Oshawa Generals vs. Guelph Storm
Final: 6 (GUE) – 0 (OSH)
Guelph got a shutout and six goals from a reinforced lineup to hand Oshawa its first loss of the season.
- Ryan Roobroeck opened the scoring with the 100th goal of his OHL career, coming on his 19th birthday
- New addition Ethan Czata scored twice for the Storm
- Owen Griffin scored his first with Guelph, coming against his former club
- Zach Jovanovski turned in a 25-save shutout
Brampton Steelheads vs. Soo Greyhounds
Final: 6 (SOO) – 3 (BRAM)
The Soo scored four times in the first period and never let Brampton back in.
- Newly minted captain Travis Hayes scored twice for the Greyhounds
- Ryan Kaczynski netted his league-leading fifth goal of the season
- Jeremy Martin, Noah Laus and Trevor Daley Jr. added the other Soo markers
- Peter Green recorded a goal and two assists for Brampton, which fell to 0-4
Barrie Colts vs. Sudbury Wolves
Final: 5 (SBY) – 2 (BAR)
Sudbury outshot Barrie 38-31 and stayed perfect on the season.
- Kash Kwajah scored his first two OHL goals and added an assist for a three-point night
- Vladimir Provorov recorded a goal and an assist, while Paolo Frasca stopped 29 of 31 as the Wolves improved to 3-0, their best start since 2008-09
- Sebastian Mogull scored his first OHL goal for the Colts
- Matvei Nikonovich stopped 33 of 37 in his OHL debut as Barrie fell to 0-3
Erie Otters vs. Kitchener Rangers
Final: 4 (ER) – 3 (KIT)
Erie held on after Kitchener pulled within a goal late, taking a one-goal decision despite being outshot 29-23.
- Liam Beamish scored twice, including the third-period winner, for his first two goals of the season
- Ty Henry and Lucas Ambrosio added Erie goals, while Michael Dec collected three assists
- David Egorov stopped 26 of 29 as the Otters improved to 2-0
- Charlie Puglisi’s first OHL goal opened the scoring for Kitchener, and Luca Santala scored his first OHL goal in his Rangers debut to pull the hosts within one late
Sarnia Sting vs. Kingston Frontenacs
Final: 5 (SAR) – 3 (KGN)
Sarnia bounced back from a Thursday loss in Peterborough to hand Kingston its first defeat of the season.
- Easton Walos, Brenner Lammens, Parker Holmes and Cameron Aucoin each recorded a goal and an assist for the Sting
- Wyatt Herres scored his first OHL goal
- Kale Osipenko turned in a 26-save performance in the Sarnia crease
- Nolan Buttar scored shorthanded and added an assist as the Frontenacs suffered their first loss
Niagara IceDogs vs. Saginaw Spirit
Final: 5 (SAG) – 3 (NIAG)
Saginaw built a 4-0 lead and held on for its first win of the season.
- Braidy Wassilyn collected a goal and an assist against his former club and earned first star honours
- Dmitry Savin scored his first OHL goal for the Spirit and picked up an assist
- Spirit head coach Brendan Taylor earned his first career OHL win
- Brady Knowling won his OHL debut with 25 saves, opposite Niagara’s Connor Haffner, who stopped 27 shots in his first OHL action
- Reyth Smith tallied a goal and an assist as Niagara went 2-for-6 on the power play
Owen Sound Attack vs. London Knights
Final: 7 (LDN) – 4 (OS)
London outshot Owen Sound 41-26 and stayed unbeaten with a seven-goal night.
- Cohen Bidgood and Carson Harmer each recorded a goal and two assists
- Evan Van Gorp scored twice to give him four goals on the season, while Ryan Brown picked up three assists in his season debut
- NHL Draft prospect Cooper McAslan scored in a third straight game, and Brian Cooke stopped 22 of 26 as the Knights improved to 3-0
- Harry Nansi scored twice and added an assist in his first game of the season as Owen Sound went 3-for-7 on the power play
Flint Firebirds vs. Windsor Spitfires
Final: 4 (FLNT) – 2 (WSR)
Flint scored the deciding goal late in the second period and won despite being outshot 29-20.
- Darian Anderson scored the deciding goal late in the second period, his second of the season
- Josh Bonnyman, Jimmy Lombardi and Martins Klaucans rounded out the Flint scoring, while James Paul picked up two assists
- Mason Courville made 27 saves in the win
- Ethan Garden and Shawn Costello scored for Windsor
Peterborough Petes vs. Brantford Bulldogs
Final: 5 (BFD) – 2 (PBO)
Brantford answered an early Peterborough goal and rode a 41-save night in goal to stay unbeaten.
- Vilmer Salen Forsberg stopped 41 of 43 shots as the Bulldogs improved to 3-0
- Aiden Kelly recorded a goal and an assist, while Jason Musa scored in a third consecutive game
- Kaden McGregor scored his first as a Bulldog against his former club, and David Buchman scored the first of his OHL career
- Camden McCuaig and Cullen McCrate collected two assists each, while Jack Clarke opened the scoring 2:04 in with his first OHL goal for Peterborough
