Niagara IceDogs vs. Barrie Colts
Final: 2 (NIAG) – 1 (BAR) – OT
Niagara tied the game midway through the third period and won it with 27 seconds left in overtime.
- Noah Read knotted the score at one 8:55 into the third period, his second of the season, before Layne Gallacher scored the deciding goal with 27 seconds left in overtime
- Vladislav Yermolenko stopped 33 of 34 as Niagara improved to 3-2
- Anthony Figliomeni scored his first as a Colt, while Elias Matousek and Philip Shargorodsky made their OHL debuts for Barrie
- Hagan Bach stopped 26 of 28 as the Colts fell to 0-4-1-0
Erie Otters vs. Peterborough Petes
Final: 4 (PBO) – 0 (ER)
Peterborough got a shutout from a hometown product and four goals to blank Erie.
- Peterborough’s own Masen Johnston made 32 saves for his first OHL shutout
- Lucas Karmiris scored his first as a Pete in his long-awaited debut with the maroon and white
- Adam Novotny, Yanis Lutz and Leon Kolarik rounded out the scoring, while Braydon McCallum collected two assists
- David Egorov stopped 26 of 30 for Erie, while Luka Arkko made his OHL debut
North Bay Battalion vs. Windsor Spitfires
Final: 3 (WSR) – 2 (NB)
A shorthanded goal decided a low-shooting affair in Windsor, where the shot clock finished 17-16 in North Bay’s favour.
- Bogdan Yakushevsky’s shorthanded goal stood as the game-winner, his third of the season
- Shawn Costello and Andrew Robinson added Windsor goals
- Jake Windbiel stopped 15 of 17 for a second straight win as the Spitfires improved to 2-2-1-0
- Evgeny Dubrovtsev also scored shorthanded and Adrian Manzo scored against his former club to draw North Bay within a goal
