The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) playoffs are in full swing, and Sunday, March 30, 2025, delivered a series of electrifying games that kept fans on the edge of their seats. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the action-packed night:
Kingston Frontenacs vs. Sudbury Wolves
In a double-overtime thriller, the Kingston Frontenacs emerged victorious with a 4-3 win over the Sudbury Wolves. Gage Heyes scored the game-winning goal at 2:50 of the second overtime period, capping off an intense battle. Cedrick Guindon was a standout for Kingston, netting two goals in regulation, while Nathan Villeneuve shone for Sudbury with two goals and an assist. The Frontenacs now lead the series 2-0 as they head to Sudbury for Game 3.
Brampton Steelheads vs. Oshawa Generals
The Brampton Steelheads tied their series against the Oshawa Generals with a hard-fought 3-1 victory. Despite being heavily outshot 47-24, Brampton’s goaltender Jack Ivankovic delivered a stellar performance with 46 saves. Luke Misa contributed a goal and an assist, helping the Steelheads bounce back after losing the series opener.
London Knights vs. Owen Sound Attack
The London Knights continued their dominant playoff run, defeating the Owen Sound Attack 6-3 to take a commanding 2-0 series lead. Denver Barkey was the star of the night, scoring twice and adding three assists. The Knights’ offensive depth proved too much for the Attack, who will need to regroup before Game 3.
Kitchener Rangers vs. Flint Firebirds
The Kitchener Rangers cruised to a 6-1 victory over the Flint Firebirds, extending their series lead to 2-0. Jack Pridham led the charge with two goals and two assists, while the Rangers’ defense stifled the Firebirds’ offense. Flint will need to find answers quickly as the series shifts to their home ice.
Brantford Bulldogs vs. North Bay Battalion
The Brantford Bulldogs blanked the North Bay Battalion 3-0, thanks to a stellar performance by goaltender Ryerson Leenders, who made 21 saves. Nick Lardis scored twice in the third period, solidifying the Bulldogs’ 2-0 series lead. The Battalion will look to turn things around in Game 3 on their home turf.
As the playoffs progress, the intensity and stakes continue to rise. With each team fighting for the coveted J. Ross Robertson Cup, fans can expect more unforgettable moments in the coming games. Which team are you rooting for in this year’s playoffs? Let me know!
OHL Writers 