Oshawa Generals 4 at Sarnia Sting 3 – SO
Tyler O’Toole scored his first OHL goal against his former club to tie the score before shootout goals from Beckett Sennecke and Colby Barlow made the difference
Isaac Gravelle earned the win in his OHL debut, making 25 saves
Sting rookie Alessandro Di Iorio scored his first career OHL goal
Game Centre | Oshawa Post-Game
Brantford Bulldogs 6 at Ottawa 67’s 3
Chicago Blackhawks pick Nick Lardis scored twice, added an assist and finished with a plus-5 rating
Washington Capitals prospect Patrick Thomas had a goal and four assists while Calvin Crombie finished with a goal and three assists
Blueliner Noah Roberts had a goal and a helper for the Bulldogs
David Egorov turned aside 30-of-33 for the win in front of a hometown crowd in Ottawa
Game Centre | Brantford Post-Game | Ottawa Post-Game
Windsor Spitfires 7 at Brampton Steelheads 5
Windsor scored four third period goals to put things out of reach, powered by a two-goal night from Washington Capitals prospect Ilya Protas
Noah Morneau’s third period shorthanded goal was the game winner
2025 NHL Draft prospect Porter Martone maintained the OHL scoring lead with two goals and an assist for Brampton
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Owen Sound Attack 6 at Niagara Ice Dogs 4
Overage captain Konnor Smith scored a hat-trick for Owen Sound, helping the Attack hand Niagara their first loss of the season
Jake Crawford scored twice for Owen Sound while Toronto Maple Leafs prospect Sam McCue had three helpers
Ryan Roobroeck scored a pair for the IceDogs while Kevin He stayed hot, recording a goal and two assists
Game Centre | Owen Sound Post-Game | Niagara Post-Game
North Bay Battalion 3 at Erie Otters 2 – SO
Newcomer Shamar Moses was the shootout hero, scoring the deciding goal for North Bay in Erie
Jacob LeBlanc tied the score at two with five seconds remaining in regulation
Mike McIvor was the game’s first star, making 40 saves in the win opposite Erie’s Noah Erliden, who stopped 35
Game Centre | North Bay Post-Game | Erie Post-Game
Barrie Colts 4 at London Knights 5
San Jose Sharks prospect Sam Dickinson scored three powerplay goals for London in the win
Evan Van Gorp broke a 4-4 tie with 4:31 remaining for the game winner
New York Islanders prospect Jesse Nurmi scored his first OHL goal
Barrie’s Dalyn Wakely and Brad Gardiner each scored twice in the loss
Game Centre | Barrie Post-Game
Kitchener Rangers 4 at Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 5 – SO
Brady Martin and Travis Hayes scored shootout goals for the Greyhounds as they edged the Rangers 5-4
Hayes scored twice in regulation, earning first star honours on the night
Charlie Schenkel made 29 saves in the win opposite Kitchener rookie Jason Schaubel, who stopped 23
Rangers sophomore Matheas Stark scored twice in the loss
Game Centre | Soo Post-Game | Kitchener Post-Game
Peterborough Petes 3 at Guelph Storm 6
Guelph led 3-0 before Peterborough made a game of things, with Max Namestnikov’s third period marker standing as the winner
Charlie Paquette joined Namestnikov with a goal and an assist in the win
Sam Johnston scored his first career OHL goal for the Storm
Petes rookie Colin Fitzgerald earned third star honours with a goal and an assist
Game Centre | Guelph Post-Game | Peterborough Post-Game
Sudbury Wolves 2 at Kingston Frontenacs 7
Pittsburgh Penguins prospect Emil Pieniniemi was the game’s first star with a goal and two assists
Vegas Golden Knights pick Tuomas Uronen also recorded a goal and two helpers for the Fronts
Calgary Flames draftee Jacob Battaglia scored his seventh and eighth goals of the season in the win
Game Centre | Kingston Post-Game
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