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FLINT 7, KITCHENER 1 Firebirds Win Three-Straight for the First Time This Season, Defeat Rangers Saturday. #WeAreFlint<\/a><\/p>\n ????: https:\/\/t.co\/J2aFNrBc9p<\/a>pic.twitter.com\/JNJH8iZbSB<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Flint Firebirds (@FlintFirebirds) January 23, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n BARRIE 3, NORTH BAY 2 – OT Overtime hero!????@SanJoseSharks<\/a> prospect Ethan Cardwell (@EthanCardwell2<\/a>) tips it in off Brandt Clarke’s (@brandtclarke55<\/a>) shot, leading the @OHLBarrieColts<\/a> to the overtime win???? pic.twitter.com\/8E2kCw7Yf2<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 OntarioHockeyLeague (@OHLHockey) January 22, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n KINGSTON 6, NIAGARA 2 Winning feels good ????#FrontsHockey<\/a> | @benroger27<\/a> & @aidanspooner30<\/a> \u2014 Kingston Frontenacs (@KingstonFronts) January 23, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n LONDON 5, GUELPH 3 HOW BOUT DEM KNIGHTS?#GoKnightsGo<\/a>pic.twitter.com\/D4TfqJbEpq<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 London Knights (@LondonKnights) January 23, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n SAGINAW 5, ERIE 4 – SO Andrew Oke walks away with a career high in saves as the Spirit come out on top, 5-4 over Erie!#SAGvsER<\/a> | #SoarWithUs<\/a>???? pic.twitter.com\/IqrqIEPcMp<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Saginaw Spirit (@SpiritHockey) January 23, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\n<\/strong>– The Flint Firebirds are winners of three straight for the first time this season as Sahil Panwar (2-1–3) and Tag Bertuzzi (1-2–3) each had three points and Ethan Keppen scored twice.
\n– Carson Rehkopf scored Kitchener’s lone goal.
\n– Flint outshot Kitchener 36-30 as Luke Cavallin made 29 saves for the win opposite Rangers rookie Jackson Parsons.
\n– The Firebirds are the League’s fourth team to win 20 games this season, improving to 20-13-0-2 for third place in the Western Conference.
\n– Kitchener falls to 14-16-1-1 for seventh in the Western Conference. This was Kitchener’s first road game since Dec. 11th.
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\n<\/strong>–\u00a0San Jose Sharks prospect Ethan Cardwell tipped-home a Brandt Clarke point shot for the OT winner 55 seconds into the extra period.
\n– Declan McDonnell and Beau Jelsma each had a goal and an assist for Barrie.
\n– Rookies Dalyn Wakely and Owen Outwater accounted for North Bay goals.
\n– Mack Guzda stopped 34 of 36 to improve to 9-2-0-0 in a Colts uniform. Battalion netminder Joe Vrbetic made 25 saves.
\n– Barrie climbs to within one point of fourth place in the Eastern Conference with an 18-9-3-0 record.
\n– The Battalion have lost seven of their last 10, falling to 19-12-3-2 for third in the Eastern Conference.
\n– Barrie has won five of seven matchups between the two teams this season.
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\n<\/strong>– Frontenacs win at home on a second straight night as Martin Chromiak, Lucas Peric and Francesco Arcuri all scored twice.
\n– Jordan Frasca and Lucas Edmonds both had three assists while Shane Wright had two and went 14-for-15 in the faceoff circle.
\n– The Frontenacs racked up 52 shots, including 22 in the opening frame.
\n– Aidan Spooner made 26 saves for the win while Niagara’s Josh Rosenzweig made 46 saves.
\n– Kingston reclaims first place in the East Division, moving ahead of Hamilton with a 19-9-3-0 record.
\n– The IceDogs have dropped three straight, falling to 9-18-1-1 at the bottom of the Eastern Conference.
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\n<\/strong>– Down 3-1, London scored four unanswered with Dallas Stars prospect Antonio Stranges scoring the game winner with 6:18 left in the third.
\n– Stranges, Cody Morgan, Luke Evangelista and Sean McGurn all had a goal and an assist for the Knights.
\n– Jake Karabela, Michael Buchinger and Braeden Bowman scored Storm goals.
\n– Owen Flores stopped 20 of 23 for the win in goal while Guelph’s Owen Bennett made 28 saves.
\n– The win is London’s first against Guelph this season in five tries.
\n– The Knights tighten their grip on first in the Midwest Division, improving to 21-9-1-0.
\n– Guelph drops a third straight decision, falling to 18-10-2-1.
\n– The two clubs meet again on Sunday afternoon in London.
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\n<\/strong>– 2022 NHL Draft prospect Pavel Mintyukov scored the shootout winner and Andrew Oke stopped all four shooters he faced as the Spirit took it 5-4.
\n– Dalton Duhart scored twice for Saginaw while Dean Loukus and Nick Wong each earned two assists.
\n– 2022 NHL Draft prospect Spencer Sova scored a pair of goals for Erie while Vancouver Canucks prospect Connor Lockhart had a goal and an assist.
\n– Erie outshot Saginaw 46-22 as Oke stopped a career-high 42 for the Spirit while Marshall Nicholls turned aside 18 in his third straight start for the Otters.
\n– Saginaw ends a five-game slide, improving to 14-18-1-0 for ninth in the Western Conference.
\n– The Otters sit four points back of Saginaw with an 11-18-1-2 record.
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