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Defenders deliver in overtime – Ontario Hockey League

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Erie Otters 3, Niagara IceDogs 2 – OT

  • Christian Kyrou assisted the game-tying goal before scoring the winner in overtime. The Dallas Stars pick leads the Otters in points with two goals and six assists
  • Erie’s Elias Cohen scored his third goal in two games
  • Kyle Downey made 26 saves and earned the win in his Otters debut
  • Pasquale Zito scored his third of the season: The Red Wings prospect leads Niagara in scoring with nine points
  • Gabriel Runco and Andrew Vermeulen made their OHL debuts for Niagara

Game Centre | Otters Post-Game | IceDogs Post-Game

 

Saginaw Spirit 3, Windsor Spitfires 2 – OT

  • 15-year-old Michael Misa scored his fourth goal of the season: he has 10 points after eight games
  • New York Islanders prospect Tristan Lennox made a season-high 33 stops in goal for the Spirit
  • Ryan Abraham had a goal and an assist for the Spits. He has seven points in his last three games
  • Rookie forward AJ Spellacy scored his first career OHL goal for Windsor

Game Centre | Spirit Post-Game | Spitfires Post-Game

 

Ottawa 67’s 4, North Bay Battalion 2

  • The 67’s remain undefeated to start the season with their seventh consecutive regulation win
  • Montreal pick Vinzenz Rohrer extends his point streak to five games with a goal and an assist. Rookie defenceman Henry Mews has points in four straight contests. Senators prospect Tyler Boucher has now scored in three straight games
  • Seattle’s Kyle Jackson and Edmonton’s Matvey Petrov each had an assist. North Bay has scored 20 goals: Jackson has a point on 10 of them and Petrov nine

Game Centre | Battalion Post-Game

 

Kingston Frontenacs 1, Peterborough Petes 5

  • Seattle Kraken pick Tucker Robertson scored a pair of goals for the second time this season, including the game-winner
  • J.R. Avon had a goal and an assist: he has five points in his last three contests
  • Jax Dubois returned to the Petes lineup with a goal and an assist
  • Colorado Avalanche prospect Ivan Zhigalov stopped 37 of the Petes’ 42 shots
  • The Petes and Fronts meet again in Kingston on Friday

Game Centre | Petes Post-Game | Frontenacs Post-Game

 

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