Sunday Highlights: Cowan keeps 21-game run alive in overtime

London Knights 4 vs. Oshawa Generals 3 – OT

Toronto Maple Leafs prospect Easton Cowan extended his point streak to 21 games in dramatic fashion, scoring the overtime-winner with 21 seconds remaining
The Knights trailed Oshawa 3-0 early in the second before scoring four unanswered
San Jose Sharks prospect Kasper Halttunen scored a pair of goals an an assist in the third, including the game-tying marker
Winnipeg Jets prospect Jacob Julien also found the back of the net in the third period comeback
NHL Draft prospect Beckett Sennecke earned his 99th and 100th career OHL points with a pair of goals
Colorado Avalanche prospect Calum Ritchie collected a pair of assists
London’s Michael Simpson made 27 saves to earn his 70th career OHL victory
With the victory, the Knights extend their streak without a regulation loss to 23 games
Oshawa drops a third straight contest, falling to 26-18-5-2

Sudbury Wolves 8 vs. Mississauga Steelheads 7 – OT

The Wolves took advantage early in Mississauga, scoring five goals in the opening period
Mississauga dug out of an early hole as Dallas Stars prospect Angus MacDonell sent the game to OT with 52 seconds to spare; he and Lucas Karmiris had two goals and an assist
San Jose Sharks prospect Quentin Musty tallied a pair of goals, including the overtime-winner just 40 seconds into the extra frame
Seattle Kraken prospect David Goyette continues his strong play from this past week, recording a goal and three assists
Nick Yearwood scored his first goal since January 18th, tallying a pair of markers on the afternoon
Steelheads blueliner Finn Harding had a goal and two helpers in the loss
The Wolves win their fourth straight contest and become the first Eastern Conference team to reach 30 wins
The Steelheads are 26-20-5-0, one point back of fifth place Ottawa in the Eastern Conference

Saginaw Spirit 3 vs. Soo Greyhounds 0

Andrew Oke recorded his first career OHL shutout, stopping all 22 shots as the Spirit won their fifth straight
Soo native and Spirit forward Calem Mangone recorded a goal and an assist in front of friends and family
Montreal Canadiens prospect Owen Beck scored his fourth goal in his past three games
NHL Draft prospect Zayne Parekh extended his point streak to five games with an assist
Spirit captain Braden Haché played in his 200th career OHL contest
With the victory in the Soo, the road team improves to 6-0 in the season series
The 37-13-0-1 Spirit build their cushion atop the West Division, sitting six points up on the Greyhounds for first place

North Bay Battalion 9 vs. Kingston Frontenacs 0

Florida Panthers prospect Sandis Villmanis led the way offensively, scoring four goals in the 9-0 victory
Battalion rookie netminder Mike McIvor stopped all 22 shots he faced to record his first career OHL shutout
Florida Panthers prospect and North Bay captain Liam Arnsby collected a goal and two assists
Dalyn Wakely tallied a pair of goals, giving him 27 on the season
With the victory, North Bay moves into a tie with Brantford for second place in the Eastern Conference

Brantford Bulldogs 11 vs. Peterborough Petes 1

Montreal Canadiens prospect Florian Xhekaj extended his goal scoring streak to three games, tallying a pair of markers
The Bulldogs broke the franchise record of most goals in one penalty-kill, finding the back of the net three times during Daniil Sobolev’s major
Bulldogs rookie Dylan Tsherna scored his first career OHL goal, while fellow rookie Ben Radley collected his first career OHL point with an assist
Bulldogs captain Lawson Sherk had a goal and two assists in the victory
Brantford gets back into the win column, improving to 27-16-6-2 and moving into a tie for second in the Eastern Conference