Sarnia Sting vs. Ottawa 67’s
Final: 10 (SAR) – 3 (OTT)
Sarnia scored six times in the third period and rolled to its first win in the nation’s capital since Nov. 18, 2007.
- Alessandro Di Iorio recorded two goals and two assists, while Jack Van Volsen scored twice
- Adrian Sgro and Dracen Campbell each scored their first OHL goal, with Campbell also registering three assists
- Cameron Aucoin, Brenner Lammens and Tyler Challenger each recorded a goal and an assist
- Filip Ekberg provided all three Ottawa goals
Brampton Steelheads vs. Sudbury Wolves
Final: 4 (SBY) – 2 (BRAM)
Sudbury scored on the power play and shorthanded on the way to a two-goal win that kept the Wolves perfect.
- Rowan Henderson scored twice, once on the power play and once shorthanded, to give him three goals on the season
- Norman Greene opened the scoring with his first OHL goal, while Jean-Cristoph Lemieux also tallied
- Paolo Frasca turned away 22 shots to record the win as Sudbury improved to 4-0
- Troy Patton provided both Brampton markers as the Steelheads fell to 0-5
Kingston Frontenacs vs. Kitchener Rangers
Final: 6 (KIT) – 3 (KGN)
Tied after two periods, Kitchener pulled away with a shorthanded goal and three unanswered in the third.
- Tanner Lam scored shorthanded for the game-winner and added insurance, giving him five goals on the season
- Charlie Puglisi, Haeden Ellis, Andrew MacNiel and Cameron Arquette also scored as Kitchener outshot Kingston 31-21
- The defending Memorial Cup champion Rangers improved to 3-2
- Landon Wright recorded a goal and an assist for Kingston, which lost its third in a row
Brantford Bulldogs vs. Oshawa Generals
Final: 5 (BFD) – 3 (OSH)
Three goals in a span of three minutes in the second period vaulted Brantford past Oshawa.
- Kaden McGregor scored a pair in quick succession, while George Komadoski scored his first OHL goal
- Jason Musa and Jack Torr rounded out the Brantford scoring as the Bulldogs stayed hot on the power play at 2-for-3
- Brantford improved to 5-0, a new club record to begin a season
- Ryan Hedley potted his first OHL goal for Oshawa as the Generals fell to 3-2
