Sunday Highlights: Musty ties Wolves franchise record in offensive avalanche

Niagara IceDogs 2, Sudbury Wolves 13

Quentin Musty tied a Wolves franchise record by recording seven points (1G, 6A) in the contest, four of Musty’s six helpers were primary assists, his point streak now sits at a dozen games.
Thirteen goals are the most by a team in a single game in the CHL this season.
The Wolves’ power play scored five times on six opportunities.

Oshawa Generals 4, Hamilton Bulldogs 3

Luca Marrelli scored the game-winner for the Generals, his third career OHL goal with all three having come against Hamilton.
Logan Morrison scored in the contest to extend his point streak to a league-best thirteen games.
The loss halted Hamilton’s winning streak at four games.

Flint Firebirds 2, Kingston Frontenacs 4

Gavin Hayes scored twice in the comeback victory for Flint.
Flint trailing 2-1 scored three unanswered goals to secure the win.
Kingston’s Paul Ludwinski recorded his first goal since October 15th in the loss.
Each team scored a shorthanded marker in the contest.

Peterborough Petes 2, Ottawa 67’s 6

Canadiens prospect Vinzenz Rohrer scored and added two assists being named first star in the contest.
Henry Mews remained hot scoring his fourth goal in his last three games
There were 15 powerplays in the contest, the 67’s scored twice on the man advantage while Peterborough scored once.

Barrie Colts 3, Sarnia Sting 2 OT

the Sting came back from a 2-0 deficit but it was Connor Punnett who scored the OT winner for the Colts.
Coyotes prospect Anson Thornton made 38 saves in the win for Barrie against his former club.
Sting netminder Nicholas Surzycia made his second straight start and remained undefeated in regulation

Owen Sound Attack 3, Soo Greyhounds 5

Canucks prospect Kirill Kudryavtsev scored the eventual game-winner shorthanded early in the third period
Ethan Montroy scored the Teddy Bear Toss goal for the Greyhounds, two of his three career OHL goals have been Teddy Bear markers.
Colby Barlow scored late in the third, extending his goal-scoring streak to ten games, setting a new franchise record surpassing Ryan McAllister who had a nine-game goal-scoring streak back in 2000-2001.

London Knights 5, Mississauga Steelheads 4

The Knights extended their winning streak to eight games.
The combination of Sean McGurn, Brody Crane and Ruslan Gazizov combined for 4 goals and 9 points, including McGurn’s game-winner early in the third.
Rookie goaltender Zach Bowen made a career-high 42 saves in the victory, his 5th win on the season.