Friday Highlights: Thomas provides another overtime ending

Barrie Colts 1 at Brantford Bulldogs 2 (OT)

Washington Capitals prospect Patrick Thomas scored his second of back-to-back OT winners, striking 20 seconds into the extra frame
Chicago Blackhawks draftee Nick Lardis scored his 26th goal of the season, good for second-most in the OHL
Buffalo Sabres prospect Ryerson Leenders stopped 31-of-32 for the win
Ben Hrebik was steady for Barrie in the loss, making 39 saves

Peterborough Petes 2 at Ottawa 67’s 3 (OT)

Will Gerrior scored on a goalmouth scramble 23 seconds into overtime as the 67’s edged the Petes at TD Place
Henry Mews scored on the powerplay, giving him 22 points on the man advantage this season
Jaeden Nelson made 27 saves for the win opposite Easton Rye, who made 44 saves to help the Petes earn a point

Kingston Frontenacs 2 at Kitchener Rangers 3 (OT)

Luke Ellinas set up Matthew Andonovski for the OT winner as the two Ottawa Senators prospects paired up to extend Kitchener’s winning streak to seven games
Chicago Blackhawks draftee Jack Pridham scored twice for Kitchener, giving him seven goals and 14 points in 11 games
Kingston led 2-0 early in the second period before Kitchener responded with three unanswered
Frontenacs forward Kieren Dervin made his OHL debut
Jackson Parsons made 26 saves for the win opposite Nolan Lalonde, who stopped 31

Windsor Spitfires 2 at London Knights 4

Kasper Halttunen and Landon Sim each had a goal and two assists as the Knights returned to the win column
William Nicholl and Jacob Julien also scored for London as the Knights outshot the Spits 34-27
Defencemen Anthony Cristoforo and Tnias Mathurin provided Windsor goals
Austin Elliott made 25 saves, improving to 12-0 in the London crease

North Bay Battalion 3 at Oshawa Generals 1

Lirim Amidovski earned first star honours with a goal and an assist as the Troops beat the Generals at Tribute Communities Centre
Reyth Smith and Owen Van Steensel added Battalion goals in front of 19 saves by Mike McIvor
Harrison Franssen scored his first career OHL goal for Oshawa, doing so 30 seconds into the first period
Jacob Oster made 33 saves in his return from injury

Brampton Steelheads 4 at Sudbury Wolves 5 (OT)

Winnipeg Jets prospect Kieron Walton scored on an overtime one-timer, extending his point streak to 11 games
Overage winger Kocha Delic tied the score at four with 4:40 remaining in the third period
Sudbury originally led 3-0 before Brampton stormed back to take a 4-3 lead
Blueliner Alexander Stephen scored his first career OHL goal for the Steelheads
With two assists, Luke Misa set a new Steelheads franchise record for career helpers with 132; he also extended his current point streak to 14 games
Nate Krawchuk earned the win in goal, improving to 11-5-4-0

Owen Sound Attack 2 at Sarnia Sting 5

The Sting snapped an eight-game slide, getting a goal and an assist from Liam Beamish in a win over visiting Owen Sound
Tyson Doucette, Ruslan Karimov, Jack O’Brien and Lukas Fischer also scored for the Sting
Sarnia native Landen Hookey joined Pierce Mbuyi on the scoresheet for Owen Sound
Nick Surzycia stopped 19-of-21 for the win

Niagara IceDogs 8 at Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 4

The IceDogs continued finding success on their road trip, getting a goal and three assists from Kevin He in an 8-4 win
Charlie Robertson made 27 saves to earn the win in his first start since Oct. 25th
Ethan Czata and Andrei Loshko each scored twice for Niagara while blueliner Blair Scott had a goal and two assists
Utah Hockey Club prospect Noel Nordh scored a shorthanded penalty shot in the third period
Niagara improves to 19-9-1-1 while the Greyhounds fall to 14-16-0-0, having dropped seven of their last 10

Saginaw Spirit 7 at Guelph Storm 6

Michael Misa led the way with two goals and two assists as the Spirit held off a late Storm comeback attempt to win at the Sleeman Centre
Kristian Epperson scored twice for Saginaw while Sebastien Gervais and Nic Sima each had a goal and an assist
Storm rookie Alex McLean was a bright spot for Guelph, finishing with two goals and two assists while Lev Katzin had a goal and two helpers
The Spirit improve to 16-13-1-0 while Guelph has lost three straight, falling to 8-18-2-1