Tuesday Highlights: High-scoring action to start the week

Guelph Storm 3 at London Knights 7

Another offensive masterclass by the Knights secured victory of not only this game, but also their second consecutive Hamilton Spectator Trophy.
Kasper Halttunen’s second period power play goal stood as the game-winner.
Easton Cowan had a big night, securing four primary assists on each of London’s first four goals of the night, including Halttunen’s game-winner.
Defender Sam Dickinson had two goals and an assist.
The Storm pushed back in the third period, with Carter Stevens and Rowan Topp each netting one.

Sudbury Wolves 8 at Brampton Steelheads 6

Chase Coughlan’s second period power play goal stood as the game-winner after a late push by the Steelheads to come back.
Angus MacDonell and Carson Rehkopf each potted one to give Brampton an early lead.
The Wolves couldn’t be bothered by the Steelheads’ hot start, going on to score five unanswered in the second period—taking complete control of the game.
Quentin Musty kept up his hot-streak, scoring two goals and two assists in the win.
Luke Misa had a two goal performance for the Steelheads.

Barrie Colts 7 at Niagara IceDogs 4

Anthony Romani earned first-star honours with two goals and one assist, including the game-winning goal in the third period.
Goals by Kevin he and Sean Doherty gave Niagara the lead, but the Colts went on to score four unanswered and stun the IceDogs.
Jaiden Newton opened the scoring for the Colts.
Dalyn Wakely had a goal and two assists to earn second star honours.

Erie Otters 5 at Windsor Spitfires 7

After a five goal push by the Otters—including two goals by Dylan Edwards and one shorthanded by Pano Fimis—Ilya Protas’ second period goal stood as the game-winner for Windsor.
The Spits opened the game with five unanswered first period goals, giving them a lead that the Otters couldn’t find the momentum to overcome.
Liam Greentree had two goals and an assist, while Ilya Protas had a goal and three assists.
Dylan Edwards stayed on his toes for the Otters, scoring two goals and a power play assist to keep them in it.