Niagara IceDogs vs. Erie Otters
Final: 1 (NIAG) – 3 (ER)
The Otters defended home ice against Niagara.
- Noah Erliden picked up first star honours, stopping 24 of 25 in the victory.
- Brett Hammond (3) started the scoring in the first period.
- Dylan Edward (3) potted the eventual game winner early in the second.
- McLean Agrette (2) added a beautiful insurance marker, good for the OHL’s play of the night.
- Braidy Wassilyn (1) was the lone scorer for the IceDogs – getting his first of the 2025-26 campaign.
London Knights vs. Kitchener Rangers
Final: 6 (LDN) – 1 (KIT)
The Knights took the Aud by storm, putting up six in the win.
- London had six different goal scorers – Logan Hawery (2), Julian Brown (1), Sam O’Reilly (4), Ben Wilmott (5), Kaeden Hawkins (1) and Max Crete (1).
- Brody Cook chipped in two assists to earn the third star of the night.
- Aleksei Medvedev was the winning goalie, making 19 saves.
- Jack Prindham (6) got the lone Rangers goal.
Brantford Bulldogs vs. Brampton Steelheads
Final: 7 (BFD) – 3 (BRAM)
Brantford continued there success with seven goals in Brampton.
- Chicago Blackhawks prospect Marek Vanacker (9) had two goals and two assists – good for first star in the game and the OHL.
- Maple Leafs prospect Sam McCue (4) also added a pair of goals.
- Adam Benak (4) scored and added two helpers for the Bulldogs.
- Buffalo Sabres prospect Ryerson Leenders made 28 saves to help defeat his former team.
- Gabe Chiarot (3), Troy Patton (2) and Kieran Witkowski (3) were the scorers for Brampton.
Ottawa 67s vs. Kingston Frontenacs
Final: 3 (OTT) – 0 (KGN)
The 67s bounced back from their first defeat of the season.
- Jack Dever (2) opened the scoring midway through the first period.
- Filip Ekberg (1) tallied his first of the season on the powerplay.
- Nic Whitehead (3) sealed the game in the third period.
- Ryder Fetterolf made 13 saves for the shutout win.
- Gavin Betts was the third star of the game, stopping 28 of 30 for Kingston.
Windsor Spitfires vs. Sarnia Sting
Final: 3 (WSR) – 2 (SAR) – OT
The Spitfires picked up the extra point after forcing overtime in the final minutes.
- Cole Davis (6) was the hero and earned the OHL’s Play of the Night for his efforts.
- 2026 NHL Draft top prospect Ethan Belchetz (9) continued to raise his stock with a goal and an assist.
- Joey Costanzo stopped 23 of 25 in the game to help the Spits to victory.
- Ben Pickell (2) and Blues prospect Lukas Fischer (1) scored for the Sting.
- Patrick Quinlan did all he could in the Sarnia net, stopping 27 to earn the first star of the game.
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Soo Greyhounds vs. Sudbury Wolves
Final: 2 (SOO) – 4 (SBY)
The Wolves came out victorious in the Highway 17 Rivalry.
- Jets 6th rounder Kieron Walton (4) continued his run of form since returning from camp with another goal and an assist.
- Nathan Villeneuve (1) scored his first and added two helpers in the win – earning the third star of the game.
- Finn Marshall was sensational for the Pack, stopping 29 of 31 including this ridiculous glove save that was named Save of the Night.
- Travis Hayes (5) and Jordan Charron (10) scored for the Hounds.
Owen Sound Attack vs. Guelph Storm
Final: 6 (OS) – 3 (GUE)
The Petes opened OHL Rivalry Week with a win over the Generals.
- OA forward Matthew Soto (5) set a new career high with five points – three goals and two assists.
- Adam Novotny (4) scored twice, giving him goals in three straight games.
- Aiden Young showcased his playmaking acumen with four assists.
- Easton Rye made 24 saves to get the win for the Petes.
- Brooks Rogowski (5), Vadim Smirnov (3) and Owen Griffin (6) each found the back of the net for Oshawa.
