Toronto, Ont. – The 2023 OHL Cup hosted by the Greater Toronto Hockey League continued on Thursday with a total of 12 games on the Round Robin schedule.
2023 OHL Cup Day 2 Results:
Game 17 – York-Simcoe Express 1 vs. Sun County Panthers 1
Express MVP – Rylan Singh (1G)
Panthers MVP – Zach Jovanovski (42 SV)
Recap – Stats
Game 18 – London Jr. Knights 3 vs. Southern Tier Admirals 2
London MVP – Ethan Weir (1A)
Admirals MVP – Noah Read (1G, 1A)
Recap – Stats
Game 19 – Halton Hurricanes 6 vs. Huron-Perth Lakers 1
Halton MVP – Kayden Newton (24 SV)
Lakers MVP – Hayden Barch
Recap – Stats
Game 20 – Don Mills Flyers 5 vs. Waterloo Wolves 4
Flyers MVP – Max Anderson (2G)
Waterloo MVP – Sam Black (2G)
Recap – Stats
Game 21 – Team NOHA 2 vs. Mississauga Rebels 1
NOHA MVP – Alex Hall (23 SV)
Rebels MVP – Russell Mackrell (23 SV)
Recap – Stats
Game 22 – Barrie Jr. Colts 2 vs. Whitby Wildcats 1
Barrie MVP – Ethen Fines (1G)
Whitby MVP – Drew McLennan
Recap – Stats
Game 23 – Toronto Nationals 1 vs. TPH Hockey 0
Nationals MVP – James Meredith (36 SV SO)
TPH MVP – Brody Schocker (20 SV)
Recap – Stats
Game 24 – Vaughan Kings 5 vs. Thunder Bay Kings 0
Vaughan MVP – Carter Kostuch (2G, 2A)
Thunder Bay MVP – Carter Poddubny
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Game 25 – Mississauga Senators 4 vs. Southern Tier Admirals 1
Senators MVP –Caden Taylor (2G, 1A)
Admirals MVP – Michael Kucherway (1G)
Recap – Stats
Game 26 – Toronto Jr. Canadiens 4 vs. York-Simcoe Express 0
Jr. Canadiens MVP – Alexander Armellin (18 SV SO)
Express MVP – Justin Handsor
Recap – Stats
Game 27 – Peterborough Petes 6 vs. Don Mills Flyers 1
Petes MVP – Nate Curson (1G, 1A)
Flyers MVP – Dylan Tsherna (1G)
Recap – Stats
Game 28 – Toronto Marlboros 7 vs. Halton Hurricanes 2
Marlboros MVP – William Moore (2G, 1A)
Hurricanes MVP – Tyler Hopkins (1G)
Recap – Stats
The GTHL Finalist Toronto Jr. Canadiens enter Friday’s action as the lone 3-0 team in the showcase while the OMHA champion Peterborough Petes (2-0) and ALLIANCE semi-finalist Sun County Panthers (1-0-1) are also undefeated. OHL Cup Standings
Toronto Marlboros forward Aidan Lane maintained his tournament scoring lead following Thursday’s action as he’s produced seven goals, three assists and 10 points in just three contests. Mississauga Senators underage forward Adam Valentini trails with nine points (2-7–9) in three outings. OHL Cup Scoring Leaders
In goal, Toronto Nationals goaltender James Meredith turned-in a 36-save shutout on Thursday, improving to 2-0 while stopping 59 of the 61 shots he’s faced to lead the way in the crease. OHL Cup Goaltending Leaders
All tournament games feature live scoring complete with the OHL’s Game Centre module.
Round Robin action concludes on Friday with 12 games on the schedule. Quarter-Final and Semi-Final action goes Saturday, culminating in Monday’s Championship Final at the Mattamy Athletic Centre. The OHL Cup Championship Final can be seen streaming live for free on OHL Live. Tickets to the Championship Final can be purchased for $12.00 on TicketMaster.
All games are available live and on demand through GameOnStream.
The showcase provides fans and scouts one last opportunity to see many of the top U16 AAA players from across Ontario and parts of the United States compete for the OHL Cup performing against the best competition prior to the 2023 OHL Priority Selection.
For news and updates on the 2023 OHL Cup, visit ohlcup.ca.
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