Erie Otters 5, Flint Firebirds 2
- Overage forward Noah Sedore scored his first career OHL hat trick in natural fashion, helping the Otters earn their first road win of 2023
- Kyle Downey earned first star honours with a 41-save performance, helping the Otters win despite being outshot 43-28
- Pano Fimis opened the scoring with a shorthanded marker for Erie
- 2023 NHL Draft prospect Coulson Pitre ended Downey’s shutout bid with 8:06 remaining in the third
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Kitchener Rangers 5, London Knights 2
- Dallas Stars prospect Francesco Arcuri scored twice, giving him 30 goals on the season as Kitchener prevailed in their first trip to London this season
- The Rangers scored a pair of empty netters in the 5-2 final as Marco Costantini earned second star honours with 36 saves
- Easton Cowan and Ruslan Gazizov scored London goals as the Knights lost despite outshooting the Rangers 38-28
- Kitchener improves to 18-20-2-0, sitting two points back of eighth place Sault Ste. Marie in the Western Conference with three games in hand
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Kingston Frontenacs 2, Guelph Storm 6
- Max Namestnikov scored twice and St. Louis Blues prospect Michael Buchinger had a goal and two assists
- Charlie Paquette had a goal and a helper while Braeden Bowman and Ryan McGuire each had two assists
- Chris Thibodeau and Tommy Budnick scored Kingston goals
- Guelph outshot Kingston 30-19, closing out the weekend with a record of 19-19-4-1 for seventh in the Western Conference
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Niagara IceDogs 4, Mississauga Steelheads 5
- Luke Misa scored the third period game winner with two minutes remaining as the Steelheads capped a 3-0 week
- Porter Martone scored his first in a Steelheads uniform while Chas Sharpe and Zander Veccia each had two assists
- Daniel Michaud had two goals and an assist and newcomer Alex Assadourian had a goal and a helper for Niagara
- Josh Rosenzweig made 52 stops as the IceDogs were outshot 57-17 in the loss
- The Steelheads improve to 21-18-4-0 for fifth in the Eastern Conference while Niagara suffers a 10th straight loss
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Sudbury Wolves 1, North Bay Battalion 2
- Seattle Kraken prospects Ty Nelson and Kyle Jackson hooked up for the third period game winner, with Jackson scoring 3:50 into the final frame
- Oilers prospect Matvey Petrov scored his 20th of the season for North Bay
- Kraken pick David Goyette provided Sudbury’s lone goal, his 27th of the campaign
- North Bay outshot Sudbury 34-21, putting a pair of losses in the rearview mirror
- Dom DiVincentiis made 20 saves to improve to 23-6-1-0 opposite Sudbury’s Kevyn Brassard, who stopped 32
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Ottawa 67’s 1, Owen Sound Attack 4
- Montreal Canadiens prospect Cedrick Guindon scored the deciding goal 7:40 into the second period before Colby Barlow netted his 33rd of the campaign
- Corbin Votary earned first star honours, turning aside 32 of 33 shots as the Attack won despite being outshot
- Landen Hookey picked up an assist, giving him five points (3-2–5) through his first seven games with Owen Sound
- Rookie defenceman Henry Mews scored Ottawa’s lone goal as the Barber Poles lost their second straight
- The 67’s were without forwards Logan Morrison and Vinzenz Rohrer to injury throughout the weekend
- The Attack improve to 23-15-4-1 for third place in the Western Conference
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Windsor Spitfires 5, Oshawa Generals 9
- The Generals closed out the week’s action with a high-scoring victory as NHL Draft prospect Calum Ritchie earned first star honours with a goal and two helpers
- Dylan Roobroeck had a goal and three assists while Joseph Serpa had a goal and two assists
- Cameron Butler scored twice and added a helper for the Generals
- Rookie forward Liam Greentree scored his first career OHL hat trick in the loss, doing it in his hometown
- Islanders prospect Matthew Maggio scored twice, giving him a League-leading 34 goals on the season
- Windsor outshot Oshawa 36-30 as the Spits surrendered at least seven goals on a second straight night
- The Spits were missing Oliver Peer and Daniil Sobolev, who each played on Saturday, from their lineup
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