Flint Firebirds 7 vs. London Knights 4
- Anaheim Ducks prospect Coulson Pitre led the way with his first OHL hat-trick, one that came in natural fashion to give him 10 goals on the season
- Toronto Maple Leafs prospect Braeden Kressler had a goal and two assists for Flint while Nolan Dann and Marko Stojkov both had two helpers
- Markas Samenas, who played for the QMJHL’s Acadie-Bathurst Titan last season, scored his first OHL goal
- The Knights battled back with four goals in the latter half of the game, with two coming from Winnipeg Jets prospect Jacob Julien
- Flint snaps London’s four-game winning streak, improving to 9-8-1-1
Game Centre & Highlights | Flint Post-Game
Peterborough Petes 7 vs. Sudbury Wolves 4
- Jonathan Melee scored three times and added an assist, potting a highlight reel marker in the process as the Petes won a third straight game
- Sudbury native Sam McCue scored in a third straight game for Peterborough while Jax Dubois had a goal and two assists
- Zach Bowen made 37 saves for the win as the Petes were outshot 41-24
- Evan Konyen led the way for Sudbury with two goals and an assist
- Kocha Delic recorded three assists on the night while Landon McCallum had a goal and an assist
- The Petes have won three in a row, improving to 11-3-3-1 for first place in the Eastern Conference
- Sudbury drops a fourth straight decision, falling to 10-8-1-0
Game Centre & Highlights | Peterborough Post-Game | Sudbury Post-Game
Saginaw Spirit 3 vs. Erie Otters 2
- Michael Misa scored the deciding goal with 58 seconds remaining, extending Saginaw’s winning streak to six games
- Dean Loukus and Calem Mangone opened the scoring for Saginaw
- Anaheim Ducks prospect Rodwin Dionicio picked up an assist in his Spirit debut, playing his first game alongside former Windsor teammate Alex Christopoulos
- Andrew Oke stopped 38-of-40 as the Otters outshot the Spirit 40-21
- Defenders Spencer Sova and Matthew Schaefer scored Erie goals
- Saginaw improves to 10-7-0-1 while Erie falls to 8-8-3-0
Game Centre & Highlights | Saginaw Post-Game | Erie Post-Game
Mississauga Steelheads 6 vs. Kingston Frontenacs 3
- Jack Ivankovic made his return from a golden performance at the U17 Worlds, stopping 38-of-41 to earn second star honours for Mississauga
- The Trout had a goal and an assist from both Luke Misa and Porter Martone in the win while Mason Zebeski and Chas Sharpe each had two helpers
- Jacob Battaglia, Linus Hemstrom and Maddox Callens scored for Kingston while Paul Ludwinski extended his point streak to 11 games with an assist
- Kingston outshot Mississauga 41-34
- Luke McNamara debuted for Kingston, wearing #29
- The Steelheads improve to 12-6-0-0 atop the Central Division
- Kingston falls back to .500 at 10-10-0-0
Game Centre & Highlights | Mississauga Post-Game | Kingston Post-Game
Brantford Bulldogs 2 vs. Ottawa 67’s 1
- Montreal Canadiens prospect Florian Xhekaj scored both Brantford goals in a 2-1 road win
- Matteo Drobac turned aside 31-of-32 shots as the Bulldogs won despite being outshot 32-21
- Ottawa Senators prospect Tomas Hamara picked up an assist, giving him three in four games with Brantford
- Pittsburgh Penguins prospect Cooper Foster scored the lone goal for Ottawa
- The Bulldogs have won four of their last five, improving to 8-7-3-1
- Ottawa falls to 10-7-1-0, five points back of first place Peterborough in the East Division
Game Centre & Highlights | Brantford Post-Game | Ottawa Post-Game
North Bay Battalion 5 vs. Soo Greyhounds 4 – OT
- 2024 NHL Draft prospect Ethan Procyszyn scored a highlight reel overtime winner as the Troops came from behind in the Soo
- Dallas Stars prospect Justin Ertel scored twice and added an assist to earn first star honours
- Jacob Therrien gathered three assists for the Battalion while captain Liam Arnsby had a goal and an assist
- Greyhounds forward Jack Beck launched the teddy bears with his goal 9:07 into the first period
- Brady Martin scored his first career OHL goal for Sault Ste. Marie
- Mike McIvor stopped 26-of-30 for the win as the Battalion improve to 9-6-4-1
- The Greyhounds earn a point, continuing to lead the West Division with a 13-7-1-0 record
Game Centre & Highlights | North Bay Post-Game | Soo Post-Game
Owen Sound Attack 4 vs. Sarnia Sting 0
- 2024 NHL Draft prospect Carter George stopped all 26 shots sent his way as Owen Sound won on the road for a second straight night
- Sarnia native Landen Hookey found the back of the net, joining Declan Waddick, Ethan Burroughs and Cedrick Guindon with Attack goals
- Sam Sedley and Servac Petrovsky each recorded two assists
- The Attack improve to 9-9-2-0 while Sarnia drops a fourth straight decision, owning a record of 9-12-0-0
Game Centre & Highlights | Owen Sound Post-Game | Sarnia Post-Game
Guelph Storm 3 vs. Niagara IceDogs 2
- Max Namestnikov, Charlie Paquette and Brayden Hislop scored for the Storm, who rebound from back-to-back losses
- Ryan Roobroeck and Kevin He scored Niagara goals
- Brayden Gillespie stopped 27-of-29 to backstop the Storm to victory opposite Niagara’s Marcus Vandenberg, who made 32 saves
- The Storm climb to 11-8-0-0 while Niagara drops to 4-10-4-1 at the bottom of the Eastern Conference
Game Centre & Highlights | Niagara Post-Game
Kitchener Rangers 9 vs. Windsor Spitfires 2
- Windsor’s AJ Spellacy opened the scoring before the Rangers exploded for nine consecutive goals
- Seattle Kraken prospect Carson Rehkopf built on his OHL scoring lead, netting his sixth career hat trick while adding an assist
- Vancouver Canucks pick Hunter Brzustewicz had a goal and two assists while Filip Mesar had a goal and two helpers
- Kitchener went 3-for-3 on the power play, holding Windsor to 0-for-8
- The Rangers won 9-2 despite being outshot 37-30
- Jackson Parsons made 35 saves for the win as the Rangers won their sixth straight, improving to 15-5-0-0
- Windsor’s Carter Froggett made his OHL debut, stopping 8-of-11 in relief
- Owen Outwater recorded an assist in his Spitfires debut, wearing #93
- The Spitfires drop their seventh in a row, falling to 4-15-1-0. They’ve been outscored 119-67 on the season.
Game Centre & Highlights | Windsor Post-Game
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