Sunday Highlights: Peer's five points propel Spitfires

Sunday Highlights: Peer’s five points propel Spitfires

Windsor Spitfires 6 vs. Flint Firebirds 3

Oliver Peer was all over the ice on Sunday, scoring a natural hat-trick in the first period, he’d add two assists in a five-point performance
A grand total of 3,749 teddy bears were tossed onto the ice at the WFCU Centre
NHL Draft prospect Liam Greentree tallied a pair of markers in the third period
Spits netminder Ian Michelone had an incredible outing, stopping 47 of 50 saves in the victory
Flint outshot Windsor 50-28
Windsor improves to 9-19-1-0, handing the Firebirds a third straight loss as they fall to 13-13-2-1

Ottawa 67’s 2 vs. Peterborough Petes 1

Max Donoso earned his 50th career OHL victory between the pipes, stopping 39 of 40 shots
Pittsburgh Penguins prospect Cooper Foster scored another game-winning goal, his sixth of the season (tying Carson Rehkopf for the league-lead)
NHL Draft prospect Caden Kelly scored his second goal of the season
The 67’s improved to 17-9-2-0, sitting atop the East Division standings
The Petes, who were without centreman Owen Beck to Canada’s National Junior Team Camp, fall to 14-10-3-1

Sudbury Wolves 8 vs. Kingston Frontenacs 4

Sudbury opened up a 6-0 first period lead
St. Louis Blues prospect Dalibor Dvorsky extended his goal scoring streak to five games, finding the back of the net twice
Lucas Signoretti opened the scoring on Sunday afternoon, scoring his first goal as a member of the Wolves
Overage blueliner Andre Anania, San Jose Sharks prospect Quentin Musty, and NHL Draft prospect Nathan Villeneuve each collected a pair of assists
Buffalo Sabres prospect Ethan Miedema had a goal and an assist in the losing effort
Evan Konyen had a goal and an assist
Marcus Vandenberg made 21 saves to earn the win in his Wolves debut
The Wolves improve to 15-10-2-1, three points back of first place Mississauga in the Central Division

Oshawa Generals 4 vs. Sarnia Sting 1

Minnesota Wild prospect Rasmus Kumpulainen tallied a goal and an assist
Rookie netminder Noah Bender earned his first career OHL victory, stopping 26 of 27 shots
Connor Lockhart followed up Saturday night’s hat-trick performance with another goal, deflecting Ben Danford’s shot in the second period
Second-year forward Tyler Graham extended his point streak to three games
Florida Panthers prospect Kai Schwindt scored the lone goal for Sarnia
Oshawa improves to 11-12-3-1

Soo Greyhounds 5 vs. London Knights 4

Jack Beck led the way for the Hounds with a pair of goals and an assist
NHL Draft prospect Matthew Virgilio collected a goal and an assist in the winning effort
New York Rangers prospect Bryce McConnell-Barker also tallied a goal and an assist, including the game-winning goal
NHL Draft prospect Sam Dickinson notched a goal and two assists for London
Sault Ste. Marie’s Owen Allard and London’s Easton Cowan, Denver Barkey, Oliver Bonk and Kasper Halttunen were all out of the lineup
The Greyhounds have won four in a row, improving to 20-8-2-0 atop the West Division

Kitchener Rangers 3 vs. Guelph Storm 2

Kitchener rookie Cameron Arquette made his OHL debut, collecting a primary assist on Matthew Sop’s 21st goal of the season
Adrian Misaljevic found the back of the net for his 18th of the season, his first goal since November 26th
Kitchener star forwards Carson Rehkopf and Filip Mesar, along with Guelph blueliner Michael Buchinger were out of the lineup on Sunday, attending Canada’s World Junior Camp
Kitchener improves to 22-7-2-0, extending their lead atop the Western Conference
The Rangers close out their three-in-three weekend collecting five out of six points
Guelph has lost three straight, falling to 16-11-1-1

Mississauga Steelheads 5 vs. Niagara IceDogs 3

Porter Martone scored the teddy bear toss goal for the Steelheads, putting home the loose puck on the man-advantage
Dallas Stars prospect Angus MacDonell collected four assists
Steelheads captain Chas Sharpe scored a pair of goals
Kevin He, Mike Levin and Zak Lavoie scored Niagara goals
Ryerson Leenders turned aside 44 shots in the win
Niagara outshot Mississauga 47-38
The Steelheads improve to 17-9-2-0, tied with Ottawa for first in the Eastern Conference