2024 OHL Cup Day 3 Summary

Toronto, Ont. – Round robin play at the 2024 OHL Cup presented by FPS Payment hosted by the Greater Toronto Hockey League concluded on Wednesday with a total of 14 games on the schedule.

2024 OHL Cup Day 3 Results:

Game 27 – Ottawa Myers Automotive 4 vs. Niagara North Stars 0
Ottawa MVP – Brady Blaseg (1G, 2A)
Niagara MVP – Kieran Raynor
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Game 28 – York-Simcoe Express 2 vs. Sun County Panthers 1
York-Simcoe MVP – Bryson Morgan (1G)
Sun County MVP – Brock Devlin (27 SV)
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Game 29 – Vaughan Kings 3 vs. TPH Hockey 1
Vaughan MVP – Tyler Clark (1G)
TPH MVP – Brody Pepoy (1G)
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Game 30 – Barrie Colts 3 vs. Elgin-Middlesex Canucks 2
Barrie MVP – Logan Hawery (2G)
Elgin-Middlesex MVP – Brandon Mancari (32 SV)
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Game 31 – North York Rangers 3 vs. Huron-Perth Lakers 1
North York MVP – Brady Smith (2G)
Huron-Perth MVP – Edmund Docherty (26 SV)
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Game 32 – Oshawa Generals 4 vs. Thunder Bay Kings 1
Oshawa MVP – Layne Gallacher (1G)
Thunder Bay MVP – Mitch Smith (1G)
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Game 33 – Team NOHA 5 vs. Ottawa Valley Titans 3
NOHA MVP – Maverick Hill (1G)
Ottawa MVP – Braydon Lindsay (1G, 1A)
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Game 34 – Peterborough Petes 6 vs. London Jr. Knights 3
Peterborough MVP – Colin Fitzgerald (4G)
London MVP – Raiden Doxtator (2G)
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Game 35 – Toronto Marlboros 6 vs. Ottawa Myers Automotive 1
Toronto MVP – Pierce Mbuyi (4G, 2A)
Ottawa MVP – Thomas Vandenberg (1G)
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Game 36 – Vaughan Kings 5 vs. Sun County Panthers 0
Vaughan MVP – Caleb Malhotra (1G, 1A)
Sun County MVP – Wyatt Goudie
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Game 37 – Oakville Rangers 5 vs. TPH Hockey 1
Oakville MVP – Jacob Saldanha (15 SV)
TPH MVP – Nick Bogas
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Game 38 – Mississauga Rebels 5 vs. Elgin-Middlesex Canucks 1
Mississauga MVP – Evan Gaudry (2G)
Elgin-Middlesex MVP – Parker Vaughan
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Game 39 – Barrie Colts 5 vs. Team NOHA 0
Barrie MVP – Jason Schaubel (15 SV, SO)
NOHA MVP – Mason Walker
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Game 40 – North York Rangers 5 vs. Upper Canada Cyclones 4
North York MVP – Brady Smith (2G)
UCC MVP – Jay-Zeus Mbarushimana (2G, 2A)
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The undefeated Peterborough Petes, Vaughan Kings, North York Rangers and Barrie Colts enter Thursday’s Quarter-Final action boasting perfect 4-0 records following Round Robin play, each clinching the top spot in their Divisions. OHL Cup standings

Toronto Marlboros forward Pierce Mbuyi sits atop all tournament point-getters following Wednesday’s action, registering six goals, seven assists and 13 points in four games played. Mbuyi ended the day on a high note, tying the tournament’s single-game point record (4-2-6) in the Marlies’ commanding 6-1 win over Ottawa Myers Automotive. Peterborough’s Colin Fitzgerald (7-4-11) and Toronto’s Adam Valentini (4-7-11) trail close behind, each tallying 11 points in four games. North York Rangers forward Brady Smith leads the showcase in goals with eight. OHL Cup scoring leaders

Thursday’s quarterfinal schedule is set as eight teams are left standing in their quest for OHL Cup supremacy, including the GTHL champion Vaughan Kings and OMHA champion Barrie Colts.

Thursday’s Quarter-Final Schedule:
Quarter-Final #1 – North York Rangers (4-0-0) vs. Toronto Marlboros (3-1-0) (10:30am – Rink 2)
Quarter-Final #2 – Peterborough Petes (4-0-0) vs. Oshawa Generals (3-1-0) (12:15pm – Rink 1)
Quarter-Final #3 – Barrie Colts (4-0-0) vs. Oakville Rangers (3-1-0) (10:00am – Rink 2)
Quarter-Final #4 – Vaughan Kings (4-0-0) vs. Mississauga Rebels (3-1-0) (11:45pm – Rink 1)

All tournament games feature live scoring complete with the OHL’s Game Centre module.

The 2024 OHL CUP presented by FPS Payment continues on Thursday as teams face off in Quarter-Final and Semi-Final action before concluding with Saturday’s 2:00pm Championship Final at the Mattamy Athletic Centre. Tickets to the Championship Final can be purchased for $13.00 on TicketMaster.

All games are available live and on demand through LiveBarn.

The showcase provides fans and scouts one last opportunity to see many of the top U16 AAA players from across Ontario and parts of the United States compete for the OHL Cup performing against the best competition prior to the 2024 OHL Priority Selection presented by Real Canadian Superstore on April 12th and 13th.