Guelph Storm 3 at London Knights 7
- Another offensive masterclass by the Knights secured victory of not only this game, but also their second consecutive Hamilton Spectator Trophy.
- Kasper Halttunen’s second period power play goal stood as the game-winner.
- Easton Cowan had a big night, securing four primary assists on each of London’s first four goals of the night, including Halttunen’s game-winner.
- Defender Sam Dickinson had two goals and an assist.
- The Storm pushed back in the third period, with Carter Stevens and Rowan Topp each netting one.
Game Centre | Guelph Post-Game
Sudbury Wolves 8 at Brampton Steelheads 6
- Chase Coughlan’s second period power play goal stood as the game-winner after a late push by the Steelheads to come back.
- Angus MacDonell and Carson Rehkopf each potted one to give Brampton an early lead.
- The Wolves couldn’t be bothered by the Steelheads’ hot start, going on to score five unanswered in the second period—taking complete control of the game.
- Quentin Musty kept up his hot-streak, scoring two goals and two assists in the win.
- Luke Misa had a two goal performance for the Steelheads.
Game Centre | Brampton Post-Game
Barrie Colts 7 at Niagara IceDogs 4
- Anthony Romani earned first-star honours with two goals and one assist, including the game-winning goal in the third period.
- Goals by Kevin he and Sean Doherty gave Niagara the lead, but the Colts went on to score four unanswered and stun the IceDogs.
- Jaiden Newton opened the scoring for the Colts.
- Dalyn Wakely had a goal and two assists to earn second star honours.
Game Centre | Niagara Post-Game
Erie Otters 5 at Windsor Spitfires 7
- After a five goal push by the Otters—including two goals by Dylan Edwards and one shorthanded by Pano Fimis—Ilya Protas’ second period goal stood as the game-winner for Windsor.
- The Spits opened the game with five unanswered first period goals, giving them a lead that the Otters couldn’t find the momentum to overcome.
- Liam Greentree had two goals and an assist, while Ilya Protas had a goal and three assists.
- Dylan Edwards stayed on his toes for the Otters, scoring two goals and a power play assist to keep them in it.
Game Centre | Windsor Post-Game
