Friday Highlights: Colts start Beau-vember in win column

Barrie Colts 7 at Niagara IceDogs 3

Five Colts players had multi-point nights; Beau Akey, Beau Jelsma, Carter Lowe, Zach Wigle, and Riley Patterson
Edmonton Oilers prospect Beau Akey had a career-high four point night with a goal and three assists
After Niagara mounted a surge to tie the game late in the second period, the Colts exploded for four goals in the third period to win 7-3
Colts captain Beau Jelsma scored twice
Barrie’s third straight win improves the Colts to 9-4-0-0

North Bay Battalion 2 at Brampton Steelheads 7

NHL Draft prospect Porter Martone scored a hat-trick in the victory; Martone leads the OHL with 29 points (15-14–29) in 12 games
Jack Van Volsen recorded his first multi-goal game of the season
Troy Patton scored his first career OHL goal
Anaheim Ducks prospect Ethan Procyszyn reached the 10-goal mark on the season
It was the Battalion’s first game back at the CAA Centre since departing for North Bay at the end of 2012-13

Erie Otters 4 at Brantford Bulldogs 3

Erie led 3-0 before Brantford battled back to tie; Malcolm Spence scored the deciding goal shorthanded late in the second period
Adam Jiricek made his OHL debut for Brantford
Erie snaps a seven-game point streak for the Bulldogs, outshooting Brantford 37-27

Windsor Spitfires 3 at Flint Firebirds 0

Joey Costanzo made 21 saves to become the first Windsor Spitfires goalie since Michael DiPietro to post multiple shutouts in a season
Ryan Abraham and Connor Walton each had multi-point nights in the win
This was the first time the Firebirds have been shutout this season
Windsor improves to 11-2-1-0 atop the West Division

Peterborough Petes 3 at Kingston Frontenacs 4

Vegas Golden Knights prospect Tuomas Uronen scored twice in the third, netting the game winner with 4:15 remaining
Cédrick Guindon scored twice and added an assist, collecting his 200th career OHL point
The Frontenacs had consistent offensive pushes as they never trailed in the game
Peterborough’s Ryder McIntyre scored twice
Kingston (6-4-4-0) jumps ahead of Brantford in the East Division, and trails Oshawa by only one point
The Petes fall to 0-11-1-2 on the season

Sudbury Wolves 4 at Kitchener Rangers 8

Adrian Misaljevic registered his first career OHL hat trick and had a career-high six points on the night
Vegas Golden Knights prospect Trent Swick had a goal and three helpers
Sudbury entered the game looking for their first regulation win in Kitchener since October 22nd 1995. The Rangers are now 31-0-1-1 on home ice against the Wolves since then.
San Jose Sharks prospect Quentin Musty scored his first goal of the season in his return to the Wolves lineup
Wolves rookie Luca Blonda scored his first OHL goal
The Rangers win their eighth game in a row and improve to 11-2-1-1 on the season

Soo Greyhounds 3 at London Knights 4

London wins their fifth straight game as they improve to 9-4-0-0
The game saw seven different goal scorers, with Jacob Julien being the only player with multiple points in the game
Easton Cowan registered an assist on Julien’s third period game winner, extending his run of consecutive regular season games with a point to 45
Goaltender Austin Elliott made 30 saves in the win for London, improving to 4-0

Guelph Storm 4 at Ottawa 67’s 5 (OT)

Calgary Flames prospect Henry Mews had two goals in the game including the overtime winning goal with seconds remaining
Guelph Storm forward Jake Karabela forced overtime with his game-tying goal, beating the buzzer with 3.2 seconds left in the third period
Guelph outshot the 67’s 42-29, Ottawa goaltender Jaeden Nelson made 38 saves in the overtime victory
Overage blueliner Tommy Budnick made his season debut for the Storm
Zachary Jovanovski entered the game in relief to make his OHL debut for Guelph, turning aside 12-of-13 shots
The Storm suffer an eighth straight loss, falling to 3-8-1-1

Sarnia Sting 2 at Oshawa Generals 5

Three Generals players had multi-point nights; Beckett Sennecke, Luca Marrelli and Brady Smith
Columbus Blue Jackets prospect Luca Marrelli shined in this game, assisting on Beckett Sennecke’s opening goal, and scoring the game-winning goal for Oshawa
With his 49th career victory, goaltender Jacob Oster passed Fred Brathwaite and Jeff Hackett for the ninth most wins in Generals history
The Generals win their third in a row, improving to 8-6-1-0