Friday Highlights: Luke Misa continues to cook, Knights win shootout thriller

Flint Firebirds 2, Mississauga Steelheads 8

Luke Misa tallied his fourth consecutive multi-point outing with a pair of goals and an assist.
James Hardie collected three assists, extending his point-streak to 11 games.
Rookies Porter Martone and Jack Van Volsen each contributed with three-point performances.
The Steelheads have won four in a row, improving to 22-18-4-0 for fifth place in the Eastern Conference.

London Knights 2, Ottawa 67’s 1 – (SO)

Zach Bowen made 27 saves in the shootout victory, playing in front of friends and family in his return home to Ottawa.
The Knights repeat the early season result, defeating the 67’s yet again in a shootout.
Ryan Winterton played in his 100th OHL game, stepping up to keep the Knights alive in the shootout.
The 67’s have now lost three in a row, sitting one point up on North Bay for first in the Eastern Conference.

Barrie Colts 3, Kitchener Rangers 6

Montreal Canadiens prospect Filip Mesar’s first goal since December 9th stood as the game winner.
Simon Motew and Mitchell Martin each collected three assists.
Waterloo native Beau Akey, Brandt Clarke and Tyler Savard provided Barrie goals.
The Colts have lost three straight, dropping to 23-13-4-2, one point up on fourth place Peterborough in the Eastern Conference.

Windsor Spitfires 2, Sudbury Wolves 3

David Goyette tallied a pair of goals, including the game-winning tally late in the third period; the Seattle Kraken prospect is now up to 60 points (29-31–60) in 41 games.
Kevyn Brassard made 23 saves for his second win since joining the Wolves.
Matthew Maggio extended his point-streak to eight games in the defeat as he sits two points back of the OHL scoring lead.
Shane Wright remained out of the Windsor lineup.
Windsor has lost three straight, dropping to 28-12-3-1.

Sarnia Sting 5, Soo Greyhounds 2

Sting forward Cooper Way scored his first career multi-goal game, scoring both in the third period.
Ben Gaudreau stopped 30 of 32 shots to earn his 13th victory of the season. He becomes the sixth goaltender in Sting history to play in 100 career regular season games.
Nolan Burke’s goal and two assists extended his multi-point streak to three games.
Sarnia has won three straight, improving to 22-14-4-2, tied with Saginaw for second place in the West Divison.

Owen Sound Attack 6, Guelph Storm 3

Colby Barlow’s 34th of the campaign was his league-leading ninth game winning goal; he sits tied for the league lead in goals.
Five different Attack players collected multi-point nights in the 6-3 victory; Madden Steen (2A), Nolan Seed (2A), Sam Sedley (1G, 1A), Gavin Bryant (2A), Kaleb Lawrence (1G, 1A).
Guelph’s Braeden Bowman extended his point streak to nine games with an assist.
Owen Sound has won three in a row, improving to 24-15-4-1 to sit third in the Western Conference.

Oshawa Generals 2, Kingston Frontenacs 0

Calum Ritchie potted both goals, improving his season statistics to 42 points (19-23–42) in 42 games.
The game featured just two minor penalties, both going to Oshawa.
Jacob Oster stopped all 19 shots to earn his first career OHL shutout.