Road to Memorial Cup daily: ICE and Remparts advance to Championship series
CHL Three Stars
Nolan Burke (NSH) had three points (2G, 1A) to earn Wednesday’s first star during Sarnia’s Game 4 win over London. Burke, who scored 50 times during the regular season, has eight postseason goals in 13 games.
Owen Van Steensel collected the second star after he helped lead North Bay to a Game 4 win in Peterborough with a three-point (2G, 1A) showing. The second-year player has 10 points (five goals) in 17 postseason tilts.
Connor McClennon scored twice to claim the third star as Winnipeg wrapped up its series against Saskatoon in Game 4. McClennon, who had 92 points in the regular season, has added 21 more in 14 playoff games.
OHL
Eastern Conference
(2) North Bay vs. (4) Peterborough — Series tied 2-2
Game 4: Battalion 5-2 Petes
- Van Steensel opened the scoring for North Bay and also scored shorthanded late in the second period
- Ty Nelson (SEA) added three points (1G, 2A) while Liam Arsnby (FLA) had a goal and an assist
- Dom DiVincentiis (WPG) made 37 saves in the North Bay net
- R. Avon (PHI) and Tommy Purdeller scored for Peterborough
- Game 5 is May 5 at 7pm ET live on CHLTV
STEENER X2! pic.twitter.com/eDRLzFlDVQ
— North Bay Battalion (@OHLBattalion) May 4, 2023
Western Conference
(2) London vs. (3) Sarnia – Series tied 2-2
Game 4: Sting 6-3 Knights
- Sarnia scored four unanswered after falling behind 3-2 to level the series
- Sasha Pastujov (ANA) tallied three assists while Ty Voit (TOR) had a goal and an assist
- Defenceman Ryan Mast (BOS) had two helpers and was a +3
- Denver Barkey scored and added an assist for London while Logan Mailloux (MTL) had two assists
- Game 5 is May 5 at 7pm live on CHLTV
WHAT A FINISH FROM BURKE 🔥@PredsNHL prospect @burkie786 shows off the patience in front of the net, putting the puck around Bowen to tie it for the @StingHockey 🐝#OHLPlayoffs | #LDNvsSAR pic.twitter.com/m4XXAfpAwW
— Ontario Hockey League (@OHLHockey) May 4, 2023
QMJHL
(1) Quebec vs. (2) Gatineau — Remparts win series 4-0
Game 4: Remparts 3-1 Olympiques
- Quebec completed a stunning first round sweep of Gatineau after a 3-1 road win Wednesday
- Charle Truchon had the series winner at 11:00 of the third period. Justin Robidas (CAR) and Vsevolod Komarov (BUF) scored either side of Truchon
- Alexis Gendron, who scored 55 times in the regular season, scored just nine seconds into the game. His 14 postseason goals leads all CHL skaters
- The Remparts will play either Halifax or Sherbrooke for the Gilles Courteau Trophy
Les capitaines ©️ pic.twitter.com/wDLUcESnJ6
— 🏆 – Remparts de Québec (@quebec_remparts) May 4, 2023
WHL
Eastern Conference
(1) Winnipeg vs. (3) Saskatoon — ICE win series 4-0
Game 4: ICE 3-2 Blades
- Briley Wood had the series winner at 6:19 of the third as the ICE advanced to the WHL Championship Series
- Matthew Savoie (BUF) tallied two assists and is tied first in CHL postseason scoring with 27 points
- The ICE will face either Kamloops or Seattle for the Ed Chynoweth Cup
need for speed. #RallyTheStorm | #FeedingTheFuture pic.twitter.com/p7HfHnqYAV
— Winnipeg ICE (@WHLWpgICE) May 4, 2023
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