Nolan Snyder scored twice, including an overtime winner, to lead the Kingston Frontenacs to a 5-4 victory over the Oshawa Generals on Friday. The win marks the fourth consecutive victory for Kingston, improving their season record to 7-4.
Kingston's OHL highlights
The Frontenacs overcame a three-goal deficit early in the second period to force overtime at Slush Puppie Place. Key contributors during the comeback included:
- Nolan Snyder, who scored the winning goal 1:51 into the extra period.
- Cole Zurawski, who tied the game 4-4 in the third period in his first game as a Frontenac.
- Tomas Pobezal and Robin Kuzma, who each recorded a goal and an assist.
Oshawa's Mark Pape scored twice and added an assist, while Aiden O’Donnell contributed one goal and two assists in the loss.
Other league results
Across the league, several teams extended winning streaks or dominated their opponents. The Guelph Storm extended their winning streak to eight games after defeating the Flint Firebirds 3-2 in overtime, courtesy of a goal by Owen Griffin.
In other action, the Saginaw Spirit delivered a massive 9-2 win over the Sarnia Sting, fueled by a hat trick from Brody Pepoy. The Soo Greyhounds improved to 8-1-1-0 with a 3-1 victory against the Erie Otters, while the Ottawa 67’s defeated the Brampton Steelheads 6-2.
How did the games end?
Most Friday matchups were decided in high-scoring fashion or late in the period. The Guelph and Kingston games both required overtime to determine a winner. Meanwhile, the Soo Greyhounds used two third-period goals to break open their game against Erie, and the Ottawa 67’s secured control through a dominant three-goal second period.
FAQ
How many goals did Nolan Snyder score?
Snyder scored two goals during the game, including the decisive overtime winner.
What was the final score of the Saginaw game?
The Saginaw Spirit defeated the Sarnia Sting with a final score of 9-2.
