Night/Weekly League Recaps

Joel Vanderlaan

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With a 6–4 victory over the Kingston Frontenacs on Tuesday night at Sadlon Arena, the Barrie Colts have advanced to the Eastern Conference Championship Series, where they’ll meet the Oshawa Generals.

The Colts continued the series-long trend of the home team winning every game, while the Frontenacs had forced a seventh and deciding game after falling behind in the series.

This marks the Colts’ first appearance to the third round since 2016, when they played the Niagara IceDogs.

Reece Doumani / OHL in 60 Podcast

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The Kitchener Rangers had found a way to get even with the Windsor Spitfires in their best of seven, semi-final series and were looking to win their fourth in a row on Tuesday at the WFCU Centre.

Rangers would get on the board first at the 12:20 mark of the first period. Luke Ellinas and Tanner Lam would streak into the Windsor zone on a 2-on-1 and Ellinas would bury his 5th of the postseason to break the ice. That would be the only tally in the opening frame as the Rangers would take the lead into the intermission, despite being outshot by the Spitfires 9-8.

In the second, the Spitfires would get even in the game, bringing the crowd to its feet as Carter Hicks finished off a beautiful passing play started by Abraham, who went to Nesbitt, who…

Reece Doumani / OHL in 60 Podcast

@reecedoumani / @ohlin60podcast

The Kitchener Rangers have given themselves a chance at a reverse sweep after a 4-0 victory in Game 6 on Sunday against the Windsor Spitfires, evening up the best of seven series at 3-3 after being down 3-0 to start.

The Spitfires did get a huge boost before this game got underway as Liam Greentree and Cole Davis both returned to the lineup for Game 6. AJ Spellacy took warmups however, he was not cleared to play by doctors before puck drop.

The Windsor Spitfires would find themselves on a 5 on 3 advantage early in the game with the Rangers taking a couple of early penalties but they could not solve Jackson Parsons, and only mustering 1 shot on goal with the two man advantage. The two team would trade chances throughout the opening period but no real dangerous…

Joel Vanderlaan

@jovanderlaan

The Kingston Frontenacs remained undefeated on home ice in the 2025 OHL Playoffs with a 3-2 overtime victory against the Barrie Colts on Sunday night at Slush Puppie Place.

With the series now tied 3-3, Game 7 is set for Tuesday night in Barrie, where the winner will advance to face the Oshawa Generals in the Eastern Conference Final.

Jacob Battaglia opened the scoring on the power play at 13:45 of the first period. With that goal, the Calgary Flames prospect has now recorded at least one point in every playoff game this postseason.