Saturday Highlights: Fronts win one for Mav

 

KINGSTON 5, MISSISSAUGA 4 – SO
– Shane Wright scored the shootout winner as the Frontenacs won before a national audience on CBC.
– Lucas Edmonds tied the score late and earned first star honours with a goal and three assists, giving him 24 points (9-15–24) through 14 games.
– Florida Panthers prospect Braden Haché scored his first OHL goal.
– Luca Del Bel Belluz led Mississauga offensively with a goal and two assists.
– The Steelheads had their five-game winning streak snapped, though they remain undefeated in regulation in seven straight.
– Kingston sits tied with Hamilton for second place in the East Division at 8-4-2-0.
– The Frontenacs honoured franchise great Larry Mavety pre-game, raising a commemorative banner to the heights of the Leon’s Centre with OHL Commissioner David Branch alongside other builders in Brian Kilrea, Sherry Bassin and Frontenacs owner Doug Springer at ice level.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

Larry “Mav” Mavety’s banner being raised to the rafters at the @LeonsCentre.#ForeverAFrontenacspic.twitter.com/VzoTQTcoNP

— Kingston Frontenacs (@KingstonFronts) November 13, 2021

PETERBOROUGH 5, BARRIE 4 – OT
– J.R. Avon’s second of the game tied the score with 2:54 remaining. Avon finished with two goals and an assist in his return from suspension.
– Tucker Robertson scored his 11th of the campaign 3:36 into OT as the Petes snapped their four-game slide.
– Emmett Sproule assisted on Robertson’s winner, pushing his point streak to a League-high 14 games.
– Konnor Smith scored his first OHL goal for Peterborough while captain Shawn Spearing netted his first of the campaign.
– Barrie’s Beau Jelsma scored a pair for his first OHL multi-goal performance.
– The Colts outshot the Petes 39-27 as Michael Simpson turned aside 35 shots in the win.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

Tucker Robertson is a hero. #GoPetesGo

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— Peterborough Petes (@PetesOHLhockey) November 14, 2021

OTTAWA 6, HAMILTON 3
– Ottawa rallied from a 4-2 deficit with four third period goals to defeat the host Bulldogs 6-3.
– Luca Pinelli’s first OHL goal tied the score early in the third before Vsevolod Gaidamak’s second was the game winner.
– Cameron Tolnai logged three assists for Ottawa.
– Montreal Canadiens prospect Jan Mysak recorded his third two-goal showing in the last four games.
– Will Cranley stopped all 14 shots he faced to earn the win in relief.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

The ol’ third period Barber Pole shuffle ????

Trailing 3-2, Luca Pinelli (@Lucapinelli44) and Vsevolod Gaidamak scored to push @Ottawa67sHockey ahead of Hamilton and into first place in the East Division ???? pic.twitter.com/3qbcm7UrdF

— OntarioHockeyLeague (@OHLHockey) November 13, 2021

OWEN SOUND 3, GUELPH 1
– The Attack were outshot 46-33 but Nick Chenard made a career-high 45 saves in a 3-1 victory.
– Owen Sound’s third straight win included goals from Stepan Machacek, Cedrick Guindon and Gavin Bryant.
– Servac Petrovsky picked up a pair of primary assists.
– Andrew Perrott grabbed an assist to climb into first for points by an OHL defenceman with 17 (1-16–17).
– Guelph’s Sasha Pastujov extended his goal-scoring streak to five games, scoring his League-leading 15th of the year.
– Jacob Oster stopped 30 of 32 for the Storm as they came up short.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

Puck stays in the zone and the Bears make em’ pay ????

Servac Petrovsky works below the goal line and finds Cedrick Guindon (@GuindonCedrick) for the game winner as the @AttackOHL are rolling with three straight wins ???? pic.twitter.com/otiMKXb2vR

— OntarioHockeyLeague (@OHLHockey) November 14, 2021

SAULT STE. MARIE 4, WINDSOR 3
– Tye Kartye’s League-leading 15th goal of the season stood up as the game winner as the Hounds prevailed 4-3.
– Windsor made a third period push, pulling within one in the final minute of play.
– Spitfires defenceman James Jodoin scored his first two career OHL goals.
– The Hounds went 3-for-5 on the man advantage, with Kartye scoring his League-leading 12th power play marker.
– Charlie Schenkel made 22 saves for his first OHL win.
– Injured blueliner Jacob Holmes was out of the Soo lineup.
– The Greyhounds improve to 10-6-0-0, giving them a six point cushion ahead of second place Windsor in the West Division.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

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— Soo Greyhounds (@OHLHoundPower) November 14, 2021

NIAGARA 3, OSHAWA 2
– Anthony Agostinelli’s first goal of the season came in highlight reel style and stood as the game winner as the IceDogs shook-off a six-game slide.
– Danil Gushchin scored his 10th of the season in his return to the Niagara lineup.
– Landon Cato scored his first career OHL goal for the IceDogs.
– Generals captain Ty Tullio led the way with a goal and an assist in the loss.
– Calum Ritchie scored, giving him 17 points (8-9–17), the most by an OHL rookie.
– The Generals see their run of seven consecutive games with a point snapped.
– Oshawa outshot Niagara 43-27 as Tucker Tynan earned the win, making 41 saves.
– Oshawa rookie Carter Bickle made his OHL debut, stopping 24 of 27 in the loss.
– The win came before a season-high crowd of 4,189 at the Meridian Centre.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

Look at the moves on this guy ????

Anthony Agostinelli’s (@aagostinelli3) first of the season comes in fine style (and a cool uniform) as the @OHLIceDogs take the lead ???? pic.twitter.com/MDL2zR9lU5

— OntarioHockeyLeague (@OHLHockey) November 14, 2021

KITCHENER 4, FLINT 2
– Rookie goaltender Jackson Parsons made a career-high 40 saves to backstop the Rangers to a road win in Flint.
– Reid Valade scored twice and added an assist as the Rangers shook-off their four-game losing skid.
– Overage defenceman Arber Xhekaj had a goal and an assist in his return from serving a five-game suspension.
– Tag Bertuzzi scored his first of the season for the Firebirds before Samuel Assinewai scored his first OHL goal.
– The Rangers sit at 7-7-0-0 on the season while Flint drops a second straight contest, falling to 6-5-0-0.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

#OHLRangers WIN!!!

We defeat the Flint Firebirds 4-2!

We’re back at it tomorrow when we play Saginaw at 5:30 p.m.

Game Recap:
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— Kitchener Rangers (@OHLRangers) November 14, 2021

LONDON 7, ERIE 4
– Antonio Stranges and Brody Crane both had two goals and an assist as the Knights came from behind to defeat Erie.
– Down 4-2, Denver Barkey scored in the final minute of the second period before London scored four unanswered third period goals.
– Cody Morgan scored the deciding goal while Luke Evangelista had a goal and an assist to extend his point streak to 11 games.
– Barkey finished with a season-high three points while Isaiah George was a plus-5 with two assists.
– Brett Brochu made 24 saves for the win opposite Erie’s Marshall Nicholls, who took the loss with 32 saves.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

Got real quiet in Erie tonight ????#GoKnightsGopic.twitter.com/iGnHq8Tixy

— London Knights (@LondonKnights) November 14, 2021

SARNIA 6, SAGINAW 1
– The Sarnia Sting scored six times on 14 shots as the trio of Ty Voit, Nolan Dann and Nolan Burke combined for eight points.
– The 14 shots are the fewest in a Sting victory since Dec. 10, 2009 when they defeated the Plymouth Whalers 3-2 in a shootout with just 13.
– Nolan Burke scored his ninth and 10th goals of the year.
– Overage winger Nolan DeGurse scored his first of the season in his second game.
– Ben Gaudreau carried a shutout into the third period before Saginaw’s Nick Wong ended the bid.
– The two clubs combined for just 31 shots in the game.
– Sarnia improves to 4-6-2-0.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

Tonight’s 3 STARS brought to you by @AST_Sarnia! pic.twitter.com/RMk9tBZzF2

— Sarnia Sting (@StingHockey) November 14, 2021