Kingston Frontenacs 4 vs. Flint Firebirds 3 – OT
In his second game of the season, NHL Draft prospect Gabriel Frasca’s first goal of the season was the overtime-winner for the Frontenacs; Jacob Holmes collected the lone assist
NHL Draft prospect Christopher Thibodeau collected a pair of assists
Frontenacs forward Adam Cavallin opened the scoring with his first goal of the season
The Firebirds close out their weekend road trip collecting five out of the possible six points
Chicago Blackhawks prospect Gavin Hayes collected a goal and an assist, extending his point streak to seven games
Mason Vaccari rebounded in the crease, making 21 saves for the win opposite local product Jacob Brown, who made 26 saves for Flint
Kingston improves to 12-13-1-0 to close-out the weekend while Flint sits two points back of fifth-place London in the Western Conference at 13-11-2-1
Game Centre & Highlights | Kingston Post-Game | Flint Post-Game
Kitchener Rangers 6 vs. Sarnia Sting 3
The Rangers led 4-0 before Sarnia scored three times to make a game of things by the midway point of the third
Seattle Kraken prospect Carson Rehkopf tallied a pair of goals in the 6-3 road victory; Rehkopf has a league-leading 29 goals in 28 games this season
Kitchener forward Matthew Sop notched a goal and two assists, giving him 14 points in his last five games
Second-year forward Justin Bottineau scored his first goal of the season
Tristan Malboeuf made 23 saves to earn his sixth victory of the season
Florida Panthers prospect Kai Schwindt scored his first goal as a member of the Sting
The Rangers become the first team to reach the 20-win mark, improving their record to 20-7-1-0
Game Centre & Highlights | Kitchener Post-Game | Sarnia Post-Game
Guelph Storm 3 vs. Oshawa Generals 2
NHL Draft prospect Jett Luchanko had a three-point afternoon, scoring his 9th and 10th goals of the season just over one minute apart
Vancouver Canucks prospect Vilmer Alriksson and linemate Gavin Grundner collected assists on both of Luchanko’s goals
Storm netminder Damian Slavik stopped 27 of 29 shots in the winning effort, earning his fourth win of the season
Oshawa’s Jacob Oster made 30 saves against his former club in the loss
With a goal in the third period, Minnesota Wild prospect Rasmus Kumpulainen extended his point streak to four games
The Storm have won four of their last five games, improving their record to 16-9-0-1
Oshawa falls to 9-12-2-1, one point back of eighth-placed Barrie in the Eastern Conference standings
Game Centre & Highlights | Guelph Post-Game | Oshawa Post-Game
Mississauga Steelheads 5 vs. Sudbury Wolves 4 – SO
NHL Draft prospect Luke Misa followed up Friday night’s hat-trick with a goal, as well as scoring the shootout-winner
Steelheads blueliner Finn Harding had a productive afternoon, tallying a goal and an assist
Rookie netminder Jack Ivankovic made 22 saves in the victory, improving his record to 5-1-1
The Sudbury trio of Dalibor Dvorský (1G, 1A), Quentin Musty (3A), and David Goyette (1G, 2A) combined for eight points
Nick DeAngelis’ first goal of the season knotted the score at four to push the game into OT
The Steelheads improve to 16-8-1-0 atop the Eastern Conference standings
Sudbury falls to 13-10-1-1
Game Centre & Highlights | Mississauga Post-Game | Sudbury Post-Game
Niagara IceDogs 2 vs. Peterborough Petes 1
Mike Levin deflected the go-ahead goal with 4:46 remaining to secure the win, giving the IceDogs consecutive victories for the first time this season
IceDogs defenceman Urban Podrekar scored his first career OHL goal, coming unassisted 3:04 into the third
Marcus Vandenberg was sensational once again, stopping 33 of 34 shots in the winning effort
IceDogs 2023 U18 third round draft pick Roman Buduev made his OHL debut
Recently-acquired Petes forward Ryder McIyntre collected his first point with his new club, earning a primary assist on Peterborough’s lone goal
Liam Sztuska stopped 33-of-35 for Peterborough as the Petes lose their third in a row, falling to 13-8-3-1
Game Centre & Highlights | Niagara Post-Game | Peterborough Post-Game
Ottawa 67’s 6 vs. North Bay Battalion 5
Edmonton Oilers prospect Brady Stonehouse led the way with a pair of goals and an assist, scoring the winner with 8:34 left in the third period
Columbus Blue Jackets prospect Luca Pinelli scored a pair of goals, including the teddy bear toss goal on the power-play
NHL Draft prospect Henry Mews collected three assists in the winning effort; Mews has 10 points in his last five games
Brice Cooke was North Bay’s top producer with a goal and two assists
Ethan Procyszyn, Jacob Therrien and Justin Ertel each finished with a goal and a helper for the Battalion
Collin MacKenzie made 31 saves for the win in his first start since Nov. 12th; he’s now 8-2-1-0
The 67’s improve to 15-8-2-0 atop the East Division while the Battalion fall to 13-9-4-1, two points back of Central Division-leading Mississauga
Game Centre & Highlights | Ottawa Post-Game | North Bay Post-Game
Erie Otters 8 vs. Owen Sound Attack 5
Trailing 5-2, the Otters scored six unanswered goals, including a four-goal third period
Malcolm Spence led the way for the Otters, collecting a goal and two assists, setting up the tying and game-winning goals in the third period
Anaheim Ducks prospect Carey Terrance had a pair of goals, reaching the 20-goal mark for the second consecutive season
Pano Fimis scored the insurance goal on a penalty shot, improving his point totals to 29 points in 26 games
Montreal Canadiens prospect Cedrick Guindon had a goal and two assists for Owen Sound, going 21-for-27 in the faceoff circle
Attack blueliner James Petrovski scored twice, giving him five points in his last three games
Owen Sound went 4-for-4 on the power play, scoring three goals on a five-minute man advantage at the end of the first period and early second
The Otters improve their record 11-11-4-0, while the Attack fall to a 13-11-2-0 record
Game Centre & Highlights | Erie Post-Game | Owen Sound Post-Game
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