CHL Daily: Rebels and ICE continue to impress
CHL Three Stars
Riley Kidney (MTL) capped his four-point night with the overtime winner for the Titan to claim Saturday’s first star. Kidney collected two goals and two assists last night in the victory over Baie-Comeau and sits third in QMJHL scoring this year with nine goals and 26 points.
Flint’s Zacharie Giroux collected the second star after his first career four-point game. Giroux scored twice and added two assists in the Firebirds’ 9-5 win over Guelph and has 12 points in 15 games this season.
Tyler Savard had one goal and three assists for Sault Ste. Marie in a 5-2 win over Niagara that got the Greyhounds record to 5-5-5. Savard, who had 28 points a year ago as a rookie, has two goals and 10 points in 11 games this year.
Nightly notes
OHL
- Ottawa made it three wins as they beat Peterborough 4-2 as Brad Gardiner had the first multi-goal game of his OHL career. The 67’s’ 12 wins and 24 points continue to lead the OHL.
- North Bay pushed its win streak to five games as they ended Erie’s five-game winning streak after a 5-3 win. Kyle McDonald, Anthony Romani and Owen Van Steelsel all had 1-1 while Matvey Petrov (EDM) extended his point streak to 11 games with a goal.
- Owen Beck (MTL) had a pair of goals as Mississauga doubled up Windsor 6-3. Luca Del Bel Belluz (CBJ) chipped in with three assists as the Steelheads moved to 9-3-1.
- The Knights got back to .500 with a 4-1 win in Owen Sound as Max McCue bagged a pair of goals. George Diaco and Sean McGurn each had two assists in the victory.
Right place right time 😁 Owen Beck (@CanadiensMTL) scores his eighth goal of the year unassisted to extend the Steelheads lead! 👏 #MadeofSteel
🚨: Beck pic.twitter.com/dyjsZUT06q
— Mississauga Steelheads (@OHLSteelheads) November 5, 2022
🚨GOAL HOUNDS🚨
Savard ties it back up on the Power Play!
2 – 2 game pic.twitter.com/KCK8eJGi22
— Soo Greyhounds (@OHLHoundPower) November 6, 2022
Luca Pinelli with his 7th of the year ⬇️#67s | #NHLDraft pic.twitter.com/r2jDSRkOsD
— Ottawa 67’s (@Ottawa67sHockey) November 6, 2022
QMJHL
- On the night that Cape Breton sent Chris Culligan’s no.7 to the rafters, the Eagles blanked Saint John 4-0 as Oliver Satny stopped all 24 shots he faced for his second shutout of the season. Both of Satny’s wins this year have come when he allows zero goals.
- Peteris Bulans and Andrei Loshko each had a goal and an assist as Chicoutimi defeated Rimouski 3-2. Marc Denis, who played 124 games with the Saguenéens from 1994-1997, had his no. 33 jersey retired pre-game.
- Jonah Jelley’s first QMJHL goal counted as the game-winner for Charlottetown as they made it three straight wins with a 3-2 victory over Blainville-Boisbriand.
#GoHabsGo prospect Riley Kidney caps a four-point night with the OT winner for @ABTitan!
Le quatrième point de Riley Kidney est le but gagnant en prolongation! pic.twitter.com/kKM16ERW7B
— Canadian Hockey League (@CHLHockey) November 6, 2022
WHL
- Red Deer’s incredible start to the season continued as they made it 15 straight wins thanks to a 4-2 victory over Moose Jaw. The Rebels trailed 2-0 but a pair of goals from Jace Isley and Kai Uchacz ensured the streak continued. Uchacz has a WHL leading 15 goals this season.
- Connor Dale bagged a pair for the ICE as they snuck past Tri-City 5-4 to win their 10th straight game. Winnipeg’s 69 goals are the most in the WHL this season.
- Everett’s fine formed continued as they beat Prince Albert to win their third straight and remain atop the Western Conference at 11-5-0. Caden Zaplitny and Olen Zellweger (ANA) each scored twice in the victory.
- Portland swept a home-and-home with Seattle after a 5-3 road victory Saturday night. Captain Gabe Klassen scored twice and added an assist for the 10-1-2 Winterhawks.
- Brandon Lisowsky (TOR) made it three straight 1-1 games as he helped lead Saskatoon to a 4-1 win in Brandon as the Blades kept a strangehold on third place in the Eastern Conference. The Wheat Kings are 0-5-1 over their last six contests.
- Andrew Cristall scored twice for Kelowna as he reached the 10-goal mark in a 3-1 win over Kamloops. Logan Stankoven (DAL) had the lone goal for the Blazers as he extended his point streak to nine games.
- Josh Filmon (NJ) found the back of the net twice as Swift Current beat Regina 5-2. Connor Bedard had two assists in the defeat to extend his point streak to 15 games where he has 13 goals and 31 points over that span.
- Chase Wheatcroft scored twice while Riley Heidt buried a shorthanded penalty shot as Prince George beat Spokane 5-3. Ty Young (VAN) stopped 40 shots in the victory as the Chiefs were sent to their seventh straight loss.
- Lethbridge got back to .500 with a 3-2 win over Medicine Hat as captain Jett Jones and Tyson Zimmer each had one goal and one assist. The Hurricanes are 3-0-1 over their last four contests.
Flashy mitts on the shorthanded penalty shot from 2023 #NHLDraft prospect Riley Heidt! 🥵 @PGCougars pic.twitter.com/TgXO5Rn2Qk
— Canadian Hockey League (@CHLHockey) November 6, 2022
Tic-tac-toe! pic.twitter.com/OrTgVE7MQV
— Red Deer Rebels (@Rebelshockey) November 6, 2022
Tick-Tack-DALE!🥶#WPGvsTC | #FeelTheFreeze pic.twitter.com/YZRRje7xNK
— Winnipeg ICE (@WHLWpgICE) November 6, 2022
Look out 🦓, Andrew Cristall has a pretty goal that he needs to celly! pic.twitter.com/2i5K98OkwD
— Kelowna Rockets (@Kelowna_Rockets) November 6, 2022
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