Sunday Highlights: Nicholl, Mangone, and Griffin close out the season with hat tricks

Kingston Frontenacs 1 at Brampton Steelheads 4

NHL Draft prospect Porter Martone closed out the season with a three point performance, scoring twice to end with 37 goals on the season
Seattle Kraken prospect Carson Rehkopf also had a three point performance with two assists and scoring the game winning goal to finish with a total of 42 on the season
Gabriel Chiarot opened the scoring in the second period with his 21st of the season
NHL Draft prospect Jack Ivankovic stopped 27 for his 24th win of the year, finishing the season at 24-12-5-0 with a .902 SV%
Ben Pickell was the lone goal scorer for Kingston, marking his 13th of the season late in the second period

Ottawa 67’s 2 at Brantford Bulldogs 7

Nikolas Rossetto scored two goals in the game to finish with nine goals on the season
Noah Nelson had a three point game, including scoring the game winning goal for his ninth of the season
Daniel Chen had a strong two point performance, including the opening goal of the game for the Bulldogs
Niko Krmpotic scores in his second straight game to finish with two goals on the year
Braeden O’Keefe recorded his only two points of the season in this game with a goal and an assist
NHL Draft prospect Filip Ekberg was in on both of Ottawa’s goals, scoring once and assisting on Kohyn Eshkawkogan’s second period tally
David Egorov had a strong performance in goal for the Bulldogs as he stopped 33 of the 35 shots he faced for his 13th win of the season

Sudbury Wolves 0 at North Bay Battalion 4

Mike McIvor came up big for the Battalion, stopping all of the 29 shots that he faced to record his third shutout and 22nd win of the season to lock in the final playoff spot for North Bay
Anaheim Ducks prospect and North Bay captain Ethan Procyszyn scored the opening goal of the game for his 34th goal of the season
Reyth Smith added an insurance goal just 41 seconds after Procyszyn’s goal to give North Bay an early 2-0 lead
Bronson Ride and Parker Vaughan capped off the four goal game for the Troops
Goaltender Finn Marshall had a solid outing for Sudbury as he stopped 37 of 41 shots in the loss

Kitchener Rangers 0 at Guelph Storm 2

It took 47 minutes of play for the scoring to start, but NHL Draft prospect Quinn Beauchesne scored the game winning goal for the Guelph Storm with his sixth of the season
Lev Katzin would add another goal for Guelph four and a half minutes later to double their lead and give them some much needed insurance down the stretch
Colin Ellsworth pitched a 26 save shutout performance in the season finale for the Storm to record his first shutout of his OHL career

Sarnia Sting 2 at Soo Greyhounds 5

A five goal run from five different goal scorers for the Greyhounds helped them earn the victory in the final game of the season
Detroit Red Wings prospect Landon Miller backstopped his Greyhounds team with a 42 save performance for his 14th win of the season
Travis Hayes led the way offensively with a three point performance, scoring the game winning goal and adding two assists
James Barr and Zach Filak recorded the only goals of the game for the Sting as they miss out on the playoffs
Carson Andrew has a two assist game for his fifth multi point game of the year
Utah Hockey Club prospect Noel Nordh opened the scoring for the Greyhounds
Brodie McConnell-Barker, Brady R Smith, and Justin Cloutier scored the remaining goals for the Soo Greyhounds

London Knights 4 at Erie Otters 6

Edmonton Oilers prospect William Nicholl had a four point performance as he recorded a hat trick and an assist in the 6-4 loss for London
Kayden Edwards an Oliver Phillips both recorded their first career goals in the OHL, ending the season by checking off an incredible milestone
The other half of the Edwards brothers on the Otters, Dylan Edwards, opened the scoring with his 20th goal of the season for the Erie Otters
Gabriel Frasca, Callum Hughes, and Pano Fimis scored the other goals for the Otters as they win the final game of the season 6-4
Charlie Burns had a strong game for Erie, stopping 31 of the 35 shots he faced for the victory

Flint Firebirds 2 at Saginaw Spirit 9

Calem Mangone recorded his fourth hat trick of the season in a four point performance (3G, 1A) to lead the Spirit to victory on the closing night of the regular season
NHL Draft prospect Michael Misa notched a five point performance (1G, 4A) to become the highest scoring draft-eligible player in the OHL since Patrick Kane in 2006/07
Michael Misa also moved into a tie for the fourth most points in a single season in the OHL since 2000, tying John Tavares with 134
San Jose Sharks prospect Igor Chernyshov also put up a five point performance with a goal and four assists to close his season with 55 points in 23 games
Saginaw rookie Dimian Zhilkin scored a pair of goals including the game winning goal to close with 16 tallies in his rookie campaign
Alex Kostov and Urban Podrekar scored the lone goals of the game for the Firebirds
Kaleb Papineau made 21 saves in the Saginaw victory

Peterborough Petes 2 at Oshawa Generals 5

Jacob Oster stopped 31 of the 33 shots he faced to become just the 6th goalie in OHL history to record 100 career wins, moving him into a tie for fifth all-time, joining Adam Dennis at the 100 win mark
Owen Griffin recorded his first career OHL hat trick, ending the season on a high note with 22 goals
Luke Torrance and Matthew Buckley also found the back of the net for the Oshawa Generals in their 5-2 victory
Peterborough goaltender Zach Bowen had a busy night in goal stopping 45 of 49 shots in the loss
Rio Kaiser found the back of the net for his first career OHL goal to open the scoring in the game
Caden Taylor scored the lone other goal of the game for the Petes