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Spirit’s Parekh makes OHL history with 20th goal – Ontario Hockey League

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Saginaw Spirit 6, Soo Greyhounds 2

  • On his 17th birthday, Zayne Parekh scored his 19th and 20th goals of the season in the final three minutes of the third period, passing London Knights defenceman Rick Corriveau’s 1987-88 OHL record for goals by a 16-year-old rookie defenceman
  • Parekh finished the game with two goals and an assist while fellow rearguard Mitchell Smith had a goal and two helpers
  • Spirit rookie Bode Stewart scored his first career OHL goal
  • New York Islanders prospect Tristan Lennox made 29 saves for the win
  • The win is Saginaw’s first on the road of 2023, ending a run of five straight road losses

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Barrie Colts 5, Niagara IceDogs 1

  • Evan Vierling had two goals and an assist while Connor Punnett and Ethan Cardwell both had a goal and a helper
  • Barrie outshot Niagara 61-21, with IceDogs netminder Owen Flores making 56 saves in the loss
  • The Colts improve to 29-14-6-2 for third place in the Eastern Conference

Game Centre | IceDogs Post-Game

 

Hamilton Bulldogs 2, Oshawa Generals 3

  • Second period goals from Nikita Parfenyuk, Stuart Rolofs and Ryder McIntyre came within a span of under five minutes to power the Generals to victory
  • Dylan Roobroeck extended his point streak to seven games with a pair of assists
  • Lawson Sherk and Sahil Panwar scored Hamilton goals
  • Oshawa outshot Hamilton 42-32 as Jacob Oster stopped 30, improving to 6-2-0-1 since joining the Generals
  • Matteo Drobac made 39 saves, earning third star honours in the loss
  • Oshawa leap-frogs Sudbury for the eighth and final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference, improving to 22-23-1-4

Game Centre | Generals Post-Game | Bulldogs Post-Game

 

Guelph Storm 1, Sarnia Sting 9

  • Nashville Predators prospect Nolan Burke earned Wednesday’s OHL “Performer of the Night” following the four-goal performance
  • Sasha Pastujov finished the night with a goal and two assists against his former club while Easton Wainwright also had a goal and two helpers
  • Ethan Del Mastro and Ty Voit each recorded three assists
  • Max Namestnikov scored against his former club, ending Ben Gaudreau’s shutout bid 56 seconds into the third period
  • Sarnia outshot Guelph 38-23, improving to 27-17-4-2

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