Sunday Highlights: Hat tricks power Bulldogs, Rangers to home ice wins

Soo Greyhounds 6, Hamilton Bulldogs 10

Senators prospect Jorian Donovan powered the Bulldogs offensively scoring his first career OHL hat trick, adding an assist and was a single-game best +6
Captain Logan Morrison chipped in with a two-goal, four-point outing, including a highlight reel marker
Tyler Savard led the Greyhounds offensively with a pair of goals
Sault Ste. Marie’s Charlie Schenkel was supposed to start the game, but after an injury in warmup, Samuel Ivanov got the start in the net

Erie Otters 4, Kitchener Rangers 8

Carson Rehkopf led the way for the Rangers recording his third career OHL hat trick, all three have come on home ice.
The eight goals were a season-high for the Rangers, they also set a season-high in shots outshooting the Otters 49-20.
Top 2023 NHL Draft prospect Hunter Brzustewicz scored his first career OHL goal for Kitchener, while Dylan Edwards recorded his first career marker for Erie.

Kingston Frontenacs 3, Mississauga Steelheads 5

Isaac Enright’s first goal as a member of the Steelheads proved to be the game-winner in the third period
James Hardie scored twice and Owen Beck recorded three assists
Quinton Burns scored his first career OHL goal for Kingston in the defeat
Francesco Arcuri grew his lead atop the OHL goal-scoring race adding two more to get to 22 goals in 24 games. He’s scored twice in four straight games

London Knights 4, Oshawa Generals 2

Sean McGurn led the way offensively for London with his third multi-point outing in his last four games.
Ben Bujold scored the game-winner in the second period, his first-career game-winning goal in the OHL.
Denver Barkey scored the game’s second goal, extending his point streak to eight games.
The Knights continue to be red hot, winners of eight of their past nine contests.

Sudbury Wolves 1, Ottawa 67’s 5

Rookie defender Henry Mews scored twice including the eventual game-winner, it was his first-career multi-goal game in the OHL
Cam Tolnai’s 12th goal moved him into a tie with Luca Pinelli and Brady Stonehouse for the club lead
Ottawa shakes a three-game slide, improving to 19-4-0-0 atop the League standings