Niagara IceDogs 5, Sudbury Wolves 4 – OT
- Aidan Castle scored 2:51 into overtime as the Niagara IceDogs shook-off a six-game losing slide
- Owen Flores made 50 saves for the win as Sudbury outshot Niagara 54-32
- Wolves forward Nick DeGrazia had a pair of goals as Sudbury came away with a point
- Niagara improves to 4-7-3-0, three points ahead of Sudbury in the Central Division
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Kingston Frontenacs 3, Flint Firebirds 1
- Mason Vaccari earned first star honours with a career-high 41 saves to improve to 4-1-0-0 on the season
- Dallas Stars prospect Francesco Arcuri scored the game winner 53 seconds into the third period
- Amadeus Lombardi scored Flint’s lone marker as the Firebirds lost despite outshooting Kingston 42-27
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Guelph Storm 3, Soo Greyhounds 2 – SO
- Valentin Zhugin and Sasha Pastujov scored shootout goals while Jacob Oster stopped by Soo shooters as the Storm prevailed on the road
- Washington Capitals prospect Jake Karabela tied the score at two 3:12 in the third period
- Blueliner Zackary Sandhu scored his first career OHL goal for Guelph
- The game marked Sault Ste. Marie’s fourth consecutive home matchup to require overtime or a shootout; they have lost all four
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North Bay Battalion 5, Hamilton Bulldogs 1
- Rookie Charlie Robertson stopped 36 of 37 as the Battalion won their fourth in a row
- Florida Panthers prospect Liam Arnsby earned first star honours with a goal and an assist
- Logan Morrison scored Hamilton’s lone goal as the Bulldogs lost their seventh in a row
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Erie Otters 6, London Knights 3
- The Otters scored three second period goals and never looked back as Dallas Stars prospect Christian Kyrou earned first star with a goal and an assist
- Liam Gilmartin scored the game winner against his former club
- The Otters have now won five games in a row, improving to 8-4-0-2
- Montreal Canadiens prospect Logan Mailloux scored twice for London
- Isaiah George and Ruslan Gazizov returned to the London lineup while Sam O’Reilly made his OHL debut
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Peterborough Petes 3, Oshawa Generals 1
- Liam Sztuska stopped 35/36 shots to backstop the Petes to victory in Oshawa
- Quinton Pagé and Nick Lardis scored first period goals to give Peterborough all they’d need to defeat their age-old rival
- Boston Bruins prospect Brett Harrison scored the lone goal for Oshawa as the Generals outshot the Petes 36-25
- Peterborough has won four of five while Oshawa has now lost three straight
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Kitchener Rangers 1, Saginaw Spirit 0
- Tampa Bay Lightning prospect Roman Schmidt’s first of the season was the game winner with 4:22 remaining in the third period
- Marco Costantini stopped all 18 shots he faced for his seventh career OHL shutout
- Kitchener’s Hunter Brzustewicz saw his 10-game point streak come to an end
- New York Islanders prospect Tristan Lennox stopped 20 of 21 for Saginaw
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Ottawa 67’s 6, Barrie Colts 1
- Dave Cameron became the 15th coach in OHL history to win his 400th career contest as the 67’s took down Barrie
- Cam Tolnai had two goals and two assists while Brady Stonehouse scored twice and added a helper
- Ottawa outshot Barrie 37-22, going 2-for-3 on the power play to improve to 11-1-0-0 on the season
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