Friday Highlights: Musty nets a pair

 

SUDBURY 4, OTTAWA 2
– Quentin Musty recorded his first OHL multi-goal outing with a pair as the Wolves improved to 6-1-0-0 on home ice.
– Evan Konyen had a goal and an assist in the win.
– Derek Smyth scored his first career OHL goal for Ottawa.
– Cameron Tolnai had a goal and an assist for the Barber Poles as they were outshot 34-24.
– The 67’s remain one point up on Hamilton and Kingston for first place in the East Division.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

???????????? #2 for the New Q ???? pic.twitter.com/EieJRbPM8l

— Sudbury Wolves (@Sudbury_Wolves) November 20, 2021

KINGSTON 5, PETERBOROUGH 3
– Dallas Stars prospect Francesco Arcuri scored the game winner with 1:03 remaining as the Fronts defeated the Petes for the fourth time this season.
– Jordan Frasca earned first star honours with a career-high four points (2-2–4).
– Lucas Edmonds stayed hot, recording a season-high four assists to extend his point streak to six games.
– Philadelphia Flyers prospect J.R. Avon scored twice for Peterborough.
– Emmett Sproule picked up an assist to extend his point streak to a league-high 16 games.
– Kingston outshot Peterborough 34-23 and improved to 9-4-2-0, one point back of first place Ottawa in the East Division.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

Arcuri calls game!#KGNvsPBO | @FArcuri13pic.twitter.com/WtFCjmcGFE

— Kingston Frontenacs (@KingstonFronts) November 20, 2021

MISSISSAUGA 3, BARRIE 0
– Roman Basran made 26 saves for his second shutout of the season as the Steelheads won for the seventh time in their past eight games.
– Zakary Lavoie scored for a second straight night.
– Barrie’s Matteo Lalama made 25 saves in the loss.
– Steelheads improve to 9-4-1-1, three points back of first place North Bay in the Central with three games in hand.
– Vegas Golden Knights prospect Artur Cholach returned to the Colts lineup following six games out due to injury.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

WOWOWOW! A great stop by Basran to prevent a shorthanded goal! pic.twitter.com/C9le7RN7vw

— Mississauga Steelheads (@OHLSteelheads) November 20, 2021

NORTH BAY 4, OSHAWA 2
– Kyle Jackson recorded his third straight multi-point contest, extending his point streak to seven games with a goal and an assist in the Battalion win.
– Rookie defender Tnias Mathurin earned first star honours with a goal and an assist.
– San Jose Sharks prospect Brandon Coe picked up two assists, giving him helpers in seven straight while also climbing into the OHL scoring lead with 30 points (7-23–30).
– Rookie Calum Ritchie had a goal in his return to the Generals’ lineup.
– Dom DiVincentiis made 24 saves to earn the win for the Battalion.
– Patrick Leaver stopped 34 of 37 as the Generals were outshot 38-26.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

Back to back W’s! pic.twitter.com/4oqR80Debg

— North Bay Battalion (@OHLBattalion) November 20, 2021

SAGINAW 6, KITCHENER 4
– Camaryn Baber scored his first OHL hat-trick in a span of 10 minutes, leading the Spirit to six unanswered third period goals in a comeback win.
– Buffalo Sabres prospect Josh Bloom had two goals and two assists, scoring two shorthanded goals to become the first Spirit player to do so since Justin Kea on Jan. 5, 2013 vs. Owen Sound.
– Kitchener’s Mitchell Martin led the Rangers with two goals and an assist.
– The Rangers went 0-for-7 on the power play.
– Marks the third consecutive home game the Rangers have held a third period lead before coming up short.
– The Spirit were without veteran forwards T-Bone Codd and Nick Wong in the win while goaltender Tristan Lennox is sidelined with an injury.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

Hats off for Captain Cam‼️ @CamBaber16 notches his first #OHL hat trick ???????????? pic.twitter.com/mlk1JMMoRM

— Saginaw Spirit (@SpiritHockey) November 20, 2021

SARNIA 4, LONDON 2
– The Sting claimed their second consecutive 4-2 win over London as Theo Hill earned first star honours with two assists.
– Nolan Dann stretched his point streak to seven games as his eighth goal of the season opened the scoring.
– Ruslan Gazizov scored his first OHL goal for London.
– Owen Flores made his OHL debut for London, entering the game in relief of Brett Brochu.
– Sarnia limited London to just 14 shots, improving to 6-6-2-0 with a third straight win.
– The Knights have now surrendered at least four goals in five straight games.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

Some @StingHockey passing excellence ????

Mast, Burke and Hill get touches before @MapleLeafs prospect @TyVoit finishes it off, helping the Sting score their second straight 4-2 win over London ???? pic.twitter.com/f64TR76e9r

— OntarioHockeyLeague (@OHLHockey) November 20, 2021

OWEN SOUND 3, GUELPH 2 – SO
– Servac Petrovsky scored the equalizer with 57 seconds left in regulation before the Owen Sound Attack took a 3-2 shootout win.
– Nick Chenard made 32 saves before stopping all three Storm shootout attempts as Sam Sedley scored the difference-maker for Owen Sound.
– William Portokalis scored his first goal of the season in his Attack debut.
– Anaheim Ducks prospect Sasha Pastujov scored in a sixth straight game.
– Guelph outshot Owen Sound 34-25.
– The Attack improve to 7-6-1-1 and have won five of their last six.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

Chalk up two points for da Bears ????@AttackOHL get a shootout winner from Sam Sedley while Nick Chenard builds off a 32-save performance, stopping all three Storm shooters ???? pic.twitter.com/5Wy0QSxjjA

— OntarioHockeyLeague (@OHLHockey) November 20, 2021

FLINT 6, ERIE 2
– New York Rangers prospect Brennan Othmann scored twice and added an assist for first star honours.
– Sahil Panwar and Braeden Kressler both had a goal and an assist for the Firebirds.
– Luke Cavallin stopped 35 of 37 for the win.
– Owain Johnston and Cameron Lowe scored Erie goals while Marshall Nicholls made 35 saves.
GAME CENTRE & HIGHLIGHTS

Zacharie Giroux, with eyes in the back of his head ????@FlintFirebirds spark plug puts one on a platter for Braeden Kressler (@BraedenKressler) who completes Friday’s #BestOfOHL effort ???? pic.twitter.com/JzOtnY7Rar

— OntarioHockeyLeague (@OHLHockey) November 20, 2021