Preseason Report: September 20, 2024

Kingston Frontenacs 5, Peterborough Petes 2

Cedrick Guindon continued his strong preseason, scoring twice while adding an assist for the victorious Frontenacs
Jakub Chromiak, Max Shewfelt and Nolan Buttar also scored for Fronts, who climbed out to a 4-0 lead in the game
Tyler Hopkins picked up three assists while Matthew Soto, Ethan Miedema and Gage Heyes each recorded two
Jonathan Melee and Francis Parish scored for Peterborough
Mason Vaccari stopped 36-of-38 in the win

London Knights 6, Sarnia Sting 3

Evan Van Gorp led the way with a hat-trick for London, also recording an assist for a four-point night
Kaeden Johnston stayed hot in the preseason, scoring and adding two assists for London
Rookie Logan Hawery had a goal and an assist, finishing with a plus-4 rating
First-year blueliner Caleb Mitchell scored a pretty goal, helping the Knights climb out to a 6-0 lead
Sarnia’s Ryan Brown responded with a hat-trick in the loss
The Knights outshot Sarnia 36-30; the Sting went 3-for-7 on the powerplay
Knights netminder Alexei Medvedev stopped all 13 shots he faced in the opening half of the game
The Knights improve to 3-0 in preseason play

North Bay Battalion 4, Ottawa 67’s 0

Charlie Larocque stopped all 19 shots he faced in front of a hometown crowd at TD Place
Ihnat Pazii, Stepan Chukharev, Jacob Therrien and Reyth Smith took care of the scoring for North Bay
The low shooting affair saw the Battalion outshoot the 67’s 19-17

Sudbury Wolves 9, Soo Greyhounds 4

The Wolves outshot the Greyhounds 42-15, scoring nine goals along the way
Chase Coughlan led the offensive charge with a goal and four assists while Hudson Chitaroni had a goal and three helpers and Lucas Di Giantommaso scored twice
Coughlan pulls into the OHL preseason scoring lead with nine points (4-5–9) in four games
Blake Clayton finished with a goal and two assists while blueliner Nick DeAngelis had a goal and a helper
2025 NHL Draft prospect Brady Martin had a goal and an assist for the Greyhounds
Sudbury’s powerplay went 4-for-7 in the win

Oshawa Generals 5, Erie Otters 3 (in Dunnville)

Oshawa climbed out to a 4-1 lead and held on to defeat Erie 5-3 at Dunnville Memorial Arena
Owen Griffin had another strong showing with a goal and an assist for Oshawa
Harrison Franssen, Matthew Buckley, Brooks Rogowski and Luke Torrance accounted for other Oshawa goals
Brett Hammond scored twice for Erie, joined by Alexis Daviault on the scoresheet
Noah Bender stopped 27-of-30 for the win while Erie’s Noah Erliden stopped 27