Sunday Highlights: 67's, Battalion and Spitfires secure big Hockey Day in the OHL victories

Sunday Highlights: 67’s, Battalion and Spitfires secure big Hockey Day in the OHL victories

Ottawa 67’s 4, Sarnia Sting 3

67’s forward and Lambton-area native Brady Stonehouse scored the eventual game-winner late in the third period on a penalty shot.
Logan Morrison scored and added an assist, he now sits one point away from 250 in his OHL career.
Morrison and Jack Beck combined for a pair of goals and assists, and the pair combined for 13 points on their three-win weekend road trip.
Ethan Del Mastro and Nolan Burke each had a goal and an assist for Sarnia.

Kitchener Rangers 2, Guelph Storm 6

Brayden Gillespie stopped 28 of 30 shots earning third-star honours, the Rangers outshot the Storm 30-19 in the contest.
Braeden Bowman recorded his sixth two-goal game of the season, netting both markers on the power play.
Boston Bruins prospect Matthew Poitras recorded three assists. His 47 are the third-most in the OHL.
Lleyton Moore recorded his first goal in a Rangers sweater in the loss while Danny Zhilkin scored his 20th of the season.

Barrie Colts 2, Sudbury Wolves 1 – OT

Brandt Clarke set up Jacob Frasca to tie the game in the third and Ethan Cardwell in overtime to win the game in comeback fashion for Barrie.
Sudbury led for 40 minutes backed by great goaltending from Nate Krawchuk who earned first star making 28 saves.
Wolves forward Quentin Musty returned to the lineup recording five shots in his first action since Jan. 7th.
Arizona Coyotes prospect Anson Thornton stopped 38 of 39 for the win as Barrie closes out the weekend 27-13-5-2 for third in the Eastern Conference.

Mississauga Steelheads 4, Soo Greyhounds 3

Luke Misa scored twice, giving him 10 goals on the season.
Zander Veccia picked up a goal and an assist for the Fish.
Charlie Schenkel made 30 saves in his first start since Nov. 25th. The Greyhounds were outshot 34-18.
The loss was the Greyhounds’ seventh straight defeat as they now sit four points back of eighth place Kitchener in the Western Conference.

Kingston Frontenacs 1, North Bay Battalion 9

Seattle Kraken prospect Ty Nelson scored his first career OHL hat trick in the victory.
Florida Panthers prospect and captain Liam Arnsby had a goal and two assists in his first action since Jan. 5th.
Brett Bouchard scored his first goal of the season for North Bay.
Ian Lemieux ended Dom DiVincentiis’ shutout bid 11:15 into the third period, scoring his first as a Frontenac.
The win completed a four-game sweep over the Fronts for North Bay, Kingston was the only team North Bay swept in last season’s regular season.
Nine goals tied the Battalion’s season high set on Nov. 3rd against Niagara.

Erie Otters 0, Oshawa Generals 4

Jacob Oster earned his third shutout in his last four games, tying him with Michael Simpson for the OHL lead. It’s the first time Erie has been shutout this season.
Ryan Gagnier continues to pace the Gens in goals, scoring twice in the victory to give him 23 on the season.
Stuart Rolofs extended his point streak to seven games (4-6–10) with an assist on Gagnier’s second goal, tied for the fourth longest current streak in the OHL.
The Generals won despite being outshot 31-21 as they sit one point back of eighth place Sudbury in the Eastern Conference at 20-22-1-3.

Owen Sound Attack 1, Windsor Spitfires 8

Jacob Maillet set a new career high for points in a single game with five (2-3–5) in the win.
With four assists Matt Maggio reached 100 in his OHL career. He also became the first OHL player to score 40 goals this season.
Liam Greentree scored his 23rd goal of the season, giving him 10 in his last nine games.
Cole Davis made his OHL debut for the Spitfires, scoring late in the third for his first in the OHL.