Thursday Highlights: Goure attacks Owen Sound points record

Owen Sound Attack 10 vs. Niagara IceDogs 2

Attack overager Deni Goure set an Attack franchise record with eight points in a single game, putting up three goals and five assists; the previous record was seven set by Jim Ensom in 1996 and Cameron Brace in 2012
Goure’s eight points are the most in an OHL game since Nov. 16, 2006 when Toronto’s Matt Caria had three goals and five assists
Ethan Burroughs (2-4-6) helped out as well with a six point night for the Attack, while rookie Jake Crawford (2-2-4) picked up four points
2024 NHL Draft prospect Carter George carried a shutout into the third period, however Brody Crane ended the bid
George stopped 38-of-40 to earn the win, while Owen Flores and Charlie Burns combined to stop 37 shots for the IceDogs; Burns made his season debut in relief of Flores to start the third period
Brody Crane and Bronson Ride picked up late game goals for the IceDogs
Kevin He was left off the scoresheet, snapping his point streak at six games
Colby Barlow, who hasn’t played since Nov. 8th, took warmups for Owen Sound but did not play in the game
Owen Sound improves to 16-13-2-1

Windsor Spitfires 5 vs. Mississauga Steelheads 3

Three-point nights from Oliver Peer (2-1-3) and Anthony Cristoforo (0-3-3) led the Spitfires to their second consecutive win
2024 NHL Draft prospect Liam Greentree scored his 20th goal of the season and added an assist
Luke Misa picked up a helper to extend his point streak to nine straight games
Rookie Jack Ivankovic stopped 39 Windsor shots in the effort
14th-round 2023 OHL Priority Selection choice Wyatt Jinman made his OHL debut for the Steelheads
The Spitfires win their first game in Mississauga since September 30th, 2016

London Knights 6 vs. Sarnia Sting 2

The Knights scored three shorthanded goals in the win, giving them a league-leading total of 13 this season
San Jose Sharks prospect Max McCue scored three goals to extend his goal streak to eight consecutive games
London was also led with a five-point night from Philadelphia Flyers prospect Denver Barkey (1-4-5)
Sarnia had goals from Florida Panthers prospect Kai Schwindt and rookie Ryan Brown, who played his first game since Nov. 19th
The Knights went 3-for-5 on the power play, while holding Sarnia to 1-for-6
London wins their fourth consecutive game to improve to 21-11-0-1, while Sarnia sits at 12-20-1-0
Both teams meet again on Friday night in London

Brantford Bulldogs 5 vs. Oshawa Generals 4

Rookie Jake O’Brien (1-2-3) put up an OHL career high three points to lead the Bulldogs to a road victory
Defenceman Cedricson Okitundu added two goals for Brantford
Colorado Avalanche prospect Calum Ritchie picked up two goals and a helper for the Gens
2024 NHL Draft prospect Luca Testa batted a puck out of mid air to collect his 10th of the year
Connor Lockhart added a goal midway through the third period to extend his goal streak to six straight games
Matthew Buckley was held off the scoresheet, snapping his eight game point streak
Brantford has a point in their last six games, climbing into first place in the East Division with a record of 16-9-6-1

Soo Greyhounds 5 vs. Saginaw Spirit 2

Two goal nights from Jack Beck and Marco Mignosa led the way for the Hounds, with Beck picking up a helper as well
Michael Misa scored a goal and an assist; 2024 NHL Draft prospect Zayne Parekh scored the other goal for Saginaw
Calem Mangone picked up a helper to extend his point streak to 10 games
Goaltender Charlie Schenkel stopped 32-of-34 to earn the win for the Soo
Greyhounds captain Bryce McConnell-Barker remained out of the lineup with an injury
The Greyhounds haven’t lost in regulation in eight straight games and improve to 23-8-2-1, while Saginaw has their four game win streak snapped and sit at 20-10-0-1

Barrie Colts 4 vs. Sudbury Wolves 3 – SO

Beau Jelsma scored the only goal of the shootout to give the Colts the win
A two goal effort from rookie Riley Patterson led the scoring on the Barrie side
Chicago Blackhawks prospect Alex Pharand scored two for the Wolves, with San Jose Sharks prospect Quentin Musty scoring the other Sudbury goal
Nick DeAngelis picked up a helper on the second Pharand goal to extend his point streak to 15 straight games; It’s the longest point streak by any OHL player this season
Evan Konyen was held of the board, snapping his goal streak at five games
Ben West earned first star honours for Barrie, stopping 44-of-47 shots he faced
Barrie improves to 13-16-1-0 and sits fourth in the Central Division

North Bay Battalion 5 vs. Ottawa 67’s 3

Five different players netted goals to lead the Battalion over Ottawa
Owen Van Steensel earned first star honours with two assists for North Bay
Anthony Romani picks up a helper to extend his point streak to 10 consecutive games for the Troops
Winnipeg Jets prospect Dom DiVincentiis stopped 33-of-36 to earn his eighth victory of the season
Columbus Blue Jackets prospect Luca Pinelli and Los Angeles Kings prospect Kaleb Lawrence each scored a goal and added an assist for Ottawa
Third-round 2023 OHL Priority Selection choice Chase Yanni made his OHL debut for the 67’s
North Bay improves to 16-12-4-1, one point back of first place Mississauga in the Central Division

Kingston Frontenacs 9 vs. Peterborough Petes 1

Jakub Chromiak’s five point night led the charge for the Fronts
Tampa Bay Lightning prospect Roman Schmidt (2-1-3), Christopher Thibodeau (2-1-3) and Jacob Battaglia (1-2-3) all had three point nights for Kingston
Kingston put 46 shots on goal throughout the game, while only facing 15 from the Petes
Sam McCue was the lone Peterborough goal-scorer
The Frontenacs leapfrog the Petes in the standings and improve to 16-16-1-0, while Peterborough drops their fifth straight game and sits at 14-14-3-1

Guelph Storm 3 vs. Erie Otters 1

A two point night from Max Namestnikov (1-1-2) led the way for the Storm
Goaltender Brayden Gillespie earned first star honours, stopping 28-of-29 to record the victory
Ondrej Molnar is held off the scoresheet, snapping his point streak at six games
Guelph went 1-for-4 on the power play, while holding Erie to 0-for-6
The Storm win their fourth straight game and improve to 20-12-1-1, while the Otters sit at 14-13-4-0