Road to Memorial Cup daily: Petes win Game 3 in OT
CHL Three Stars
Chase Stillman (NJ) scored twice and added an assist to claim the first star in Peterborough’s overtime victory. Stillman, who was acquired from Erie last offseason, had 48 regular season points and has added 12 more in the postseason.
Tucker Robertson (SEA) earned the night’s second star after he buried the overtime winner. After a career high 90 point regular season campaign, Robertson sits second in Petes postseason scoring with 19 (eight goals).
London’s Sean McGurn had two goals in defeat to be named Monday’s third star. McGurn sits second in OHL postseason scoring with 25 points.
OHL Championship Series
(2) London vs. (4) Peterborough — Petes lead series 2-1
Game 3: Petes 6-5 Knights (OT)
- Robertson buried the OT winner at 2:32 to give Peterborough a 2-1 series lead
- In a back-and-forth affair, London jumped out to a 2-0 lead before the teams combined for seven second period goals. Stillman’s second goal of the night made it 5-5 1:13 into the third
- Owen Beck (MTL) had a goal and an assist for the Petes while Avery Hayes and Samuel Mayer each tallied two assists. Michael Simpson made 34 saves
- Ryan Winterton (SEA) had two points (1G, 1A) and continues to lead the OHL in playoff scoring with 27 points. Zach Bowen made 19 saves
- Game 4 is May 17 at 7:30pm ET live on CHL TV and TSN
Tucker Robertson OT winner❗️😤
The #SeaKraken prospect scores 2:32 into the extra frame and @PetesOHLhockey take Game 3 of the #OHLChampionship Series! #RoadtoMemorialCup pic.twitter.com/lxUzbE5iuI
— Canadian Hockey League (@CHLHockey) May 16, 2023
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