the Greyhounds’ fourth straight to go beyond regulation time
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Oshawa Generals 4, Guelph Storm 3
- Rookie forward Beckett Sennecke’s fourth of the season was the game winner 9:41 into the third period
- Luke Torrance earned first star honours with a goal and an assist for Oshawa
- Ryder McIntyre made his Generals debut
- Winnipeg Jets prospect Danny Zhilkin had a goal and an assist for the Storm as they dropped their fourth in a row
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Hamilton Bulldogs 2, Mississauga Steelheads 8
- Montreal Canadiens prospect Owen Beck (1-5–6) tied a Steelheads club record with six points
- Florida Panthers prospect Kai Schwindt netted his first career OHL hat trick and tacked on two assists
- Overage blueliner Kasper Larsen picked up two assists in his season debut as the Trout won their sixth in a row
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