Thursday Highlights: Battalion, Attack, 67's win to stay in playoff chase

Thursday Highlights: Battalion, Attack, 67’s win to stay in playoff chase

Oshawa Generals 1 at North Bay Battalion 5

Ethan Procyszyn’s tucked one away in the second period, eventually securing the win for the Battalion.
Ihnat Pazii scored one in the first period to give the Battalion the lead.
Jets prospect Colby Barlow tied the game at one for the Gens with a penalty shot in the second period, this proved to be their only goal of the game.
Lirim Amidozski had a two goal night for the Battalion, with one coming on a penalty shot, and the second on the empty net.
Mike McIvor stood tall for the Troops, turning away 38/39 shots in the win.

Erie Otters 4 at Guelph Storm 6

Flyers prospect Jett Luchanko scored late in the third period to give the Storm the lead, and eventually the win.
The Otters took an early lead with two first period goals.
Guelph came out hot in the second frame of action, with Leo Serlin, Jake Karabela, and Parker Snelgrove all scoring to inevitably tie the game at three.
Parker Snelgrove had two goals for the Storm, including the #BestofOHL clip of the night.
Gabriel Frasca had a goal and an assist for the Otters, earning him second star honours.

Owen Sound Attack 3 at Barrie Colts 1

Bruce McDonald’s third period goal stood as the game-winner in this one.
A first period goal by Cole Zurawski gave the Attack the advantage.
Kashawn Aitcheson scores the lone goal for the Colts, his 26th of the season.
Goaltending was the highlight of this game at both ends of the ice, with Carter George stopping 42/43 for the Attack, meanwhile Sam Hillebrandt turned away 40/42 for the Colts.

Ottawa 67’s 2 at Niagara IceDogs 1

Columbus Blue Jackets prospect Luca Pinelli scored the game-winner late in the third period.
Assadourian opened the scoring for the IceDogs in the first period.
Nolan Jackson scored his first career OHL goal to tie the game at one, following that Luca Pinelli stole the lead late in the second period.
Owen Flores made 33 saves on 35 shots for the IceDogs, while Colin MacKenzie stopped 26/27 for the 67’s.

Kingston Frontenacs 6 at Peterborough Petes 2

The Fronts scored four unanswered between the second and third period, including the game-winner by Tyler hopkins to inevitably secure the W on the road.
Goals by Cedrick Guuindon and Maleek McGowan gave the Fronts a lead.
Jonathan Melee and Braydon McCallum each scored for the Petes to tie the game at two, but the team wasn’t able to hold on to the momentum.

Sarnia Sting 0 at Windsor Spitfires 5

Noah Morneau scored a hat-trick for the Spits, with his first of the night standing as the game-winner in this shutout victory.
Ilya Protas got in on all five Windsor goals, notching five primary assists on the night.
Joey Costanzo turned away 21/21 in the shutout win.
Ryan Abraham’s 28th of the season came shorthanded in the second frame.