OHL Review: Windsor Spitfires stung by lopsided Sarnia Sting loss

SARNIA, ON. — Tyson Doucette scored twice as the Sarnia Sting stung the visiting Windsor Spitfires 8-2 in Ontario Hockey League action Friday night.

Mitch Young, Dennis Lominak, Roman Kukumberg, Lukas Fischer, Marko Sikic and Zach Filak also scored for the Sting.

Sting manager Nick Surgicia stopped 31 of 33 shots.

Rodwin Dionisio and Liam Greentree scored for the Spitfires.

Spitfires goalkeeper Ian Michelone stopped 21 of 25 shots and Joey Costanzo stopped seven of 11 shots.

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STORM 4 ATTACK 2

GUELPH, ON. — Leo Serlin scored twice as the Guelph Storm beat Owen Sound Attack 4-2.

Braden Bowman and Michael Buchinger also scored for the Storm. Goaltender Braden Gillespie made 34 of 36 shots for the Storm.

Denis Gur scored twice for Attack. Goalie Corbin Votari made 23 of 27 shots for Owen Sound.

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WOLVES 6 BULLDOGS 2

SUDBURY, ON. — Chase Coughlan scored twice as the Sudbury Wolves defeated the Brantford Bulldogs 6-2.

Koca Delic, Ryan Price, Evan Cognen and Nick Yearwood also scored for Wolves. Netman Jakub Vondras stopped 11 of Sudbury’s 13 shots.

The Bulldogs’ goals were scored by Marek Vanaker and Nick Lardis. Brantford goalie Matteo Drobac made 31 of 37 shots.

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Greyhounds 11 FIREBIRDS 3

SAULT STE. MARIE, ON. — Travis Hayes and Julian Fantino each scored two goals as the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds defeated the Flint Firebirds 11-3.

Jack Beck, Brenden Sirizotti, Jordan D’Intino, Marco Minosa, Christopher Brown, Owen Allard and Justin Cloutier also scored for Sault Ste. Marie.

Greyhounds netminder Charlie Schenkel stopped 17 of 20 shots.

Jeremy Martin, Dax Klinkhammer and Caden Pitre each scored one goal for Flint.

Firebirds netminder Nathan Day stopped 22 of 28 shots and netminder Jacob Brown stopped 14 of 19 shots.

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PITES 5 67’s 2

OTTAWA, ON. — Braydon McCallum scored twice as the Peterborough Petes defeated the Ottawa 67’s 5-2.

Samuel Mayer, Jonathan Meli and Jax Dubois also scored for the Petes. Peterborough netminder Zac Bowen stopped 26 of 28 shots.

Chris Barlas and Luca Pinelli each scored 67 points.

Ottawa goalkeeper Collin McKenzie made 30 of 34 shots.

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COLT 3 BATTALION 1

NORTH BAY, ON. — Bo Eki had a goal and an assist as the Barrie Colts beat North Bay Battalion 3-1.

Riley Patterson and Zach Wigle also scored for the Colts. Barrie goalie Sam Hillebrandt stopped 29 of 30 shots.

Lirim Amidovski scored for the battalion. North Bay goalie Dom DiVincentis made 22 of 24 shots.

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STEELHEAD 5 OTTER 0

MISSISSAUGA, ON. — Ryerson Leenders earned a knockout as the Mississauga Steelheads beat the Erie Otters 5-0.

Chas Sharp, Porter Marton, Luke Misa, Angus McDonell and Jakub Fiebigr scored for the Steelheads. Landers stopped all 34 shots he faced.

Otters netminder Jacob Gibbons stopped five of eight shots and Nolan Lalonde stopped 22 of 24 shots.

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KNIGHTS 2 ICE GUARDS 1

LONDON, ON. — Sam O’Reilly scored the game-winning goal at 14:21 of the second period as the London Knights beat the Niagara IceDogs 2-1.

Kasper Halttunen also scored for the Knights. London goalkeeper Michael Simpson converted 34 of 35 shots.

Mathieu Paris scored for the IceDogs. Niagara goalie Owen Flores made 26 of 28 shots.

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RANGERS 4 SPIRIT 3

KUTCHENER, ON. — Antonino Pugliese scored the game-winning goal at 17:52 of the third period as the Kitchener Rangers beat the Saginaw Spirit 4-3.

Matthew Andonovski, Kyle Morey and Mitchell Martin also scored for the Rangers. Kitchener goalie Jackson Parsons made 31 of 34 shots.

Michael Misa scored twice and Hunter Haight scored once for the Spirit. Saginaw goalie Andrew Oak stopped 25 of 29 shots.

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FRONTENAX 4 GENERALS 2

KINGSTON, ON. — Nathan Poole scored the key goal as the Kingston Frontenacs defeated the Oshawa Generals 4-2.

Tyler Hopkins, Jacob Holmes and Linus Hemstrom also scored for the Frontenacs. Goalie Mason Vaccari stopped 30 of Kingston’s 32 shots.

Dylan Rubruck and Ryder McIntyre scored for the Generals.

Oshawa goalie Jacob Oster stopped 25 of 28 shots.

*This review was automatically generated using an application developed by CP.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published in September. 29, 2023.