Sunday OHL Highlights: Bernat beats the buzzer as Attack complete comeback

Barrie Colts vs. Owen Sound Attack

Final: 5 (OS) – 4 (BAR) – OT

Owen Sound rallied from two goals down in the third and won it with a second left in overtime.

• Lucian Bernat scored twice, including the overtime winner with one second to spare
• Pierce Mbuyi scored twice and added an assist to reach 10 goals on the season, while Jake Crawford tied it with 52 seconds left in regulation and added an assist
• Harry Nansi, John Banks and Max Delisle each added two helpers, and Ryerson Leenders stopped 35 of 39 for his 99th career win as the Attack earned points in a fourth straight game at 5-8-1-0
• Luca Testa and Carter Lowe each had a goal and an assist, William Schneid and Sebastian Mogull also scored and Maxim Shirochenkov added two helpers as the Colts earned a point to sit 2-10-2-0

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Erie Otters vs. Brampton Steelheads

Final: 5 (ER) – 2 (BRAM)

Erie broke a 2-2 tie midway through the second and pulled away in Brampton.

• Mclean Agrette scored twice and added two assists for a four-point afternoon
• Michael Dec broke the tie with the winner at 11:26 of the second and added a power-play goal and an assist, giving him five goals in two days
• Luka Arkko added insurance early in the third and Liam Karbowski stopped 27 of 29 as the Otters took five of six points on the weekend to improve to 7-5-2-0
• MacGregor Richmond and Nathan Amidovski replied for Brampton, where Oskari Ahmajarvi stopped 25 of 30 as the Steelheads fell to 2-9-1-1

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Kitchener Rangers vs. Guelph Storm

Final: 6 (GUE) – 5 (KIT) – OT

Guelph built a three-goal lead, saw Kitchener erase it late and settled it early in overtime.

• Ryan Roobroeck brought down the hats with the overtime winner at 2:39 to reach 12 goals on the season
• Roobroeck and Jaakko Wycisk scored shorthanded nine seconds apart early in the second to build a 4-1 lead, while Adrien Bartovic had a goal and an assist, Joshua Avery also scored and Owen Griffin and Vladimir Dravecky added two assists apiece
• Tanner Lam scored twice, including a shorthanded goal and the tying goal at 18:51 of the third, and added two assists
• Luca Romano and Alexander Bilecki each had a goal and an assist and Charlie Puglisi also scored, while Jason Schaubel turned aside 33 of 39 and Zach Jovanovski stopped 28 of 33 as the Storm improved to 10-3-0-0 and the Rangers earned a point in a fifth straight game at 7-5-2-1

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Kingston Frontenacs vs. Ottawa 67’s

Final: 6 (KGN) – 1 (OTT)

Kingston fell behind early and answered with six straight goals.

• Nolan Buttar scored twice, including the winner early in the second, and Royden Smith stopped 38 of 39
• Nolan Snyder answered Spencer Bowes’ early power-play goal with one of his own and added an assist
• Cole Zurawski and Landon Wright each had a goal and an assist and Vann Williamson also lit the lamp
• The Frontenacs went 1-for-1 on the power play despite being outshot 39-26 and won a second straight over Ottawa to improve to 9-5-0-0, while the 67’s fell to 7-3-2-0

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Soo Greyhounds vs. Flint Firebirds

Final: 1 (FLNT) – 0 (SOO)

An early power-play goal and a shutout were all Flint needed against the Soo.

• Trenten Bennett stopped all 29 shots for his second career OHL shutout and his first as a Firebird
• Jimmy Lombardi scored the lone goal on the power play at 4:24 of the first, with Nasean Faria assisting for his first OHL point
• David Vermirovsky stopped 32 of 33 as Flint outshot the Soo 33-29 and went 1-for-4 on the power play
• The Firebirds won a fourth straight and have points in eight straight at 9-2-1-0, while the Greyhounds dropped a second straight to 9-4-1-0

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Sudbury Wolves vs. Oshawa Generals

Final: 3 (SBY) – 2 (OSH) – SO

Sudbury tied it on a penalty shot late in the second and won a six-round shootout in Oshawa.

• Artem Gonchar, celebrating his 20th birthday, scored the lone goal of the shootout
• Kash Kwajah converted a penalty shot with eight seconds left in the second to tie it 2-2, after Adam Nemec scored on the power play with Gonchar and Vladimir Provorov assisting
• Paolo Frasca stopped 44 of 46 as Oshawa outshot Sudbury 46-30, with the Wolves going 1-for-8 on the power play to Oshawa’s 0-for-6
• Mark Pape scored and added an assist and Tyler Hinde also lit the lamp, while Matthew Humphries stopped 28 of 30 as the Generals earned a point in a third straight game at 5-6-3-1

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