Ontario Hockey League

     Belleville 5 Sault Ste. Marie 3    

     Windsor 2 Erie 1   

    Plymouth 2 Peterborough 1

    Mississauga 5 Sarnia 3    

     Niagara 3 Brampton 2 (OT)  

    Barrie 7 Ottawa 3

Bulls 5 Greyhounds 3

Malcolm Subban made 27 saves and his brother Jordan had a 3 point game for Belleville.

Sergey Kuptsov, Subban, Michael Curtis, Niki Petti & Joseph Cramarossa scored for the Bulls while defenceman Jake Worrad had three assists.

Chris Buonomo, Michael Schumacher and Sergey Tolchinsky scored for the Greyhounds who sit 1 point back of the Owen Sound Attack for first place in the Western Conference.

Spitfires 2 Otters 1

Windsor scored twice on a 7 minute power play to nip the Otters

Kerby Rychel at the end of the 2nd period and Derek Schoenmakers  very early in the 3rd scored during a penalty assessed to Adam Pelech.

Connor McDavid scored his fifth goal of the season for the Otters.

Whalers 2 Petes 1

Connor Carrick scored the winning goal for the Whalers in the 3rd period.

Rickard Rakell also scored for Plymouth

Peter Ceresnak scored for Peterborough (

Steelheads 5 Sting 3

Netminder Spencer Martin made 37 saves for the Steelheads

Stuart Percy, Spenser Cobbold, Kris Kontos, Scott Teskey and Brett Foy each scored for Mississauga who have won 4 straight games.   

Charlie Sarault lead the Sting with two goals while Craig Hottot had the other Sarnia marker.

The loss snapped a four-game win streak for the Sting,

IceDogs 3 Battalion 2 in overtime

Dougie Hamilton scored in overtime to give the IceDogs a 3-2 win over the Battalion.   

Mitchell Theoret & Ryan Strome scored for Niagara in regulation.

Mathew Santos had both Brampton goals in a span of 33 seconds midway through the second period.

Colts 7 67's 3

Mark Scheifele and Zach Hall had six points apiece to lead the Colts 

Scheifele scored a hat trick, Hall scored twice and Anthony Camara and Tyson Fawcett had singles for Barrie 

Remy Giftopoulos, Tyler Graovac and Cody Ceci replied for Ottawa who will be in Owen Sound tonight to face the Attack at 7:30 at the JD McArthur Arena

WESTERN CONFERENCE
 
Owen Sound          9  7  1   0   1   35  23  15
Sault Ste. Marie   12  7  5   0   0   42  44  14
Guelph              9  6  2   0   1   38  32  13
Windsor            11  5  3   0   3   31  40  13
Sarnia             10  5  4   0   1   30  29  11
London              8  5  3   0   0   37  21  10
Plymouth            9  3  3   2   1   30  31   9
Saginaw            10  3  5   2   0   33  37   8  
Kitchener           8  3  4   0   1   17  22   7
Erie                9  2  5   1   1   29  42   6

EASTERN CONFERENCE

Barrie             11  9  2   0   0   46  32  18
Oshawa             10  7  2   0   1   43  31  15
Belleville         10  7  2   1   0   29  21  15
Niagara            12  7  4   1   0   38  34  15
Mississauga        10  6  3   0   1   28  29  13
Kingston            8  5  3   0   0   28  28  10
Sudbury            11  5  6   0   0   28  37  10
Brampton           11  3  4   2   2   23  33  10
Peterborough       11  2  6   2   1   29  45   7
Ottawa             10  3  7   0   0   39  41   6

 
Friday
Ottawa @ Owen Sound  7:30 PM  @ the JD McArthur Arena
Plymouth @ Kingston  7:00 PM 
Mississauga @ Saginaw  7:11 PM 
Windsor @ Brampton  7:30 PM 
Sarnia @ Guelph  7:30 PM 
Oshawa @ Kitchener  7:30 PM 
Erie @ London  7:30 PM 
Belleville @ Sudbury  7:35 PM 

Saturday
Oshawa @ Owen Sound 7:30 PM  @ the JD McArthur Arena
Windsor @ Erie  7:00 PM
Kingston @ Niagara  7:00 PM 
Kitchener @ Sarnia 7:05 PM 
Guelph @ Saginaw 7:11 PM 
London @ Barrie 7:30 PM 

Sunday
Barrie @ Brampton 2:00 PM 
London @ Sudbury 2:05 PM 
Plymouth @ Oshawa 6:05 PM 
Kingston @ Kitchener 7:00 PM 
Guelph @ Sault Ste. Marie 7:07 PM