Guelph Storm vs. Kitchener Rangers
Final: 6 (KIT) – 3 (GUE)
Kitchener was outshot 37-26 but snapped Guelph’s nine-game winning streak with a three-goal win.
- Luca Romano scored twice and added an assist, while Cameron Arquette also scored twice
- Haeden Ellis potted the power-play winner and Luca Santala had a goal and an assist, with Tanner Lam and Alex Forrest each posting two helpers
- Jason Schaubel stopped 34 of 37 as the Rangers won a third straight to improve to 7-5-1-1
- Tyler Hopkins scored 26 seconds in for Guelph, with Joshua Avery and a shorthanded Ryan Roobroeck also lighting the lamp and Vladimir Dravecky adding two assists, as the Storm fell to 9-3-0-0 and suffered their first loss since Sept. 19
Erie Otters vs. Niagara IceDogs
Final: 4 (NIAG) – 3 (ER) – OT
Erie forced overtime late in the third period before Niagara settled it 2:30 into the extra period.
- Joey Banas scored twice, including the winner 2:30 into overtime
- Reyth Smith and Ryerson Edgar also scored, while Callum Cheynowski picked up two assists in his 200th OHL contest
- Vladislav Yermolenko stopped 23 of 26 as Niagara outshot Erie 27-26 and won a second straight to improve to 7-4-1-0
- Michael Dec, Kase Kamzik and Broden McArthur scored for Erie, McArthur forcing overtime at 16:59 of the third, while Mclean Agrette added two helpers and David Egorov stopped 23 of 27 as the Otters stayed winless in three at 5-5-2-0
Sarnia Sting vs. London Knights
Final: 6 (LDN) – 4 (SAR)
London pulled away on a go-ahead goal at 4:37 of the third period to hand Sarnia a two-goal loss.
- Thomas Zocco and Cohen Bidgood each scored twice and added an assist, Zocco’s second at 4:37 of the third standing as the winner
- Juho Piiparinen added a goal and an assist, Marcus Nordmark posted two helpers and Kane Barch scored his first OHL goal
- Brian Cooke stopped 25 of 29 as London outshot Sarnia 33-29 and improved to 8-2-0-1
- Kaden Aucoin, Jack Van Volsen, Simon Katolicky and Tyler Challenger scored for Sarnia, two of them on the power play, with Easton Walos and Cameron Aucoin each adding two assists as the Sting fell to 6-7-1-0
North Bay Battalion vs. Sudbury Wolves
Final: 5 (NB) – 3 (SBY)
North Bay got the winner at 10:53 of the third period and a penalty-shot goal from the same player to snap a three-game skid.
- Parker Vaughan scored twice, including the winner at 10:53 of the third and a penalty-shot goal, and added an assist for a three-point night
- Arseny Pronin, Cam Warren and Jax Pereira also scored for North Bay
- Mike McIvor stopped 19 of 22 as the Battalion outshot Sudbury 23-22 and improved to 5-8
- Finn Kearns scored his first OHL goal for Sudbury, while Kash Kwajah added a goal and an assist and Parker Smith also scored as the Wolves fell to 8-3-1-0
Peterborough Petes vs. Oshawa Generals
Final: 5 (OSH) – 0 (PBO)
Oshawa got a 30-save shutout and snapped a four-game winless streak by blanking Peterborough.
- Matthew Humphries stopped all 30 shots for his first career OHL shutout
- Linus Funck opened the scoring shorthanded and added an assist, with Tyler Hinde, Kane Cloutier and Anthony Timmerman also scoring
- Jacob Therrien lit the lamp in his home debut, his first OHL goal since Oct. 3, 2025, as Oshawa improved to 5-6-3-0
- Matthew Koprowski stopped 27 of 32 as Oshawa outshot Peterborough 32-30 and the Petes’ three-game winning streak ended at 6-8
Flint Firebirds vs. Saginaw Spirit
Final: 4 (FLNT) – 3 (SAG) – SO
Flint built a 3-0 first-period lead, surrendered it, then won a shootout to take a second game in Saginaw this season.
- Darian Anderson scored the shootout winner after Martins Klaucans scored and added an assist and Jimmy Lombardi and Brady Smith scored on the power play to build the 3-0 lead
- Trenten Bennett stopped 35 of 38 as Flint was outshot 38-25, with Cooper Williams posting two assists
- Jacob Cloutier and Braidy Wassilyn scored in the second for Saginaw, and Brody George’s first OHL goal tied it at 12:33 of the third
- Dima Zhilkin extended his point streak to 12 games but saw his seven-game goal-scoring streak end, as Flint stretched its point streak to six games at 7-2-1-0 and the Spirit moved to 6-3-2-1
Ottawa 67’s vs. Kingston Frontenacs
Final: 4 (KGN) – 2 (OTT)
Kingston went 3-for-6 on the power play to end Ottawa’s four-game winning streak.
- Adam Goljer scored twice on the power play and Nolan Snyder potted the power-play winner
- Brody Cook also scored, while Cole Zurawski and Alex McLean each posted two assists
- Royden Smith stopped 26 of 28 as Kingston outshot Ottawa 29-28 and improved to 8-5
- Spencer Bowes and Filip Ekberg each scored and added an assist for Ottawa, where Jaeden Nelson stopped 25 of 29, as the 67’s seven-game point streak ended and they fell to 7-2-2-0
Brantford Bulldogs vs. Brampton Steelheads
Final: 8 (BFD) – 2 (BRAM)
Kaden McGregor scored four power-play goals, three of them in the first period, as Brantford rolled in Brampton.
- Kaden McGregor scored four power-play goals, including a first-period hat trick, as Brantford went 4-for-8 on the power play
- McGregor’s four power-play goals are one shy of an OHL record, and marks the third time since 2000 an OHL player has scored four in a game
- Jason Musa posted four assists, while David Buchman and Camden McCuaig each added two helpers
- Abe Barnett and Owen DeGraff each scored their first OHL goal, with Sam Roberts and Cullen McCrate rounding out the scoring
- Chase Petrova stopped 31 of 33 as Brantford won a third straight to improve to 10-2-0-1, while MacGregor Richmond and Geno Carcone scored for Brampton, which outshot the Bulldogs 33-32 and fell to 1-8-1-1
