Road to Memorial Cup daily: Halifax, Peterborough, Seattle level series
CHL Three Stars
Peterborough netminder Michael Simpson collected Saturday’s first star after a 51-save performance against London. Simpson, who won 24 games during the regular season, collected his 13th postseason victory Saturday and owns a 2.76 GAA and .916 save percentage in the playoffs.
Tucker Robertson (SEA) provided the offence for the Petes as his four points (2G, 2A) earned him the evening’s second star. Robertson, who had 36 goals and 90 points in the regular season, has 17 postseason points to sit second in Petes scoring.
Alexandre Doucet’s (DET) four points led Halifax to a Game 2 win over Quebec and himself to the third star. Doucet, who had a 50-goal, 100-point regular season, is tied second for the QMJHL postseason scoring lead with 26 points.
OHL Championship Series
(2) London vs. (4) Peterborough — Series tied 1-1
Game 2: Petes 5-3 Knights
- Peterborough scored three unanswered goals in the third period to level the series at 1-1 after a 5-3 Game 2 win
- Avery Hayes scored twice for the Petes while Donovan McCoy also found the back of the net
- Brennan Othmann (NYR) chipped in with a pair of assists for Peterborough
- Sam Dickinson, Sean McGurn and Logan Mailloux (MTL) scored for London while Zach Bowen made 22 saves
- Game 3 is May 15 at 7pm ET live on CHL TV and TSN
The #SeaKraken may be playing a Game 6 right now but they're going to want to check out this release from @PetesOHLhockey prospect Tucker Robertson 🎯 #RoadtoMemorialCup pic.twitter.com/xHpyWDcqj7
— Canadian Hockey League (@CHLHockey) May 13, 2023
Gilles Courteau Trophy Series
(1) Quebec vs. (2) Halifax — Series tied 1-1
Game 2: Mooseheads 6-3 Remparts
- After they fell behind 2-0, five straight goals led the Mooseheads to a Game 2 win and snapped the Remparts’ 13-game postseason winning streak
- In addition to Doucet’s pair, Zachary L’Heurex (NSH), Jake Furlong (SJ), Brady Schultz and Josh Lawrence also scored for the Herd. Lawrence and L’Heureux added two assists each
- Mathis Rousseau made 21 saves for the Mooseheads while William Rousseau turned aside 24 shots in the Quebec goal
- Zachary Bolduc (STL), James Malatesta (CBJ) and Justin Robidas (CAR) scored for the Remparts
- Game 3 is May 16 at 7pm ET live on CHL TV, TSN and RDS
#SJSharks prospect Jake Furlong gives the @HFXMooseheads their first lead of the series! #RoadtoMemorialCup pic.twitter.com/gx3G79Ij3m
— Canadian Hockey League (@CHLHockey) May 14, 2023
WHL Championship Series
(1) Winnipeg vs. (1) Seattle — Series tied 1-1
Game 2: Thunderbirds 4-2 ICE
- The T-Birds scored three times in the third period to level their series with the ICE
- Brad Lambert (WPG) scored twice for Seattle while Dylan Guenther (ARI) had three assists and registered nine shots on goal
- Reid Schaefer (NSH) had a goal and an assist for the Thunderbirds. Thomas Milic made 29 saves in goal
- Zach Benson had both of Winnipeg’s goals while Daniel Hauser stopped 35 shots.
- Game 3 is May 16 at 10pm ET live on CHL TV and TSN
#GoJetsGo prospect Brad Lambert gives the @SeattleTbirds a 4-2 lead with 2:46 to play! #RoadtoMemorialCup pic.twitter.com/bCclg1C7m7
— Canadian Hockey League (@CHLHockey) May 14, 2023
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