WINDSOR, Ont. — Daniel D’Amico scored 3:29 into overtime as the Windsor Spitfires edged the Saginaw Spirit 4-3 on Sunday in Ontario Hockey League action.
Will Cuylle, Connor Corcoran and Tyler Angle had goals in regulation time for the Spitfires (15-16-3), while Kari Piiroinen made 33 saves for the win.
Bode Wilde, Jake Goldowski and Danny Katic scored for the Spirit (18-11-4). Tristan Lennox stopped 25 shots in net.
Windsor could not score on its power play and Saginaw was 1 for 4 with the man advantage.
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BATTALION 5 COLTS 4
NORTH BAY, Ont. — Justin Brazeau scored four times as the Battalion slipped past Barrie.
Brad Chenier scored the game-winning goal for the Battalion (14-18-2) at 14:34 of the third period.
Jack York, Ben Hawerchuk, Ryan Suzuki and Jason Willms supplied the offence for the Colts (15-17-1).
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PETES 6 67’S 3
PETERBOROUGH, Ont. — Liam Kirk had a pair of goals, including the eventual winner, as the Petes doubled Ottawa.
Adam Timleck also scored twice for Peterborough (19-14-0), while Nick Robertson and Cameron Butler chipped in as well.
Jack Quinn struck twice for Ottawa (25-6-4) and Tye Felhaber added a goal.
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STEELHEADS 3 WOLVES 1
MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — Alan Lyszczarczyk had the winner and added two assists as the Steelheads upset Sudbury.
Michael Little and Ryan McLeod also scored for Mississauga (16-14-3).
Blake Murray replied for the Wolves (21-9-2).
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KNIGHTS 5 OTTERS 3
LONDON, Ont. — Connor McMichael scored twice as the Knights beat Erie.
Sahil Panwar put away the winner for London (23-5-3), while Nathan Dunkley and William Lochead also scored.
Maxim Golod, Chad Yetman and Gera Poddubnyi scored for the Otters (13-19-1).
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FIREBIRDS 7 FRONTENACS 1
KINGSTON, Ont. — Jake Durham had two goals and an assist as Flint torched Kingston.
Jack Wismer added a pair of goals, while Jacob Winterton, Hunter Holmes and Ethan Keppen rounded out the scoring for the Firebirds (4-29-2).
Anthony Aguanno had the lone goal for the Frontenacs (10-23-1).
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STORM 8 GENERALS 5
OSHAWA, Ont. — Liam Hawel had two goals and two assists as Guelph topped Oshawa for its third straight win.
Keegan Stevenson also had a pair of goals, while Owen Lalonde, Pavel Gogolev, Nate Schnarr and Alexey Toropchenko added singles for the Storm (17-9-7).
Anthony Salinitri led the way with a hat trick for the Generals (20-12-2), and Serron Noel and William Ennis also got on the board.
