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Saturday Highlights: Steelheads send Cornwall crowd home with a win

Kingston Frontenacs vs. Brampton Steelheads

Final: 5 (BRAM) – 2 (KGN)

Three third-period goals delivered Brampton its first win of the season in Cornwall.

  • Jared Harding and Jack Yates scored in the third period to put the Steelheads ahead for good
  • Nathan Amidovski and Geno Carcone scored first-period markers, and Stepan Kuryachenkov’s first career OHL goal into the empty net put it out of reach
  • Oskari Ahmajarvi stopped 21 of 23 for his first OHL win, while Matthew Minchak turned aside 26 shots for Kingston
  • Ty Robar and Cole Zurawski scored for the Fronts, whose four-game winning streak was snapped in front of 2,661 at the Cornwall Civic Complex

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London Knights vs. Erie Otters

Final: 7 (LDN) – 1 (ER)

London pulled away in Erie behind a pair of two-goal performances and a perfect night on the power play.

  • Carson Harmer and Jaxon Cover each scored twice, giving both four goals on the season
  • Ryan Brown turned in a four-assist performance and Marcus Nordmark added a goal and an assist
  • The Knights outshot Erie 40-29 and went 2-for-2 on the power play to improve to 7-1-0-1
  • Brian Cooke stopped 28 of 29 to go 3-0 on the season as the Otters fell to 5-5-1-0

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Owen Sound Attack vs. Flint Firebirds

Final: 3 (FLNT) – 2 (OS)

Flint came from behind on two third-period goals from Darian Anderson.

  • Darian Anderson scored twice in the third period to give him seven on the season
  • Jimmy Lombardi chipped in a goal and an assist as the Firebirds outshot Owen Sound 38-21 and extended their point streak to five games
  • Pierce Mbuyi contributed both Owen Sound goals, his eighth of the season
  • Ryerson Leenders stopped 35 of 38 as the Attack suffered a fourth straight loss to fall to 2-8, while Flint moved to 6-2-1-0

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Oshawa Generals vs. Ottawa 67’s

Final: 3 (OTT) – 2 (OSH) – OT

Ottawa tied it in the closing minutes and settled it early in overtime.

  • Spencer Bowes tied the game with 4:55 remaining and buried the overtime winner 1:12 into the extra frame, giving him nine goals on the season
  • Brock Chitaroni also scored, extending his point streak to nine games
  • The 67’s outshot Oshawa 35-24 to improve to 7-1-2-0
  • Caden Taylor and Brennan Huyck scored for the Generals and Jaden Cholette stopped 32 of 35 as Oshawa earned a point and fell to 4-5-2-0

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Sarnia Sting vs. Saginaw Spirit

Final: 7 (SAG) – 4 (SAR)

A night after scoring nine, Saginaw put up seven more against Sarnia.

  • Levi Harper scored twice and added two assists from the blue line, while Dmitry Savin also scored a pair
  • Dima Zhilkin recorded his league-leading 11th goal and added two assists, with Ryan Hanrahan and Alex Milojevic also finding the scoresheet
  • Easton Walos reached double digits with his 10th and Jonas Gulbrandsen scored his first career OHL goal as Sarnia went 3-for-5 on the power play
  • The Spirit have won five in a row to improve to 6-2-2-0, while the Sting have lost four straight

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Barrie Colts vs. Peterborough Petes

Final: 6 (PBO) – 0 (BAR)

A four-goal second period broke it open as Peterborough shut out Barrie.

  • Adam Novotny brought down the hats with three goals and added two assists for a five-point night, giving him seven goals on the season
  • Cooper Dennis scored twice and added two helpers, Yanis Lutz picked up three assists and Lucas Karmiris finished with a goal and two assists
  • Matthew Koprowski stopped all 22 shots for his second career OHL shutout
  • Braydon McCallum recorded an assist in his 200th OHL game as the Petes improved to 5-7 and Barrie fell to 1-9-1-0 with a fifth straight loss

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