Sunday Highlights: Fronts complete perfect week, maintain lead in East

North Bay Battalion 1 at Kingston Frontenacs 5

First period goals from Jacob Battaglia, Tuomas Uronen, and Gage Heyes gave the Fronts a hefty lead – which they held onto until the very end.
Uronen scored a pair in the win, while Cedrick Guindon netted one shorthanded and added two assists.
Shamar Moses scored the lone goal for the Battalion in the final three minutes of the game, striping the Frontenacs of a shutout.
Kingston goaltender Gavin Betts made 29 saves on 30 shots to earn the win in his OHL debut.
Kingston improves to 15-6-4-0 at the top of the Eastern Conference standings.

Ottawa 67’s 1 at London Knights 2 SO

Logan Hawery and Will Gerrior exchanged goals before the Knights had goals from Jacob Julien and Sam O’Reilly in a shootout win.
Austin Elliott made 29 saves, improving to 9-0 on the season.
London’s winning streak is extended to 15 games.
67’s rookie Jaeden Nelson made 27 saves to earn third star recognition.
Easton Cowan did not play on Sunday after suffering an injury on Saturday in Saginaw.

Soo Greyhounds 5 at Brampton Steelheads 8

Carson Rehkopf and Kieran Witkowski became the first set of Steelheads teammates to score hat-tricks in the same game.
Steelheads captain Porter Martone tallied four primary assists in the win, three of which were on Carson Rehkopf’s hat-trick.
Brady Martin and Travis Hayes were bright spots for the Hounds, each finishing with plus-4 ratings.

Barrie Colts 5 at Sarnia Sting 2

Utah first round pick Cole Beaudoin scored twice while Beau Jelsma recorded two assists, giving him 201 points in his OHL career.
Sting rookie Beckham Edwards scored both goals for his team.
Colts goaltender Sam Hillebrandt made 23 saves in the win.
Barrie improves to 15-7 at the top of the Central Division.

Sudbury Wolves 2 at Oshawa Generals 4

Jacob Oster was the difference, making 40 saves for Oshawa in the win.
Colby Barlow, Luca Marrelli, Owen Griffin and Luca D’Amato scored Oshawa goals while Luke Torrance and Calum Ritchie had two assists.
Quentin Musty and Kieron Walton scored Sudbury goals.