CHL Daily: Oct. 24, 2022
CHL Three Stars
Calgary’s Riley Fiddler-Schultz had a performance for the ages Sunday to be named first star. The Hitmen captain scored five goals, matching a franchise record, in a 6-2 win over Prince Albert. Fiddler-Schultz shares the record with Pavel Brendl who achieved the same feat Nov. 11, 2000.
Jordan Dumais’ ridiculous start to the season continued as he collected the second star after a five-point night. The Blue Jackets prospect had four goals and an assist as Halifax beat Acadie-Bathurst 6-3. Dumais extended his point-streak to nine games where he has an astonishing 22 points (nine goals).
His teammate Markus Vidicek claimed the third stair after he tallied four points. The 18-year-old had two goals and two assists in the Mooseheads’ win and like Dumais, has a nine-game point going. Over the streak, Vidicek has eight goals and 18 points.
Nightly notes
OHL
- A slow start was quickly overturned as Ottawa moved to 9-0-0. Trailing 3-0, the 67’s rattled off five straight goals from five different goalscorers to beat Sudbury. Tyler Boucher (OTT) was credited with the third period game-winner.
- Windsor had goals from eight different skaters as they doubled up Niagara 8-4 to remain unbeaten in regulation. Oliver Peer had three points (1G, 2A) while AJ Spellacy, Ryan Abraham and Ethan Miedema each had a goal and an assist. The Spits are 6-0-3 this season.
- Liam Arnsby (FLA) had the overtime winner for North Bay as they defeated Barrie 5-4. Matvey Petrov (EDM) also scored for the Battalion to push his point streak to five games.
- Mason Vaccari stopped all 29 shots he faced in the Kingston net to record his first career shutout in a 2-0 win over Oshawa. Vaccari has a .966 save percentage in two starts this season. Francesco Arcuri (DAL) had a goal and an assist for the Fronts who are 6-2-1.
#GoSensGo prospect Tyler Boucher cleans up the 🗑️ around the net to give us our first lead of the game after overcoming a three-goal deficit.#67s | #OTTvsSBY pic.twitter.com/4SSB9CWTKb
— Ottawa 67’s (@Ottawa67sHockey) October 23, 2022
THE CAPTAIN SEALS THE DEAL!#TroopsXXV pic.twitter.com/2qnKp2eyDU
— North Bay Battalion (@OHLBattalion) October 23, 2022
QMJHL
- With two assists, 2023 NHL Draft prospect Mathieu Cataford extended his point streak to six games in the Mooseheads’ win. Halifax is 6-1-2 and sit second in the Eastern Conference.
- James Malatesta had two goals and an assist as Quebec City pushed its current streak to 7-0-1 over its last eight games with a 6-2 victory over Saint John. Zachary Bolduc (STL), Nathan Gaucher (ANA) and Andrew Gweon all had a goal and an assist in the win.
- Sherbrooke remains atop the Western Conference after they beat Victoriaville 5-3. Justin Gill had three points (2G, 1A) to remain the league’s leading point scorer with 26.
- Marc-Andre Gaudet and Emmanuel Vermette each scored twice for Chicoutimi in a 6-4 win over Shawinigan while Maxim Masse recorded four assists.
- Kyle Hagen stopped all 19 shots for Rouyn-Noranda in a 4-0 road win over Charlottetown to record his first QMJHL shutout. The Huskies have won five straight and are tied for the second most points in the QMJHL’s Western Conference.
- Jeremy Lapointe and Tyler Peddle had two goals each in Drummondville’s 6-2 win over the Armada as they got back to .500. In the defeat, Blainville-Boisbriand’s Josh Lawrence pushed his point streak to five games.
Just a Sunday afternoon four-goal game from @HFXMooseheads forward and @BlueJacketsNHL prospect Jordan Dumais to push his point-streak to nine games (22 points) 🥵 pic.twitter.com/hoRW2ivcsO
— Canadian Hockey League (@CHLHockey) October 23, 2022
Malzyyyy💨#DeQuébecPourQuébec | #CBJ pic.twitter.com/Kol2m2Yr54
— 🏆 – Remparts de Québec (@quebec_remparts) October 23, 2022
De Gauthier à Gill 🚨🚨 pic.twitter.com/rJM9YGiSR0
— Phœnix de Sherbrooke (@PhoenixSherbroo) October 23, 2022
WHL
- Saskatoon won its sixth straight with a 5-1 victory in Edmonton. Trevor Wong had two goals and an assist, captain Aidan De La Gorgendiere had three helpers while Brandon Lisowsky (TOR) and Conner Roulette (DAL) had 1-1 as the Blades moved to 9-2-0.
- Jaden Lipinski scored twice while Samuel Honzek had three points (1G, 2A) as the Giants won their second straight courtesy of a 6-3 win over Kamloops.
A FIVE ⭐️ performance from @WHLHitmen captain Riley Fiddler-Schultz! 👏🏻 pic.twitter.com/srXxpSTnfn
— Canadian Hockey League (@CHLHockey) October 24, 2022
Roulette unleashes an absolute rocket 🚀 pic.twitter.com/YgugzEecLk
— Saskatoon Blades (@BladesHockey) October 23, 2022
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