Thursday Highlights: DiVincentiis, Burns launch February with shutouts

Erie Otters 3 vs. Guelph Storm 0

Coming off his first OHL win on Saturday night, Charlie Burns stopped 23 shots to record his first career OHL shutout for the Otters
Anaheim Ducks prospect Carey Terrance led the Otters offence, picking up two helpers
Malcolm Spence, Brett Bressette and Spencer Sova each scored one goal for the Otters
Storm rookie Quinn Beauchesne returned to the lineup, playing his first game since October 29th
Erie earns their first shutout on home ice since November 3rd, 2019
The Otters improve their all-time record to 7-1-0-3 in school day games at the Erie Insurance Arena

North Bay Battalion 3 vs. Mississauga Steelheads 0

Winnipeg Jets prospect Dom DiVincentiis picks up his first shutout of the season after stopping all 22 Mississauga shots
Florida Panthers prospect Sandis Vilmanis netted two goals to lead the scoring for the Battalion; Vilmanis has picked up 10 points in nine games since arriving in North Bay
Fellow Florida Panthers prospect Liam Arnsby scored the other goal for the Troops
2024 NHL Draft prospect Ethan Procyszyn returned to the North Bay lineup after a four game absence
Steelheads captain Chas Sharpe appeared in his 200th career OHL game
North Bay improves to 24-15-6-2

Oshawa Generals 6 vs. Peterborough Petes 3

A four-point night from Colorado Avalanche prospect Calum Ritchie (1-3-4) led the Gens to a victory at the PMC
Stuart Rolofs scored two goals and added a helper, extending his goal streak to six straight games and his point streak to 12 games.
Matthew Buckley added two goals for the Generals as well, including the game winner with less than four minutes remaining
Chase Lefebvre and Tommy Purdeller each picked up two assists for Peterborough
Petes rookie Joseph Cadorin scored his first career OHL goal
Ninth-round 2022 OHL Priority Selection choice Harrison Franssen made his OHL debut for the Generals, picking up an assist for his first career OHL point
Both teams fired 41 shots on goal during the game
Oshawa improves to 24-16-4-2, picking up a point for the sixth consecutive game

Sarnia Sting 4 vs. Windsor Spitfires 2

Alex Cajkovic scored his first career OHL goal and added a helper to lead the Sting on the road in Windsor
Easton Wainwright picked up two assists for Sarnia as well
Rookie Carter Kostuch scored his sixth of the season; He has four goals in 10 games since being moved to Sarnia
Noah Morneau and Colton Smith each scored one for the Spitfires
Nick Surzycia stopped 28-of-30 to earn the win
Sarnia improves to 18-26-3-0, two points back of eighth place Flint in the Western Conference

Sudbury Wolves 4 vs. Niagara IceDogs 3 – OT

San Jose Sharks prospect Quentin Musty came in clutch for the Wolves, tying the game midway through the third and added another for the overtime winner
Musty extended his point streak to seven consecutive games in the process
Seattle Kraken prospect David Goyette added two assists for Sudbury
2024 NHL Draft prospect Kevin He played a part in all three IceDogs goals, scoring two of them and adding a helper
Marcus Vandenberg stopped 18 shots to earn the win, while Charlie Robertson stopped 41-of-45 to keep Niagara in the game
Sudbury wins their fourth straight game to improve to 26-14-3-2
Niagara drops their fourth consecutive game