Oshawa Generals 1 at North Bay Battalion 5
- Ethan Procyszyn’s tucked one away in the second period, eventually securing the win for the Battalion.
- Ihnat Pazii scored one in the first period to give the Battalion the lead.
- Jets prospect Colby Barlow tied the game at one for the Gens with a penalty shot in the second period, this proved to be their only goal of the game.
- Lirim Amidozski had a two goal night for the Battalion, with one coming on a penalty shot, and the second on the empty net.
- Mike McIvor stood tall for the Troops, turning away 38/39 shots in the win.
Game Centre | Oshawa Post-Game
Erie Otters 4 at Guelph Storm 6
- Flyers prospect Jett Luchanko scored late in the third period to give the Storm the lead, and inevitably the win.
- The Otters took an early lead with two first period goals.
- Guelph came out hot in the second frame of action, with Leo Serlin, Jake Karabela, and Parker Snelgrove all scoring to inevitably tie the game at three.
- Parker Snelgrove had two goals for the Storm, including the #BestofOHL clip of the night.
- Gabriel Frasca had a goal and an assist for the Otters, earning him second star honours.
Game Centre | Guelph Post-Game
Owen Sound Attack 3 at Barrie Colts 1
- Bruce McDonald’s third period goal stood as the game-winner in this one.
- A first period goal by Cole Zurawski gave the Attack the advantage.
- Kashawk Aitcheson scores the lone goal for the Colts.
- Goaltending was the highlight of this game at both ends of the ice, with Carter George stopping 42/43 for the Attack, meanwhile Sam Hillebrandt turned away 40/42 for the Colts.
Game Centre | Owen Sound Post-Game | Barrie Post-Game
Ottawa 67’s 2 at Niagara IceDogs 1
- Columbus Blue Jackets prospect Luca Pinelli scored the game-winner late in the third period.
- Assadourian opened the scoring for the IceDogs in the first period.
- Nolan Jackson scored his first career OHL goal to tie the game at one, following that Luca Pinelli stole the lead late in the second period.
- Owen Flores made 33 saves on 35 shots for the IceDogs, while Colin MacKenzie stopped 26/27 for the 67’s.
Game Centre | Ottawa Post-Game | Niagara Post-Game
Kingston Frontenacs 6 at Peterborough Petes 2
- The Fronts scored four unanswered between the second and third period, including the game-winner by Tyler hopkins to inevitably secure the W on the road.
- Goals by Cedrick Guuindon and Maleek McGowan gave the Fronts a lead.
- Jonathan Melee and Braydon McCallum each scored for the Petes to tie the game at two, but the team wasn’t able to hold on to the momentum.
Game Centre | Kingston Post-Game | Peterborough Post-Game
Sarnia Sting 0 at Windsor Spitfires 5
- Noah Morneau scored a hat-trick for the Spits, with his first of the night standing as the game-winner in this shutout victory.
- Ilya Protas got in on all five Windsor goals, notching 5 primary assists on the night.
- Joey Costanzo turned away 21/21 in the shutout win.
- Ryan Abraham’s 28th of the season came shorthanded in the second frame.
