Sunday Highlights: Goals aplenty to close out the weekend

BARRIE 6, NORTH BAY 4
– Oliver Smith scored a pair of goals to help his Colts defeat the Battalion 6-4 on the road.
– Mitchell Russell opened the scoring on a shorthanded breakaway 3:32 in.
– First round 2020 Colts pick Hunter Haight scored his first OHL goal and finished with two points.
– Colorado Avalanche prospect Oskar Olausson extended his point streak to five games with his fourth goal of the season.
– Battalion rookie Dalyn Wakely also scored his first OHL goal.
– The Colts outshot the Troops 30-21.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

Colts close out Battalion in North Bay to pick up second win of the season.

Matthews and Haight score first career OHL goals while Sbrocca earns his first OHL career Win. #BackInTheSaddle | @haight_hunter | @CooperMatthews_ | @Brocsy33 pic.twitter.com/UDUWDGPUHp

— Barrie Colts (@OHLBarrieColts) October 17, 2021

OTTAWA 7, SUDBURY 4
– Thomas Johnston and Jack Beck posted two goals each as the Barber Poles took down the Wolves 7-4 at home.
– Beck, a Calgary Flames prospect, and Cameron Tolnai both finished the afternoon with three points.
– New Jersey Devils prospect Chase Stillman scored two goals for the Wolves.
– Sudbury’s Payton Robinson scored his first OHL goal.
– The 67’s outshot the Wolves 52-26.
– Ottawa’s Collin MacKenzie made 21 saves and improved to 2-0 on the season.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

That’s ✌️? from Tommy!

Take in back-to-back goals off the stick of @TommyJo22831725 en route to a big @Ottawa67sHockey win on home ice ? pic.twitter.com/lBztxTLtDq

— OntarioHockeyLeague (@OHLHockey) October 17, 2021

SAGINAW 2, ERIE 1
– Spirit rookie Calem Mangone scored his first OHL goal to help his team edge the Otters 2-1 on Pink Out Night for their first win of the season.
– T-Bone Codd added a highlight reel goal just over a minute later to widen the lead and led with seven shots on net.
– Brett Bressette scored Erie’s lone goal a minute before Mangone’s tying marker.
– The shots ended 27-22 in favour of the Spirit.
– New York Islanders prospect Tristan Lennox made 21 saves in his first win of the season.
– Erie’s Marshall Nicholls made 25 saves in his OHL debut.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

Your Saginaw Spirit hang on to beat Erie on Pink Out Night for their first victory of the season.#SoarWithUs? #SweetVictory pic.twitter.com/XtzrFfQH18

— Saginaw Spirit (@SpiritHockey) October 18, 2021

OSHAWA 6, PETERBOROUGH 3
– Four-point nights from Calum Ritchie and Lleyton Moore pushed the Generals past the division rival Petes 6-3 at home.
– Ritchie scored his fifth and sixth OHL goals and ties teammate Ryan Stepien as the League’s leading goal scorer.
– Stepien also scored a pair in the win.
– Generals captain Ty Tullio opened the scoring and added two assists.
– Oshawa rookie Matthew Buckley scored his first OHL goal.
– Peterborough’s Justin DeZoete scored his first OHL goal.
– Patrick Leaver picked up the win in goal for Oshawa, making 28 saves.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

…make that 6⃣ goals in 5⃣ games! ?

Watch @Cal_Ritchie find the back of the net a second time as his @Oshawa_Generals emerge victorious in front of a home crowd ? pic.twitter.com/JTwzH9b3EW

— OntarioHockeyLeague (@OHLHockey) October 18, 2021