Wednesday Highlights: Sting come back against Rangers

Kitchener Rangers 2 at Sarnia Sting 3

Easton Wainwright scored the game winning goal for the Sarnia Sting with 4:30 remaining in the third period, completing a comeback from a 2-0 deficit
Reigning OHL Rookie of the Week Liam Beamish continued his strong play as he tied the game in the third period with his fifth goal of the season
Chicago Blackhawks prospect Jack Pridham opened the scoring for the Rangers, bringing his season total to nine goals in just his 13th career OHL game
Vegas Golden Knights prospect Trent Swick scored his 14th goal of the season for Kitchener
The Sting got their scoring started in the second period as Ryan Brown scored his eighth goal of the season unassisted
Nick Surzycia’s 22 saves proved critical for the Sting in their comeback victory
Sarnia has points in four straight, improving to 11-17-2-5

Barrie Colts 4 at Owen Sound Attack 0

Ben Hrebik was perfect for the Colts as he had an incredible 45-save performance to earn his first career OHL shutout in Barrie’s 4-0 win
Edmonton Oilers prospect Dalyn Wakely opened the scoring for the Barrie Colts as he jammed home his 14th goal of the season
Vancouver Canucks prospect Riley Patterson scored a highlight reel goal as he batted the puck out of mid air to put the Colts up by two and bring his season total to 12 goals
The Colts made it 4-0 in the third period on two goals from captain Beau Jelsma and Zach Wigle
Patterson added two assists for a three point performance
All three overage forwards for the Barrie Colts (Dalyn Wakely, Riley Patterson, and Zach Wigle) scored in the game
The Owen Sound Attack have now been shut out in two straight games
Jack Martin made his OHL debut for Barrie

Brampton Steelheads 4 at Brantford Bulldogs 7

The Bulldogs completed their comeback effort with five unanswered goals in the second and third period to take this game 7-4
Calgary Flames prospect Luke Misa had a three point performance in the first period as he scored two goals and added an assist on Pittsburgh Penguins prospect Finn Harding’s second goal of the season
NHL Draft prospect Jake O’Brien tied the game at 4-4 in the second period as he tipped his 17th goal of the season into the back of the net, he would add a second goal in the third period for his 18th on the season
Washington Capitals prospect and Brantford Bulldogs captain Patrick Thomas scored two goals in the contest
Montreal Canadiens prospect Owen Protz had three assists in the win
Chicago Blackhawks draft pick Nick Lardis played in his 200th career OHL game
Julian Demiglio made his OHL debut for Brampton while second-round pick Patrick Babin made his OHL debut for Brantford

London Knights 6 at Erie Otters 1

Washington Capitals prospect Cam Allen had a goal and two assists in his London Knights debut to earn first star honours
Landon Sim opened the scoring for the London Knights with his 10th goal of the year coming on a breakaway in the first period
Evan Van Gorp’s 10th goal of the season late in the first period stood as the game winning goal for the Knights
Dylan Edwards’ ninth goal of the season was the lone goal of the game for Erie
London Knights goaltender Aleksei Medvedev backstopped his team with a 20 save performance
London improves to 26-6-0-0 atop the OHL standings

Saginaw Spirit 2 at Flint Firebirds 5

Saginaw and Flint traded pairs of unanswered goals in the first two periods as Connor Clattenburg and Tampa Bay Lightning prospect Kaden Pitre scored for Flint in the first, while Calem Mangone and Calgary Flames prospect Zayne Parekh scored for Saginaw in the second
Alex Kostov scored his third goal of the season early in the third period to give the Firebirds a 3-2 lead
The Firebirds scored two empty net goals courtesy of Nathan Aspinall and Connor Clattenburg
Firebirds goaltender Nathan Day stopped 34 shots to secure first star honours
This win marked the first time this season that Flint has defeated Saginaw

Soo Greyhounds 4 at North Bay Battalion 1

Andrew LeBlanc scored the Teddy Bear toss goal for the North Bay Battalion as he one-timed his fifth goal of the season to open the scoring for North Bay
The Greyhounds would respond with three unanswered goals following that in the second period to take a 4-1 lead
Landon Miller had a strong performance in goal for the Greyhounds as he made 31 saves keeping North Bay to just one goal
NHL Draft prospect Brady Martin reached the 15 goal mark on the season as he scored 5:28 into the second period
The Greyhounds return to the win column, improving to 15-17-0-0