London Knights 6, Windsor Spitfires 3
- Trailing by a goal after 20 minutes, a four-goal second period carried the Knights to a win in Windsor
- Dale Hunter became the third coach in OHL history to reach 900 wins, doing so in just 1,361 games; he joins Brian Kilrea and Bert Templeton in that elite category
- NHL Draft-eligible forward Easton Cowan scored a pair of goals and was a plus-4, earning first-star honours
- Islanders prospect Isaiah George scored the game-winner 12:24 into the second period
- London scored twice in the same penalty kill, 8:00 and 8:36 into the third frame
- James Jodoin, Matt Maggio, and London native Brett Harrison scored for the Spits
- Kraken prospect Shane Wright picked up a pair of assists, taking his season total to 22 in 20 contests
- The Western Conference Champions finish the season 44-18-4-2
Game Centre | Spitfires Post-Game
Barrie Colts 1, Ottawa 67’s 5
- Sophomore forward Brady Stonehouse scored his 36th and 37th goals of the season and added an assist as the 67’s set new franchise records in wins (51) and points (107)
- Pavel Minyukov scored his 24th goal of the season – tied for most among all defencemen – to reach the 150-point mark. The Ducks pick managed the feat in just 136 games
- Logan Morrison reached the 40-goal mark and one of his three assists was on Mintyukov’s game-winner
- 2021 Colts third-round pick Ben Pickell opened the scoring 9:53 into the opening frame, his first goal of the season and Barrie’s lone marker
- Brandt Clarke did not play on Sunday, ending his season tied with Aaron Ekblad for the most single season goals (23) by a defenceman in franchise history; he wrapped things up joining teammate Evan Vierling on a 16-game point streak
- The Colts finish the season with a 42-17-6-3 record
- Ottawa ends the season with goaltenders Collin MacKenzie and Max Donoso earning the Dave Pinkney Trophy for fewest team goals-against, surrendering just 171 over 68 games.
Game Centre | 67’s Post-Game
Peterborough Petes 4, Mississauga Steelheads 2
- Second-overall pick Malcolm Spence scored the game-winning goal and added an assist as the Otters closed out their season with a home victory
- 2020 second-overall pick Pano Fimis scored and added an assist in a third-star performance
- Marko Sikic and Ty Voit scored for Sarnia
- Voit, the Leafs prospect, picked up his 81st assist of the season: only Peter Sarno (93), has more in Sting franchise history
- The Sting had some fresh faces in the lineup including call-ups Sean Doherty and Carson Hall
- The Otters end their season on a high-note, ending a nine-game losing slide before the home crowd at Erie Insurance Arena
Game Centre | Otters Post-Game
Owen Sound Attack 6, Flint Firebirds 4
- OA forward Deni Goure scored the game-winning goal shorthanded 6:11 into the final frame
- Goure, Landen Hookey, as well as Cedrick Guindon each chipped in a goal and an assist
- Entering the final day of the regular season, the Attack sit just a point behind Kitchener for seventh place in the West
- Firebirds first-round pick in the 2022 U18 Selection, Matthew Jenken, scored his first-career goal and added an assist
- Coulson Pitre set up his brother Kaden Pitre just 2:48 after scoring a goal of his own in the first period
- The Firebirds see an end to their franchise record 8-game home winning streak, finishing the season with a 35-28-4-1 record
Game Centre | Attack Post-Game | Firebirds Post-Game
North Bay Battalion 5, Niagara IceDogs 2
- The Battalion scored four goals in the third period to finish the season series 5-1-0-0 against the IceDogs and secure their 10th-straight win
- Canucks prospect Josh Bloom scored and added an assist in a first-star performance
- Defenceman Alexander Lukin scored the game-winner 4:10 into the final frame
- North Bay’s Lirim Amidovski scored on a breakaway in his OHL debut; Dylan Richter also made his OHL debut for the Battalion
- Rookie forward Kevin He and OA winger Zak Lavoie scored for Niagara
Game Centre | Battalion Post-Game | IceDogs Post-Game
Guelph Storm 7, Saginaw Spirit 3
- Max Namestnikov scored a hat-trick as the Storm scored seven goals in the second half of the game to earn a win in Saginaw
- Winger Braeden Bowman netted a pair, including the game-winner
- Bruins prospect Matthew Poitras added two helpers to take his season total to 79 – two behind Jeff O’Neill’s single-season franchise record
- The Storm finish the season with a 35-28-4-1 record
- Joey Willis and Matyas Sapovaliv each had a goal and assist
- Zayne Parekh scored his 21st goal of the season, the most by a 16-year-old defenceman in league history
Game Centre | Spirit Post-Game
