Thursday Highlights: Hemstrom's four points power Frontenacs

Thursday Highlights: Hemstrom’s four points power Frontenacs

Kingston Frontenacs 4 vs. North Bay Battalion 3

Linus Hemström recorded a career-high four points with a goal and three assists as the Fronts kicked-off their northern trip with a win
Gabriel Frasca chipped in with two goals for Kingston, giving him three in as many games this season since returning from injury
North Bay’s Paul Christopoulos and Kingston’s Jakub Chromiak each scored their first goals of the season
Battalion blueliner Ty Nelson scored his 12th goal of the season, giving him points in five straight games
Kingston improves to 13-13-1-0, two points back of sixth-place Sudbury in the Eastern Conference while North Bay falls to 13-10-4-1

Erie Otters 4 vs. Niagara IceDogs 1

Two-point outings from Brett Bressette (1-1-2) and Pano Fimis (0-2-2) helped the Otters secure the win in Niagara
Anaheim Ducks prospect Carey Terrance netted his league-leading fourth shorthanded goal of the season
Kevin He’s 12th goal of the season was the only marker for the IceDogs
Pano Fimis had his goal streak snapped at three games, though he did pick up two assists in the win
Erie went 2-for-3 on the power play, while holding the IceDogs at 0-for-3
Ben Gaudreau stopped 21-of-22 while Niagara’s Marcus Vandenberg made 24 saves
Gavin Bryant, Andrew Wycisk and Mathieu Paris each returned to the IceDogs lineup
Erie improves to 12-11-4-0, while Niagara sits at 6-16-4-1 on the season

Brantford Bulldogs 4 vs. Peterborough Petes 2

Cole Brown’s goal with just over a minute remaining in the third gave the Bulldogs the edge over the Petes
Peterborough native Lucas Moore had a pair of assists for Brantford while Patrick Thomas and Cedricson Okitundu recorded a goal and an assist
Petes captain Donovan McCoy’s opening goal early in the first period sent the teddy bears flying at the PMC
Brantford goaltender Matteo Drobac stopped 34-of-36 to earn himself the win, while his Peterborough counterpart Liam Sztuska made 28 saves in the loss
The Bulldogs improve to 13-9-4-1, leap-frogging the Petes into second in the East Division
Peterborough has lost four in a row, dropping to 13-9-3-1
The Petes collected over 1,800 teddy bears

Windsor Spitfires 4 vs. Barrie Colts 1

Windsor avenges a 4-1 loss to the Colts from last week by returning the favour on home ice
Windsor’s Carson Woodall scored his first career OHL goal and picked up a helper for a two point night
Two point nights were also had by Spits teammates Oliver Peer (0-2-2) and Valentin Zhugin (1-1-2)
Ian Michelone carried a shutout late into the third until Cole Beaudoin spoiled it with 30 seconds remaining in the game, giving up his first goal in six periods
Windsor has won four of their last six games and improve to 8-18-1-0, while Barrie drops their fourth consecutive game and sit at 11-15-0-0