North Bay Battalion 2, Ottawa 67’s 3 – OT
- Nashville Predators prospect Jack Matier finished a give-and-go with Luca Pinelli 2:30 into overtime as the 67’s became the first Eastern Conference team to clinch a playoff spot
- With the extra attacker, Logan Morrison tied the score at two with 1:49 remaining to force overtime; Morrison has scored in five straight games, netting nine goals in that span
- Anaheim Ducks prospect Pavel Mintyukov scored his 20th of the season from the blue line
- With 6,672 fans in attendance, it was the largest crowd of the season for the 67’s
Game Centre | Battalion Post-Game | 67’s Post-Game
Windsor Spitfires 3, London Knights 4 – OT
- Denver Barkey scored his first-career shorthanded goal in regulation and scored the overtime winner to lift the Midwest Division-leading Knights over the West Division-leading Spitfires
- Barkey’s OT winner came just 25 seconds into the extra frame on an assist from Ryan Winterton
- Knights rookie Jacob Julien also scored twice while Winterton recorded two assists
- Brett Brochu made 24 saves to earn his 84th career victory, tying him with Gene Chiarello (1996-2000) for the second-most in Knights franchise history
- Mathias Onuska made 26 saves against his former club as Windsor’s nine-game winning streak came to a halt
Game Centre | Spitfires Post-Game
Owen Sound Attack 2, Guelph Storm 6
- The Storm drew even with Owen Sound in the Western Conference standings as Matthew Poitras (1-2–3) and Braeden Bowman (2-1–3) had three-point afternoons; Poitras pushed his point streak to eight games
- Owen Sound’s Matthew Papais provided both Attack goals against his former club
- Patrick Leaver stopped 36-of-38 for the win
- Guelph improves to 4-1 against Owen Sound this season
Game Centre | Attack Post-Game
Kitchener Rangers 0, Hamilton Bulldogs 4
- Tristan Malboeuf turned in a first star performance, posting a 40-save shutout as the Bulldogs won despite being outshot 40-23
- 2023 NHL Draft prospect Nick Lardis scored his 30th goal of the season
- Sahil Panwar picked up a goal and an assist, giving him 31 points (12-19–31) in 20 games with Hamilton
- Marco Costantini made his return to Hamilton, making 19 saves in the loss
- The Bulldogs improve to 26-24-4-0 for sixth place in the Eastern Conference
Game Centre | Rangers Post-Game | Bulldogs Post-Game
Barrie Colts 4, Kingston Frontenacs 0
- Scoreless through 40 minutes, the Colts scored four goals in the third led by a pair from Beau Jelsma
- LA Kings prospect Brandt Clarke finished the afternoon with three assists
- Barrie’s Ben West made 22 saves for his first-career OHL shutout
- Mason Vaccari made 41 saves for the Frontenacs as they were outshot 45-22
- Th 31-15-6-2 Colts sit five points back of first place North Bay in the Central Division
- Kingston has lost four in a row and been shutout in two of their last three outings
Game Centre | Frontenacs Post-Game
Saginaw Spirit 3, Mississauga Steelheads 1
- Andrew Oke was the game’s first star, making 31 saves to secure his first win since Dec. 6th; it’s the first time this season he’s made 30+ saves and allowed two or fewer goals
- Vegas Golden Knights prospect Matyas Sapovaliv scored twice, extending his goal-scoring streak to three games
- Minnesota Wild prospect Hunter Haight scored the game winner on a third period power play
- Steelheads overage blueliner Charlie Callaghan picked up an assist in his 200th career OHL contest
- The Spirit earn their fourth straight win and sit six points up on Owen Sound and Guelph for fourth place in the Western Conference
Game Centre | Spirit Post-Game | Steelheads Post-Game
Niagara IceDogs 7, Oshawa Generals 10
- More Generals had multi-point games (9) than players finished pointless (6)
- 17 goals are the most scored in an OHL game this season
- Generals rookie Beckett Sennecke had two goals and three assists while blueliner Luca D’Amato had a goal and three helpers
- Zakary Lavoie was named first star in the loss for Niagara tying an IceDogs franchise record with six points (3-3–6)
- Oshawa jumps ahead of Kingston and into seventh in the Eastern Conference with a record of 23-24-1-5
Game Centre | IceDogs Post-Game
Sudbury Wolves 0, Peterborough Petes 4
- Michael Simpson grew his league-lead in shutouts to five, making 45 saves for his second consecutive clean sheet
- New Jersey Devils prospect Chase Stillman had a goal and an assist against his former club
- Dallas Stars pick Gavin White hit double-digits in the goal column for the second straight season, scoring his 10th of the campaign
- Sudbury’s Nate Krawchuk made 30 saves in the loss
- The Petes improve to 28-23-1-2, tied with Mississauga for fourth place in the Eastern Conference
Game Centre | Petes Post-Game
Flint Firebirds 3, Sarnia Sting 7
- Ty Voit, Ethan Del Mastro and Ryan Mast all had three-point afternoons for the victorious Sting
- Columbus Blue Jackets prospect Luca Del Bel Belluz was named the game’s first star with a goal and an assist
- Detroit Red Wings prospect Amadeus Lombardi scored his 36th and 37th goals of the season, extending his point streak to 13 games
- San Jose Sharks prospect Ben Gaudreau turned aside 28 shots as the Sting won despite being outshot 31-25
- Sarnia improves to 29-17-5-2, two points up on Saginaw for third place in the Western Conference
Game Centre | Firebirds Post-Game | Sting Post-Game
