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Toronto, ON – The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) has reached a settlement with the Niagara IceDogs Hockey Club with regard to the club’s violation of player recruitment rules.  The club will pay a fine of $150,000.00 and shall forfeit its first round pick in the 2021 OHL Priority Selection Draft.

The club has acknowledged that it violated OHL player recruitment rules. The club recognizes the importance of these rules and agrees to comply.

This settlement follows the league announcement in February that the league had levied fines against the club and had taken away first round draft selections in the OHL Priority Selection process.

Toronto, ON – The Ontario Hockey League today announced the results of the Eastern and Western Conference Coaches Polls for the 2018-19 OHL regular season.

The OHL Coaches Poll provides member club coaches with the opportunity to recognize the top three players in 20 different skill categories within their own conference.

In the Eastern Conference, the Hamilton Spectator Trophy winning Ottawa 67’s lead the way with eight players represented inside the top three votes across nine different categories.  Among them is rookie Marco Rossi who was the club’s only top vote getter recognized as the Smartest Player.  The Oshawa Generals had seven players voted across nine different categories and finished tied for the Eastern Conference lead with four first place votes including Brett Neumann (Best Skater), Mitchell Brewer (Best Shot Blocker), Kyle MacLean (Best Defensive Forward), and Kyle Keyser (Best Puck Handling Goalie, tied).

The Hamilton Bulldogs also placed first in four different categories headlined by Arthur Kaliyev atop two of them including Best Shot and Hardest Shot.  Fellow 2019 NHL Draft prospect Thomas Harley of the Mississauga Steelheads also led his club in two of their four first place votes including Most Improved Player and Best Offensive Defenceman.  Buffalo Sabres prospect Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen of the Sudbury Wolves was also first in a pair of categories including Best Shootout Goaltender and tied with Keyser for Best Puck Handling Goalie.  Justin Brazeau of the North Bay Battalion was the only player to appear as a top three finisher in four different categories winning the Most Dangerous in the Goal Area vote.  Kaliyev and Harley both had a trio of top three finishes along with the Barrie Colts pair of Ryan Suzuki and Jason Willms who both claimed first place votes in Best Playmaker and Best on Face-Offs respectively.  Detroit Red Wings prospect Zach Gallant of the Peterborough Petes finished behind Willms in the face-off category but was recognized as one of the best for a third straight season.  Gallant was one of eight players to appear in two categories along with fellow Pete Ryan Merkley, Generals MacLean and Keyser, Wolves Luukkonen and Macauley Carson, Sasha Chmelevski of the 67’s, and Philip Tomasino of the Niagara IceDogs.

In the Western Conference, the first place London Knights lead the way with nine different players spread across 11 of the 20 different categories.  Edmonton Oilers prospect Evan Bouchard is the only Knight to appear in multiple categories voted third Smartest Player for a second straight year, second Hardest Shot after winning the vote last season, and third Best Offensive Defenceman after finishing first a year ago.  The Knights were represented in first place votes by Ottawa Senators prospect Alex Formenton picked Best Skater for a second straight year, and Columbus Blue Jackets prospect Liam Foudy who tied for first in the Best Penalty Killer vote.  The Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds were also represented in 11 different categories with five different players receiving top three votes including a total of five first place selections which tied for the Western Conference lead.  Philadelphia Flyers prospect Morgan Frost led the West by finishing first in three of them including Best Playmaker and Best Stickhandler both for a second straight season, along with Best Shootout Shooter.  He also finished second in the Smartest Player category after winning the vote a year ago.

The West Division winning Saginaw Spirit were represented by six players across 10 different categories and tied the Greyhounds with five first place votes.  Among them was Florida Panthers prospect Owen Tippett who was voted first two times including Hardest Shot along with Most Dangerous in the Goal Area after appearing second and first in the last two Eastern Conference polls.  The Guelph Storm were also represented in 10 different categories with five players spread across the votes.  Oilers prospect Dmitri Samorukov appeared in three categories and finished first in two of them including Best Body Checker and Best Defensive Defenceman.  Storm forward Nick Suzuki, a Montreal Canadiens prospect, also appeared in three different categories winning the Smartest Player vote.  10 players were recognized in two different categories including Tippett and fellow Spirit including captain Damien Giroux, and defencemen Bode Wilde and Justin Murray, Greyhounds Mac Hollowell and Matthew Villalta, Storm captain Isaac Ratcliffe, Firebirds captain Ty Dellandrea, Sting captain Ryan McGregor, and Jonathan Yantsis of the Kitchener Rangers.  Also of note, Windsor Spitfires captain Luke Boka was voted Best Shot Blocker for a second consecutive season.

The Coaches Poll is tabulated when each team submits one nominee per category, and coaches then vote for the top three players for each category within their conference.  Players receive five points for a first place vote, three points for a second place vote, and one point for a third place vote.  Clubs are not permitted to vote for players from their own team allowing for a maximum of 45 possible points for each winner.

All 20 categories are listed below with Eastern Conference and Western Conference winners including their final point totals in brackets.

Most Underrated Player:

Eastern Conference:
1. Alan Lyszczarczyk, Mississauga Steelheads (17)
2. Cedrick Andree, Ottawa 67’s (16)
3. Jason Willms, Barrie Colts (13)

Western Conference:
1. Damien Giroux, Saginaw Spirit (24)
2. Jake Durham, Flint Firebirds (21)
3. Rickard Hugg, Kitchener Rangers (11)

Most Improved Player:

Eastern Conference:
1. Thomas Harley, Mississauga Steelheads (39)
2. Philip Tomasino, Niagara IceDogs (14)
3. Hunter Jones, Peterborough Petes (13)

Western Conference:
1. Jonathan Yantsis, Kitchener Rangers (31)
2. Cole MacKay, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (16)
3. Connor McMichael, London Knights (15)

Smartest Player:

Eastern Conference:
1. Marco Rossi, Ottawa 67’s (22)
2. Ryan Suzuki, Barrie Colts (21)
3. Justin Brazeau, North Bay Battalion (20)

Western Conference:
1. Nick Suzuki, Guelph Storm (32)
2. Morgan Frost, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (26) – finished first in 2017-18
3. Evan Bouchard, London Knights (13) – finished third in 2017-18

Hardest Worker:

Eastern Conference:
1. Keean Washkurak, Mississauga Steelheads (32)
2. Kyle MacLean, Oshawa Generals (25)
3. Ryan Cranford, Kingston Frontenacs (11)

Western Conference:
1. Aidan Dudas, Owen Sound Attack (22)
2. Franco Sproviero, Sarnia Sting (15)
3. Greg Meireles, Kitchener Rangers (12)

Best Playmaker:

Eastern Conference:
1. Ryan Suzuki, Barrie Colts (28)
2. Jason Robertson, Niagara IceDogs (18)
3. Ryan Merkley, Peterborough Petes (16)

Western Conference:
1. Morgan Frost, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (37) – finished first in 2017-18
2. Ty Dellandrea, Flint Firebirds (16)
3. Kevin Hancock, London Knights (15)

Most Dangerous in Goal Area:

Eastern Conference:
1. Justin Brazeau, North Bay Battalion (33)
2. Arthur Kaliyev, Hamilton Bulldogs (21)
3. Tye Felhaber, Ottawa 67’s (20)

Western Conference:
1. Owen Tippett, Saginaw Spirit (29) – finished second in 2017-18 and first in 2016-17 Eastern Conference
2. Isaac Ratcliffe, Guelph Storm (23)
3. Jonathan Yantsis, Kitchener Rangers (16)

Best Skater:

Eastern Conference:
1. Brett Neumann, Oshawa Generals (28)
2. Thomas Harley, Mississauga Steelheads (19)
3. Philip Tomasino, Niagara IceDogs (12)

Western Conference:
1. Alex Formenton, London Knights (38) – finished first in 2017-18
2. Mac Hollowell, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (20)
3. Jamie Drysdale, Erie Otters (10) tied –
3. Jean-Luc Foudy, Windsor Spitfires (10)

Best Shot:

Eastern Conference:
1. Arthur Kaliyev, Hamilton Bulldogs (35)
2. Justin Brazeau, North Bay Battalion (24)
3. Brandon Saigeon, Oshawa Generals (11)

Western Conference:
1. Bode Wilde, Saginaw Spirit (28)
2. Nick Suzuki, Guelph Storm (27) – finished tied for second in 2017-18
3. Hugo Leufvenius, Sarnia Sting (15)

Hardest Shot:

Eastern Conference:
1. Arthur Kaliyev, Hamilton Bulldogs (26)
2. Nicolas Mattinen, Oshawa Generals (25)
3. Kirill Maksimov, Niagara IceDogs (21)

Western Conference:
1. Owen Tippett, Saginaw Spirit (35)
2. Evan Bouchard, London Knights (32) – finished first in 2017-18
3. Mitch Eliot, Sarnia Sting (8)

Best Stickhandler:

Eastern Conference:
1. Nick Robertson, Peterborough Petes (21)
2. Ryan Suzuki, Barrie Colts (20)
3. Sasha Chmelevski, Ottawa 67’s (15) – finished second in 2017-18

Western Conference:
1. Morgan Frost, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (29) – finished tied for first in 2017-18
2. Joseph Garreffa, Kitchener Rangers (25)
3. Nick Suzuki, Guelph Storm (20) – finished third in 2017-18

Best on Face-Offs:

Eastern Conference:
1. Jason Willms, Barrie Colts (29)
2. Zach Gallant, Peterborough Petes (27) – finished second in 2017-18 and first in 2016-17
3. Jack Studnicka, Niagara IceDogs (11) tied –
3. Sasha Chmelevski, Ottawa 67’s (11)

Western Conference:
1. Ty Dellandrea, Flint Firebirds (22)
2. Barrett Hayton, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (17)
3. Billy Moskal, London Knights (16)

Best Body Checker:

Eastern Conference:
1. Tyler Tucker, Barrie Colts (31) – finished third in 2017-18
2. Navrin Mutter, Hamilton Bulldogs (21)
3. Brad Chenier, North Bay Battalion (16)

Western Conference:
1. Dmitri Samorukov, Guelph Storm (40)
2. Kelton Hatcher, Sarnia Sting (15)
3. Justin Murray, Saginaw Spirit (12)

Best Shot Blocker:

Eastern Conference:
1. Mitchell Brewer, Oshawa Generals (20) tied
1. Macauley Carson, Sudbury Wolves (20)
3. Nikita Okhotyuk, Ottawa 67’s (16)

Western Conference:
1. Luke Boka, Windsor Spitfires (25) – finished first in 2017-18
2. Jack Hanley, Guelph Storm (14)
3. Mark Woolley, Owen Sound Attack (13) tied –
3. Reilly Webb, Saginaw Spirit (13)

Best Defensive Forward:

Eastern Conference:
1. Kyle MacLean, Oshawa Generals (23)
2. Zach Gallant, Peterborough Petes (18)
3. Jason Willms, Barrie Colts (14) tied
3. Ben Jones, Niagara IceDogs (14) – finished third in 2017-18

Western Conference:
1. MacKenzie Entwistle, Guelph Storm (24)
2. Damien Giroux, Saginaw Spirit (20)
3. Ryan McGregor, Sarnia Sting (17) – finished tied for third in 2017-18

Best Penalty Killer:

Eastern Conference:
1. Isaac Nurse, Hamilton Bulldogs (20)
2. Macauley Carson, Sudbury Wolves (17)
3. Christopher Paquette, Peterborough Petes (13)

Western Conference:
1. Liam Foudy, London Knights (20) tied –
1. Ryan McGregor, Sarnia Sting (20)
3. Dmitri Samorukov, Guelph Storm (19)

Best Offensive Defenceman:

Eastern Conference:
1. Thomas Harley, Mississauga Steelheads (33)
2. Ryan Merkley, Peterborough Petes (27)
3. Noel Hoefenmayer, Ottawa 67’s (15)

Western Conference:
1. Mac Hollowell, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (37)
2. Bode Wilde, Saginaw Spirit (20)
3. Evan Bouchard, London Knights (16) – finished first in 2017-18

Best Defensive Defenceman:

Eastern Conference:
1. Jacob Paquette, Niagara IceDogs (21)
2. Liam Ham, Mississauga Steelheads (16) tied –
2. Merrick Rippon, Ottawa 67’s (16)

Western Conference:
1. Dmitri Samorukov, Guelph Storm (34)
2. Jordan Sambrook, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (18)
3. Justin Murray, Saginaw Spirit (17)

Best Puck-Handling Goalie:

Eastern Conference:
1. Kyle Keyser, Oshawa Generals (20) – finished second in 2017-18
1. Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen, Sudbury Wolves (20)
3. Michael DiPietro, Ottawa 67’s – finished first in 2017-18 Western Conference

Western Conference:
1. Matthew Villalta, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (39) – finished second in 2017-18
2. Joseph Raaymakers, London Knights (22)
3. Luke Richardson, Kitchener Rangers (9) tied –
3. Colton Incze, Windsor Spitfires (9)

Best Shootout Shooter:

Eastern Conference:
1. Matthew Strome, Hamilton Bulldogs (20)
2. Cole Carter, Mississauga Steelheads (15)
3. Justin Brazeau, North Bay Battalion (13)

Western Conference:
1. Morgan Frost, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (24)
2. Isaac Ratcliffe, Guelph Storm (19) – finished first in 2017-18
3. Antonio Stranges, London Knights (17)

Best Shootout Goalie:

Eastern Conference:
1. Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen, Sudbury Wolves (41)
2. Kyle Keyser, Oshawa Generals (19) – finished second in 2017-18
3. Jacob Ingham, Mississauga Steelheads (13)

Western Conference:
1. Ivan Prosvetov, Saginaw Spirit (29)
2. Matthew Villalta, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (21)
3. Jordan Kooy, London Knights (17)

 

Ottawa 67’s vs Hamilton Bulldogs: Head To Head Stats
Summary
Description	Result
Head to Head Record	Ottawa 5-0-0-0	Hamilton 0-4-1-0
Head to Head last season	Ottawa 0-5-0-0	Hamilton 5-0-0-0
Last 5 Years	Ottawa 18-11-1-0	Hamilton 12-16-2-0
At Ottawa	Ottawa 10-4-0-0	Hamilton 4-9-1-0
At Hamilton	Ottawa 8-7-1-0	Hamilton 8-7-1-0
This Season	Ottawa 5 @ Hamilton 3
	Hamilton 1 @ Ottawa 8
	Ottawa 4 @ Hamilton 3
	Hamilton 3 @ Ottawa 5
	Ottawa 4 @ Hamilton 3 OT
How the 2 teams match up
	Hamilton	Ottawa
Team Record	29-34-3-2 — 63 points	50-12-4-2 — 106 points
Division Ranking	4th East	1st East
Conference Ranking	8th Eastern	1st Eastern
League Ranking	14th	1st
Past 10 Games	2-8-0-0	6-3-1-0
Streak	0-3-0-0	3-0-1-0
Home Record	15-15-2-2	29-3-1-1
Away Record	14-19-1-0	21-9-3-1
GF	241	296
GA	283	183
PP (Overall)	(72/286) 25.2%	(60/259) 23.2%
PP (Home)	(35/145) 24.1%	(30/131) 22.9%
PP (Away)	(37/141) 26.2%	(30/128) 23.4%
PK (Overall)	(62/266) 76.7%	(62/276) 77.5%
PK (Home)	(30/135) 77.8%	(22/127) 82.7%
PK (Away)	(32/131) 75.6%	(40/149) 73.2%
PP vs. Opp.	(4/19) 21.1%	(5/16) 31.3%
PK vs. Opp.	(5/16) 68.8%	(4/19) 78.9%
Leading Rookie	Morrison (14-20-34)	Rossi (29-36-65)
Most PIM	Mutter – 96	Clark – 98
Team PIM/GM	10.9/Game	13.1/Game
Leading Scorers	Kaliyev (51-51-102)	Felhaber (59-50-109)
	Strome (28-51-79)	Keating (22-67-89)
	Landry (6-45-51)	Maksimovich (35-46-81)
	Henderson (14-33-47)	Chiodo (29-50-79)
	Morrison (14-20-34)	Chmelevski (35-40-75)
Leading After 1st	15-5-1-2	31-0-0-2
Leading After 2nd	22-2-0-2	40-0-2-2
Tied After 1st	11-6-0-0	17-3-2-0
Tied After 2nd	6-4-1-0	7-3-1-0
Trailing After 1st	3-23-2-0	2-9-2-0
Trailing After 2nd	1-28-2-0	3-9-1-0
Out Shooting Opponents	19-17-0-1	32-9-3-1
Out Shot by Opponents	9-14-3-1	13-2-1-1
1-Goal Games	11-6-3-2	12-5-4-2
2-Goal Games	8-10-0-0	10-1-0-0
3-Goal Games	4-6-0-0	13-3-0-0
Niagara IceDogs vs North Bay Battalion: Head To Head Stats
Summary
Description	Result
Head to Head Record	Niagara 4-1-1-0	North Bay 2-4-0-0
Head to Head last season	Niagara 4-1-0-1	North Bay 2-3-1-0
Last 5 Years	Niagara 16-9-3-2	North Bay 14-14-2-0
At Niagara	Niagara 9-3-2-1	North Bay 6-8-1-0
At North Bay	Niagara 7-6-1-1	North Bay 8-6-1-0
This Season	Niagara 8 @ North Bay 3
	Niagara 6 @ North Bay 4
	North Bay 2 @ Niagara 5
	Niagara 3 @ North Bay 4
	North Bay 4 @ Niagara 3
	North Bay 1 @ Niagara 6
How the 2 teams match up
	North Bay	Niagara
Team Record	30-33-3-2 — 65 points	44-17-7-0 — 95 points
Division Ranking	4th Central	1st Central
Conference Ranking	7th Eastern	2nd Eastern
League Ranking	13th	4th
Past 10 Games	4-6-0-0	8-2-0-0
Streak	0-1-0-0	6-0-0-0
Home Record	17-13-3-1	25-6-3-0
Away Record	13-20-0-1	19-11-4-0
GF	230	326
GA	281	209
PP (Overall)	(56/232) 24.1%	(85/303) 28.1%
PP (Home)	(30/125) 24.0%	(50/151) 33.1%
PP (Away)	(26/107) 24.3%	(35/152) 23.0%
PK (Overall)	(64/286) 77.6%	(63/276) 77.2%
PK (Home)	(31/143) 78.3%	(28/131) 78.6%
PK (Away)	(33/143) 76.9%	(35/145) 75.9%
PP vs. Opp.	(4/17) 23.5%	(6/27) 22.2%
PK vs. Opp.	(6/27) 77.8%	(4/17) 76.5%
Leading Rookie	Caines (9-12-21)	Uberti (2-7-9)
Most PIM	Walker – 129	Maksimov – 118
Team PIM/GM	12.0/Game	11.3/Game
Leading Scorers	Brazeau (61-52-113)	Robertson (48-69-117)
	Struthers (31-50-81)	Jones (41-61-102)
	Chenier (30-35-65)	Thomas (38-64-102)
	King (8-32-40)	Studnicka (36-47-83)
	Coe (17-20-37)	Maksimov (40-39-79)
Leading After 1st	17-3-2-1	32-2-0-0
Leading After 2nd	20-0-2-1	39-0-1-0
Tied After 1st	6-8-1-0	8-7-1-0
Tied After 2nd	5-6-1-0	4-4-2-0
Trailing After 1st	7-22-0-1	4-8-6-0
Trailing After 2nd	5-27-0-1	1-13-4-0
Out Shooting Opponents	7-7-0-0	35-7-4-0
Out Shot by Opponents	21-26-3-2	8-9-2-0
1-Goal Games	11-6-3-2	10-9-7-0
2-Goal Games	6-4-0-0	5-2-0-0
3-Goal Games	9-8-0-0	10-4-0-0
Oshawa Generals vs Peterborough Petes: Head To Head Stats
Summary
Description	Result
Head to Head	Oshawa 6-1-1-0	Peterborough 2-5-1-0
Head to Head Last Season	Oshawa 6-2-0-0	Peterborough 2-5-0-1
Last 5 Years	Oshawa 28-8-3-1	Peterborough 12-22-3-3
At Oshawa	Oshawa 15-4-1-0	Peterborough 5-14-0-1
At Peterborough	Oshawa 13-4-2-1	Peterborough 7-8-3-2
This Season	Peterborough 3 @ Oshawa 6
	Oshawa 6 @ Peterborough 3
	Peterborough 6 @ Oshawa 12
	Oshawa 6 @ Peterborough 5
	Oshawa 2 @ Peterborough 3
	Peterborough 1 @ Oshawa 4
	Oshawa 4 @ Peterborough 1
	Peterborough 2 @ Oshawa 1
How the 2 teams match up
	Peterborough	Oshawa
Team Record	33-31-2-2 — 70 points	44-20-4-0 — 92 points
Division Ranking	3rd East	2nd East
Conference Ranking	6th Eastern	3rd Eastern
League Ranking	11th	6th
Past 10 Games	7-2-1-0	7-2-1-0
Streak	0-1-0-0	3-0-0-0
Home Record	19-11-2-2	21-10-3-0
Away Record	14-20-0-0	23-10-1-0
GF	234	288
GA	256	216
PP (Overall)	(49/258) 19.0%	(71/290) 24.5%
PP (Home)	(28/138) 20.3%	(42/152) 27.6%
PP (Away)	(21/120) 17.5%	(29/138) 21.0%
PK (Overall)	(61/274) 77.7%	(49/270) 81.9%
PK (Home)	(21/124) 83.1%	(23/127) 81.9%
PK (Away)	(40/150) 73.3%	(26/143) 81.8%
PP vs. Opp.	(4/27) 14.8%	(7/33) 21.2%
PK vs. Opp.	(7/33) 78.8%	(4/27) 85.2%
Leading Rookie	Butler (18-8-26)	Tullio (15-27-42)
Most PIM	Osmanski – 78	Gross – 81
Team PIM/GM	11.3/Game	11.4/Game
Leading Scorers	Merkley (14-57-71)	Saigeon (37-55-92)
	Robertson (27-28-55)	Salinitri (48-40-88)
	Timleck (23-30-53)	Noel (34-47-81)
	Paquette (29-23-52)	Neumann (45-34-79)
	Chisholm (5-43-48)	McShane (34-35-69)
Leading After 1st	15-2-0-0	26-3-2-0
Leading After 2nd	21-2-1-1	32-1-0-0
Tied After 1st	9-14-2-1	12-3-0-0
Tied After 2nd	9-1-0-0	6-2-2-0
Trailing After 1st	9-15-0-1	6-14-2-0
Trailing After 2nd	3-28-1-1	6-17-2-0
Out Shooting Opponents	17-7-0-2	26-9-2-0
Out Shot by Opponents	16-23-2-0	17-9-2-0
1-Goal Games	11-3-2-2	14-4-4-0
2-Goal Games	3-8-0-0	5-5-0-0
3-Goal Games	12-9-0-0	11-7-0-0
Sudbury Wolves vs Mississauga Steelheads: Head To Head Stats
Summary
Description	Result
Head to Head	Sudbury 4-2-0-0	Mississauga 2-4-0-0
Head to Head Last Season	Sudbury 1-5-0-0	Mississauga 5-1-0-0
Last 5 Years	Sudbury 9-19-1-1	Mississauga 21-6-0-3
At Sudbury	Sudbury 7-7-1-0	Mississauga 8-4-0-3
At Mississauga	Sudbury 2-12-0-1	Mississauga 13-2-0-0
This Season	Sudbury 2 @ Mississauga 1
	Mississauga 0 @ Sudbury 3
	Sudbury 1 @ Mississauga 3
	Mississauga 0 @ Sudbury 7
	Mississauga 2 @ Sudbury 3
	Sudbury 3 @ Mississauga 5
How the 2 teams match up
	Mississauga	Sudbury
Team Record	32-29-5-2 — 71 points	43-20-3-2 — 91 points
Division Ranking	3rd Central	2nd Central
Conference Ranking	5th Eastern	4th Eastern
League Ranking	10th	7th
Past 10 Games	3-7-0-0	7-3-0-0
Streak	1-0-0-0	0-1-0-0
Home Record	21-12-1-0	27-6-1-0
Away Record	11-17-4-2	16-14-2-2
GF	239	254
GA	250	206
PP (Overall)	(67/282) 23.8%	(38/280) 13.6%
PP (Home)	(37/140) 26.4%	(16/147) 10.9%
PP (Away)	(30/142) 21.1%	(22/133) 16.5%
PK (Overall)	(49/244) 79.9%	(51/305) 83.3%
PK (Home)	(30/130) 76.9%	(23/162) 85.8%
PK (Away)	(19/114) 83.3%	(28/143) 80.4%
PP vs. Opp.	(6/32) 18.8%	(2/25) 8%
PK vs. Opp.	(2/25) 92%	(6/32) 81.3%
Leading Rookie	Hardie (15-7-22)	Byfield (29-32-61)
Most PIM	Canade – 89	Pilon – 121
Team PIM/GM	10.9/Game	13.7/Game
Leading Scorers	Lyszczarczyk (39-43-82)	Ruzicka (35-43-78)
	Carter (35-33-68)	Byfield (29-32-61)
	Harley (11-47-58)	Bulitka (19-35-54)
	Schwindt (19-30-49)	Murray (30-20-50)
	Washkurak (16-31-47)	Carson (17-29-46)
Leading After 1st	16-5-1-2	21-3-1-0
Leading After 2nd	22-2-1-1	31-0-1-0
Tied After 1st	9-8-2-0	14-6-2-0
Tied After 2nd	4-5-2-1	7-1-1-0
Trailing After 1st	7-16-2-0	8-11-0-2
Trailing After 2nd	6-22-2-0	5-19-1-2
Out Shooting Opponents	24-16-3-1	27-8-2-0
Out Shot by Opponents	6-11-1-1	16-12-1-2
1-Goal Games	12-3-5-2	16-0-3-2
2-Goal Games	5-12-0-0	7-6-0-0
3-Goal Games	10-9-0-0	8-9-0-0

Predictions

Ottawa in 5 games

Niagara in 5 games

Oshawa in 5 games

Sudbury in 6 games

Toronto, ON – Shane Wright set up Brennan Othmann with 1:30 left in overtime as the Don Mills Flyers overcame a 4-1 deficit to defeat the Toronto Red Wings 6-5 and capture their first OHL Cup Powered by Under Armour Championship.

Blueliner Brandt Clarke sent Wright and Othmann off to the races on a two-on-one with a high flip through the neutral zone as the former fed the latter who lifted a high shot up and over Red Wings goaltender Josh Rosenzweig.

“It’s amazing. I can’t take credit for it,” said overtime hero Othmann moments before getting a celebratory shower from his teammates. “I have great teammates and Shane made a beautiful pass. I just saw the opening and I buried it.”

It’s more than just another win for the Flyers, a team that lost just once all season. The boys in black and orange celebrated the memory of fallen teammate and former goaltender Roy Pejcinovski who passed away just over a year ago.

“It’s an exciting night obviously. It is sad though, we do miss Roy,” said Flyers head coach Marc Slawson. “We feel like he was here tonight supporting us. We feel like he’s been with us all season and had our back. A big shout out to Vaz and Victoria. We miss them, we love them and Roy will always be a part of this team.”

With an assist on the game winner, exceptional status OHL Priority Selection prospect Shane Wright earned Tim Adams Tournament MVP honours, finishing the game with a goal and two helpers for an overall total of 18 points, one shy of Connor McDavid’s 2012 event record.

“It’s incredible, just to have this moment and to take in what just happened,” said Wright. “Coming back from down 4-1 to win in overtime. It’s a brotherhood in that dressing room. We all came together, stayed calm and focused on what we had to do.”

Sending pucks to the net paid off for the Red Wings early as Justin Ertel (3) snapped a shot past Don Mills’ Anson Thornton from the top of the circle just 1:41 into action.

Toronto blueliner Owen Simpson put the Wings up 2-0 at 7:30 before Othmann did laymen’s work down low to set up Wright and give the Flyers some life with 4:06 left in the period.

The Red Wings reinstated the two-goal lead before the first expired though as a Francesco Pinelli (7) power play one-timer spelled an end to Thornton’s night at 13:16 as Sergei Litvinov took over in the Don Mills crease.

Don Mills’ play improved after Toronto defenceman Chandler Romeo (1) followed up his own rebound to put the Wings up 4-1 inside the opening minute of the second.

Francesco Arcuri found a streaking Edward Moskowitz (5) coming down the middle at 3:55 to cut the lead to two before the high-scoring Othmann (7) finished off a nice play between Arcuri and defenceman Paul Christopoulos entering the zone at the midway point of the frame.

With the Red Wings up 4-3, the second period came to an exciting end after Rosenzweig denied Don Mills’ Brandt Clarke of a sure goal on the doorstep before Toronto’s Noah Filice hit iron inside the final two minutes of action.

Liam Arnsby (1) knotted the score at four with a tip in the high slot 1:25 into the third period but Red Wings underage sniper Adam Fantilli (5) neutralized that momentum with a shot from down the left wing to put Toronto back in front 5-4.

The Flyers drew even again with 4:05 to go as Arnsby took out his man in the corner, allowing Edward Moskowitz to come up with the puck and find a waiting Alex Christopoulos (6) who ripped a high shot over the shoulder of Rosenzweig.

The OHL Cup Powered by Under Armour Final went to overtime for the third time in the past five years as Wright fed Othmann in a thrilling finish.

Don Mills outshot Toronto 30-27 while the Red Wings went 2-for-2 on the power play.

The Toronto Red Wings end their showcase with a 5-2-0 record, outscoring opponents 29-18. They were led in scoring by captain Francesco Pinelli (7-7–14) while Luca Del Bel Belluz (6-2–8), Ryan Gillespie (0-8–8) and Adam Fantilli (5-2–7) also frequented the scoresheet. Goaltender Josh Rosenzweig played all seven of the team’s games, finishing with a 2.44 goals-against average and an .883 save percentage.

The Flyers played to a perfect 7-0-0 record, becoming the first champion to do so since the 2012 Mississauga Rebels. They tied the 2008 Toronto Jr. Canadiens’ event record 41 goals for while surrendering just 10. Wright (8-10–18) led the way offensively followed by Othmann (8-6–14) and Francesco Arcuri (4-9–13). Goaltenders Thornton and Litvinov finished with sub-1.60 goals-against averages and save percentages of .909 and .910 respectively.

The OHL Cup was presented to Flyers captain Ethan Mistry by Hockey Night in Canada Stars and minor hockey advocates Don Cherry and Ron MacLean along with GTHL President Don West and OHL Commissioner David Branch. The game was broadcast live on Sportsnet Ontario.

The showcase provides fans and scouts one last opportunity to see many of the top minor midget aged players from across Ontario and parts of the United States compete for the OHL Cup performing against the best competition prior to the 2019 OHL Priority Selection.

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London Knights vs Windsor Spitfires: Head To Head Stats Summary
Description	Result
Head to Head Record	London 5-1-0-0	Windsor 1-5-0-0
Last 5 Years record between teams	London 19-8-2-1	Windsor 11-18-1-0
Previous Meetings This Season	Windsor 0 @ London 7
	London 7 @ Windsor 3
	Windsor 6 @ London 8
	London 4 @ Windsor 2
	London 0 @ Windsor 2
	Windsor 2 @ London 5
How the 2 teams match up
	Windsor	London
Team Record	25-33-5-5 — 60 points	46-15-6-1 — 99 points
Division Ranking	4th West	1st Midwest
Conference Ranking	8th Western	1st Western
League Ranking	16th	2nd
Past 10 Games	1-5-2-2	6-4-0-0
Streak	1-0-0-2	1-0-0-0
Last Game	4-3 L @ Sarnia SO	5-2 W @ Saginaw Final
Home Record	16-14-3-1	27-5-2-0
Away Record	9-19-2-4	19-10-4-1
GF	216	299
GA	257	211
PP (Overall)	(45/250) 18.0%	(59/257) 23.0%
PP (Home)	(24/121) 19.8%	(33/134) 24.6%
PP (Away)	(21/129) 16.3%	(26/123) 21.1%
PK (Overall)	(47/235) 80.0%	(41/290) 85.9%
PK (Home)	(17/113) 85.0%	(19/143) 86.7%
PK (Away)	(30/122) 75.4%	(22/147) 85.0%
PP vs. Opp.	(2/23) 8.7%	(3/17) 17.6%
PK vs. Opp.	(3/17) 82.4%	(2/23) 91.3%
Leading Rookie	Foudy (8-41-49)	Stranges (13-21-34)
Most PIM	Allen – 84	Keane – 103
Team PIM/GM	9.0/Game	12.8/Game
Leading Scorers	Purboo (29-26-55)	Hancock (52-55-107)
	Douglas (27-26-53)	McMichael (36-36-72)
	Foudy (8-41-49)	Foudy (36-32-68)
	D’Amico (21-25-46)	Boqvist (20-40-60)
	Angle (20-24-44)	Dunkley (23-30-53)
Leading After 1st	14-5-1-1	28-2-0-0
Leading After 2nd	19-0-1-1	35-1-1-0
Tied After 1st	8-11-1-1	12-3-3-1
Tied After 2nd	5-9-2-1	8-1-1-1
Trailing After 1st	3-17-3-3	6-10-3-0
Trailing After 2nd	1-24-2-3	3-13-4-0
Out Shooting Opponents	10-16-2-2	33-11-4-0
Out Shot by Opponents	14-16-3-2	12-4-2-1
1-Goal Games	9-7-5-5	9-2-6-1
2-Goal Games	4-5-0-0	12-5-0-0
3-Goal Games	7-13-0-0	13-4-0-0
Saginaw Spirit vs Sarnia Sting: Head To Head Stats Summary
Description	Result
Head to Head Record	Saginaw 3-2-0-1	Sarnia 3-3-0-0
Last 5 Years record between teams	Saginaw 14-14-1-3	Sarnia 18-10-3-1
Saginaw vs. Sarnia Last 5 Years record at Saginaw	Saginaw 9-6-0-1	Sarnia 7-5-3-1
Saginaw vs. Sarnia Last 5 Years record at Sarnia	Saginaw 5-8-1-2	Sarnia 11-5-0-0
Previous Meetings This Season	Saginaw 6 @ Sarnia 2
	Saginaw 6 @ Sarnia 7  SO
	Sarnia 3 @ Saginaw 7
	Sarnia 1 @ Saginaw 2
	Saginaw 3 @ Sarnia 5
	Sarnia 6 @ Saginaw 2
How the 2 teams match up
	Sarnia	Saginaw
Team Record	28-33-5-2 — 63 points	45-17-3-3 — 96 points
Division Ranking	3rd West	1st West
Conference Ranking	7th Western	2nd Western
League Ranking	15th	3rd
Past 10 Games	4-6-0-0	7-2-1-0
Streak	1-0-0-0	0-2-1-0
Last Game	6-3 W vs Flint	5-2 L @ Soo
Home Record	18-13-2-1	24-7-2-1
Away Record	10-20-3-1	21-10-1-2
GF	271	294
GA	300	218
PP (Overall)	(56/279) 20.1%	(51/227) 22.5%
PP (Home)	(26/141) 18.4%	(24/107) 22.4%
PP (Away)	(30/138) 21.7%	(27/120) 22.5%
PK (Overall)	(60/270) 77.8%	(40/234) 82.9%
PK (Home)	(26/135) 80.7%	(20/118) 83.1%
PK (Away)	(34/135) 74.8%	(20/116) 82.8%
PP vs. Opp.	(4/18) 22.2%	(3/21) 14.3%
PK vs. Opp.	(3/21) 85.7%	(4/18) 77.8%
Leading Rookie	Perreault (30-25-55)	Perfetti (37-37-74)
Most PIM	Eliot – 84	Murray – 115
Team PIM/GM	12.5/Game	8.7/Game
Leading Scorers	Leufvenius (37-43-80)	Perfetti (37-37-74)
	McGregor (25-52-77)	Tippett (33-41-74)
	Sproviero (22-38-60)	Wilde (19-51-70)
	Perreault (30-25-55)	Coskey (31-32-63)
	Eliot (17-38-55)	McLeod (19-43-62)
Leading After 1st	15-3-2-1	31-3-1-0
Leading After 2nd	23-1-0-1	40-1-0-0
Tied After 1st	10-10-3-0	11-4-1-2
Tied After 2nd	5-2-3-1	4-3-2-2
Trailing After 1st	3-20-0-1	3-10-1-1
Trailing After 2nd	0-30-2-0	1-13-1-1
Out Shooting Opponents	20-14-0-1	27-8-3-2
Out Shot by Opponents	8-19-5-1	17-9-0-1
1-Goal Games	11-8-5-2	8-1-3-3
2-Goal Games	2-5-0-0	12-3-0-0
3-Goal Games	5-9-0-0	10-6-0-0
Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds vs Owen Sound Attack: Head To Head Stats Summary
Description	Result
Head to Head Record	Sault Ste. Marie 2-0-0-0	Owen Sound 0-2-0-0
Last 5 Years record between teams	Sault Ste. Marie 6-2-1-1	Owen Sound 4-5-0-1
Greyhounds vs. Owen Sound Last 5 Years record at Soo	Sault Ste. Marie 3-1-1-0	Owen Sound 2-3-0-0
Greyhounds vs. Owen Sound Last 5 Years record at Owen Sound	Sault Ste. Marie 3-1-0-1	Owen Sound 2-2-0-1
Previous Meetings This Season	Owen Sound 3 @ Soo 4
	Soo 7 @ Owen Sound 4
How the 2 teams match up
	Owen Sound	Sault Ste. Marie
Team Record	31-31-4-2 — 68 points	44-16-7-1 — 96 points
Division Ranking	4th Midwest	2nd West
Conference Ranking	6th Western	3rd Western
League Ranking	12th	5th
Past 10 Games	4-6-0-0	6-3-1-0
Streak	1-0-0-0	4-0-1-0
Last Game	4-2 W vs Kitchener	5-2 W vs Saginaw
Home Record	22-9-1-2	24-6-3-1
Away Record	9-22-3-0	20-10-4-0
GF	224	292
GA	274	224
PP (Overall)	(48/243) 19.8%	(59/266) 22.2%
PP (Home)	(32/135) 23.7%	(33/144) 22.9%
PP (Away)	(16/108) 14.8%	(26/122) 21.3%
PK (Overall)	(58/244) 76.2%	(51/288) 82.3%
PK (Home)	(25/118) 78.8%	(22/137) 83.9%
PK (Away)	(33/126) 73.8%	(29/151) 80.8%
PP vs. Opp.	(1/12) 8.3%	(3/5) 60%
PK vs. Opp.	(3/5) 40%	(1/12) 91.7%
Leading Rookie	Wilson (4-9-13)	Kartye (4-20-24)
Most PIM	Groulx – 97	Sambrook – 83
Team PIM/GM	10.6/Game	11.2/Game
Leading Scorers	Dudas (26-36-62)	Frost (37-72-109)
	Sushko (18-33-51)	Howdeshell (46-31-77)
	McMaster (17-34-51)	Hollowell (24-53-77)
	Kirwin (21-22-43)	Hayton (26-40-66)
	Lyle (11-30-41)	MacKay (27-34-61)
Leading After 1st	19-2-1-2	25-0-2-0
Leading After 2nd	23-1-2-0	36-0-3-0
Tied After 1st	7-10-2-0	10-4-2-0
Tied After 2nd	5-7-1-1	6-7-2-1
Trailing After 1st	5-19-1-0	9-12-3-1
Trailing After 2nd	3-23-1-1	2-9-2-0
Out Shooting Opponents	23-11-2-2	26-8-3-1
Out Shot by Opponents	7-18-2-0	16-8-4-0
1-Goal Games	9-5-4-2	15-3-7-1
2-Goal Games	8-2-0-0	5-8-0-0
3-Goal Games	9-9-0-0	15-2-0-0
Guelph Storm vs Kitchener Rangers: Head To Head Stats Summary
Description	Result
Head to Head Record	Guelph 4-3-1-0	Kitchener 4-4-0-0
Last 5 Years record between teams	Guelph 14-23-3-0	Kitchener 26-13-1-0
Guelph vs. Kitchener Last 5 Years record at Guelph	Guelph 10-8-2-0	Kitchener 10-9-1-0
Guelph vs. Kitchener Last 5 Years record at Kitchener	Guelph 4-15-1-0	Kitchener 16-4-0-0
Previous Meetings This Season	Kitchener 5 @ Guelph 2
	Guelph 8 @ Kitchener 4
	Kitchener 5 @ Guelph 2
	Guelph 3 @ Kitchener 4 OT
	Kitchener 1 @ Guelph 8
	Guelph 6 @ Kitchener 2
	Kitchener 2 @ Guelph 5
	Guelph 0 @ Kitchener 5
How the 2 teams match up
	Kitchener	Guelph
Team Record	34-30-3-1 — 72 points	40-18-6-4 — 90 points
Division Ranking	3rd Midwest	2nd Midwest
Conference Ranking	5th Western	4th Western
League Ranking	9th	8th
Past 10 Games	6-4-0-0	8-2-0-0
Streak	0-1-0-0	3-0-0-0
Last Game	4-2 L @ Owen Sound	5-2 W @ Erie
Home Record	17-13-3-1	23-9-1-1
Away Record	17-17-0-0	17-9-5-3
GF	251	308
GA	267	230
PP (Overall)	(76/262) 29.0%	(69/267) 25.8%
PP (Home)	(40/131) 30.5%	(37/146) 25.3%
PP (Away)	(36/131) 27.5%	(32/121) 26.4%
PK (Overall)	(49/212) 76.9%	(53/252) 79.0%
PK (Home)	(24/100) 76.0%	(28/126) 77.8%
PK (Away)	(25/112) 77.7%	(25/126) 80.2%
PP vs. Opp.	(11/38) 28.9%	(8/41) 19.5%
PK vs. Opp.	(8/41) 80.5%	(11/38) 71.1%
Leading Rookie	Sebrango (7-19-26)	Collins (6-10-16)
Most PIM	Yantsis – 85	Ratcliffe – 105
Team PIM/GM	9.1/Game	9.9/Game
Leading Scorers	Meireles (36-61-97)	Schnarr (34-68-102)
	Garreffa (32-55-87)	Suzuki (34-60-94)
	Damiani (30-55-85)	Ratcliffe (50-32-82)
	Yantsis (50-23-73)	Hawel (37-41-78)
	Hugg (33-40-73)	Entwistle (30-27-57)
Leading After 1st	19-2-1-0	24-3-3-0
Leading After 2nd	26-2-0-0	32-1-3-1
Tied After 1st	11-7-2-1	9-4-3-4
Tied After 2nd	7-3-1-0	4-0-1-2
Trailing After 1st	4-21-0-0	7-11-0-0
Trailing After 2nd	1-25-2-1	4-17-2-1
Out Shooting Opponents	18-10-0-0	28-8-2-2
Out Shot by Opponents	15-19-3-1	11-9-4-2
1-Goal Games	11-2-3-1	10-5-6-4
2-Goal Games	5-6-0-0	4-2-0-0
3-Goal Games	9-12-0-0	8-7-0-0

Predictions

London in 5 games

Saginaw in 6 games

Sault Ste Marie in 5 games

Guelph in 6 games

 

Meireles makes his mark, Scott shuts the door

Rangers’ Greg Meireles named CHL Player of the Week

Toronto, ON – The Canadian Hockey League today announced that forward Greg Meireles of the Kitchener Rangers is the CHL Player of the Week for the regular season week ending March 10 with nine points in three games including two goals and seven assists with a plus-minus rating of plus-2.

Meireles put up multi-point efforts in all three appearances last week as the Rangers found the win column twice to improve to 32-29-3-1 and secure their fifth-straight playoff berth. His week began Wednesday as he tallied two assists against the Hamilton Bulldogs. Meireles then followed up that performance with a four-point night, including one goal and three assists, to tie his season-best showing in an 8-4 win over the Erie Otters in which he was recognized as the second star. He then wrapped his week with a goal and two assists in a 5-2 victory against the Midwest Division rival Guelph Storm en route to his second consecutive second-star honour.

A 20-year-old from Ottawa, Ont., Meireles is currently riding a 17-game point streak in which he has collected 12 goals and 21 assists for 33 points. Meireles, who is competing in his third full season with the Rangers, has recorded a career-high 92 points this season, including 34 goals and 58 assists, to lead Kitchener in scoring and rank 10th in the Ontario Hockey League.

Also considered for the award this week was Pittsburgh Penguins prospect and Lethbridge Hurricanes forward Jordy Bellerive, who notched four goals and three assists for seven points in three games, as well as Montreal Canadiens draft pick and Chicoutimi Sagueneens centre Samuel Houde after he registered two goals and three assists for five points in three games.

2018-19 CHL Players of the Week – Regular Season:

Mar. 4 – Mar. 10: Greg Meireles (Kitchener Rangers)

Feb. 25 – Mar. 3: Nate Schnarr (Guelph Storm)

Feb. 18 – Feb. 24: Brayden Tracey (Moose Jaw Warriors)

Feb. 11 – Feb. 17: Maxime Comtois (Drummondville Voltigeurs)

Feb. 4 – Feb. 10: Alexis Lafreniere (Rimouski Oceanic)

Jan. 28 – Feb. 3: Samuel Asselin (Halifax Mooseheads)

Jan. 21 – Jan. 27: Ethan Crossman (Baie-Comeau Drakkar)

Jan. 14 – Jan. 20: Morgan Frost (Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds)

Jan. 7 – Jan. 13: Bowen Byram (Vancouver Giants)

Dec. 31 – Jan. 6: Arthur Kaliyev (Hamilton Bulldogs)

Dec. 24 – Dec. 30: Kyle Maksimovich (Erie Otters)

Dec. 10 – Dec. 16: Justin Brazeau (North Bay Battalion)

Dec. 3 – Dec. 9: Ivan Chekhovich (Baie-Comeau Drakkar)

Nov. 26 – Dec. 2: Gregor MacLeod (Drummondville Voltigeurs)

Nov. 19 – Nov. 25: Brett Leason (Prince Albert Raiders)

Nov. 12 – Nov. 18: Peter Abbandonato (Rouyn-Noranda Huskies)

Nov. 5 – Nov. 11: Jason Robertson (Kingston Frontenacs)

Oct. 29 – Nov. 4: Joachim Blichfeld (Portland Winterhawks)

Oct. 22 – Oct. 28: Ivan Chekhovich (Baie-Comeau Drakkar)

Oct. 15 – Oct. 21: Justin Brazeau (North Bay Battalion)

Oct. 8 – Oct. 14: Damien Giroux (Saginaw Spirit)

Oct. 1 – Oct. 7: Dawson Davidson (Saskatoon Blades)

Sept. 24 – Sept. 30: Luka Burzan (Brandon Wheat Kings)

Sept. 19 – Sept. 23: Kirby Dach (Saskatoon Blades)

Raiders’ Ian Scott named Vaughn CHL Goaltender of the Week

Toronto, ON – The Canadian Hockey League today announced that Ian Scott of the Prince Albert Raiders is the Vaughn CHL Goaltender of the Week for the regular season week ending March 10 with a 3-0-0-0 record, three shutouts, a goals-against average of 0.00, and save percentage of 1.000.

Scott claims the honour for the second time this season after putting together three perfect games last week in which he stopped a combined 52 shots to help the Raiders improve to 53-9-2-2 and clinch the Scotty Munro Memorial Trophy, presented to the Western Hockey League’s regular season champion. His top performance came Tuesday when he made 24 saves in a 6-0 win over the Swift Current Broncos. The Toronto Maple Leafs prospect then followed that up with consecutive 14-saving outings in two more games against Swift Current. Scott now has eight shutouts on the season, surpassing the Everett Silvertips’ Dustin Wolf for the most in the entire CHL.

Scott, 20, is competing in his fourth season with the Raiders, where this year he has already notched career highs in wins and shutouts. Through 47 games, the Calgary, Alta., native has posted a 37-7-1-2 record alongside a 1.82 goals-against average and .932 save percentage.

Also considered for the award this week was Jonathan Lemieux of the Val-d’Or Foreurs after he posted a 1-0-0-1 record in two appearances, including back-to-back first-star honours against the Charlottetown Islanders and Rimouski Oceanic, to go with a goals-against average of 1.44 and save percentage of .963. In the OHL, Buffalo Sabres prospect and Sudbury Wolves netminder Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen went 2-1-0-0, while making 91 saves over three games, a stretch which saw him notch the Wolves’ franchise record for shutouts in a season with six, alongside a goals-against average of 1.01 and save percentage of .968.

2018-19 Vaughn CHL Goaltenders of the Week – Regular Season:

Mar. 4 – Mar. 10: Ian Scott (Prince Albert Raiders)

Feb. 25 – Mar. 3: Dustin Wolf (Everett Silvertips)

Feb. 18 – Feb. 24: Stephen Dhillon (Niagara IceDogs)

Feb. 11 – Feb. 17: Joel Hofer (Portland Winterhawks)

Feb. 4 – Feb. 10: Mads Sogaard (Medicine Hat Tigers)

Jan. 28 – Feb. 3: Jet Greaves (Barrie Colts)

Jan. 21 – Jan. 27: Dustin Wolf (Everett Silvertips)

Jan. 14 – Jan. 20: Olivier Rodrigue (Drummondville Voltigeurs)

Jan. 7 – Jan. 13: Kevin Mandolese (Cape Breton Screaming Eagles)

Dec. 31 – Jan. 6: Ivan Prosvetov (Saginaw Spirit)

Dec. 24 – Dec. 30: Cedrick Andree (Ottawa 67’s)

Dec. 10 – Dec. 16: Mads Sogaard (Medicine Hat Tigers)

Dec. 3 – Dec. 9: Dustin Wolf (Everett Silvertips)

Nov. 26 – Dec. 2: Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen (Sudbury Wolves)

Nov. 19 – Nov. 25: Kyle Jessiman (Baie-Comeau Drakkar)

Nov. 12 – Nov. 18: Ian Scott (Prince Albert Raiders)

Nov. 5 – Nov. 11: Michael DiPietro (Windsor Spitfires)

Oct. 29 – Nov. 4: Joseph Raaymakers (London Knights)

Oct. 22 – Oct. 28: Stephen Dhillon (Niagara IceDogs)

Oct. 15 – Oct. 21: Emile Samson (Blainville-Boisbriand Armada)

Oct. 8 – Oct. 14: Alexis Gravel (Halifax Mooseheads)

Oct. 1 – Oct. 7: Trent Miner (Vancouver Giants)

Sept. 24 – Sept. 30: Luke Richardson (Kitchener Rangers)

Sept. 19 – Sept. 23: Hunter Jones (Peterborough Petes)