In an exciting Ontario Hockey League matchup, Kevin He scored in overtime to secure a 4-3 win for the Niagara IceDogs against the Sudbury Wolves. The IceDogs, who dominated with 40 shots, saw contributions from Max Crete, Sean Doherty, and Ethan Czata.

In other games, the Brampton Steelheads edged the North Bay Battalion 5-4 in overtime, while the Kingston Frontenacs triumphed over the Ottawa 67's 4-3, also in overtime. The Kitchener Rangers defeated the Saginaw Spirit 4-2, and the Windsor Spitfires bested the Flint Firebirds 4-1.

The Oshawa Generals showcased a strong performance against the Brantford Bulldogs, winning 5-2 with Calum Ritchie leading the charge with two goals and an assist.

In a thrilling Ontario Hockey League matchup, the Erie Otters narrowly defeated the Barrie Colts 2-1, with Malcolm Spence netting the decisive goal early in the third period. Matthew Schaefer contributed another goal for Erie, while Barrie's Beau Jelsma found the net.

In other action, the North Bay Battalion edged the Ottawa 67's 3-2, thanks to Shamar Moses' late third-period goal. The Kingston Frontenacs triumphed over the Peterborough Petes 6-4, highlighted by Tyler Hopkins' two goals.

The Niagara Icedogs secured a 4-3 victory against the Oshawa Generals, with Andrei Loshko scoring the winning goal. Meanwhile, the Windsor Spitfires dominated the Owen Sound Attack 7-5, led by Jack Nesbitt's hat trick.

The Windsor Spitfires are making headlines with a strong start to the OHL season, sitting atop the standings after a dismal previous year. Their success is largely attributed to the impressive performance of first overall pick Ethan Belchetz and captain Liam Greentree, who was selected 26th overall by the Los Angeles Kings.

Greentree leads the league in assists and points, showcasing his exceptional playmaking skills and scoring ability. His chemistry with fellow prospect Ilya Protas has made them a formidable duo on the ice, drawing attention from Hockey Canada for future tournaments.