January 29, 2023

Sunday Highlights: Former Petes strike in return to Peterborough

Barrie Colts 4, Saginaw Spirit 1

LA Kings pick Brandt Clarke scored his first career OHL hat trick, scoring three and picking up an assist to have a part in all four Barrie goals.
Trailing 1-0 to start the third period, Barrie scored four unanswered goals in the final 10 minutes to hand the Spirit an eighth straight loss.
Arizona Coyotes prospect Anson Thornton stopped 33 of 34 for the win as the Colts return home from Michigan with four points to their credit.

Niagara IceDogs 2, Erie Otters 6

Niagara opened the scoring, but the Otters responded with six straight goals.
Sharks prospect Liam Gilmartin scored twice in a second straight game for Erie, he was named the first star.
Blue Jackets prospect Nolan Lalonde made 29 saves in the win, his second in 48 hours.
The 16-24-1-3 Otters sit four points out of a playoff spot in the Western Conference.

Sudbury Wolves 4, Guelph Storm 5 OT

Nearing the halfway mark of the third period with Sudbury in the lead 4-1, Guelph scored three goals in the final 12 minutes to tie the game and send it to overtime.
Capitals prospect Jake Karabela tied the game in the final 90 seconds to force the extra frame.
In the final minute of overtime, Boston Bruins prospect Matthew Poitras scored for the Storm to complete the comeback, he was named first star with three assists.
Guelph improves to 20-20-4-1 for seventh place in the Western Conference.

Ottawa 67’s 4, Mississauga Steelheads 2

The 67’s put an end to their four-game losing streak with a Sunday afternoon victory in Mississauga.
Anthony Costantini scored for Ottawa, ending a 20-game goalless drought. The goal also gave him 26 points on the season, matching his career high from 2021-22.
Max Donoso earned first star honours, making 29 saves to improve to 22-7-0-2.
After scoring his first career OHL point on Friday night, Steelheads blueliner Stevie Leskovar scored his first career goal on Sunday.

Hamilton Bulldogs 7, Peterborough Petes 4

Trailing 3-0 and 4-2 the Bulldogs scored five straight goals to win the game 7-4.
Sahil Panwar led the comeback for Hamilton, scoring twice and adding three assists against his former club.
Cole Brown also scored twice for Hamilton, his fourth multi-point game in his last five games.
Avery Hayes scored a pair of goals for Peterborough, finding the back of the net against his former club.

Windsor Spitfires 9, Soo Greyhounds 4

Brett Harrison, Alex Christopoulos and Liam Greentree each scored twice for Windsor, and eight different Spitfires had multi-point games.
Windsor ended their three-game losing streak, moving back into first in the Western Conference.
Jordan D’Intino scored twice for the Greyhounds in his 100th career OHL game.
The Greyhounds have lost four in a row, sitting tied for the Western Conference’s last playoff spot with Kitchener.

North Bay Battalion 0, Oshawa Generals 4

Ryan Gagnier scored three for his first career OHL hat trick and added an assist, contributing to all four Generals’ goals.
After recording his first OHL shutout on Friday, Jacob Oster posted a 30-save shutout for back-to-back doughnuts.
The loss was the first time North Bay had been shut out this season.
Rookie netminder Mike McIvor made 25 saves for the Battalion in the loss.