BARRIE, Ont. - Tye Kartye scored a hat trick to steer the Soo Greyhounds to a 6-3 victory Thursday over the Barrie Colts in Ontario Hockey League motion.
All three have been power-play objectives, his third the insurance coverage aim at Sadlon Enviornment.
Luc Brzustowski, Cole Mackay and Bryce McConnell-Barker scored one apiece for Sault Ste. Marie.
Oskar Olausson, Ethan Cardwell and Jacob Frasca scored for the Colts, who led 2-0 after the primary interval. Brzustowski’s aim at 0:59 of the second interval sparked a four-goal outburst by the Greyhounds.
Samuel Ivanov stopped 33 pictures for the winners, whereas Barrie’s netminder Matthew Sbrocca turned apart 22 pictures.
The Greyhounds are 2-1-0 on the season, whereas Barrie dropped to 0-2-1.
PETES 5, WOLVES 3
PETERBOROUGH, Ont. - Tucker Robertson had a aim and three assists in Peterborough’s 5-3 win over Sudbury.
Robertson obtained the Petes on the scoreboard at 0:22 of the second interval, then assisted on objectives by Keegan McMullen, Nick Lardis and Emmett Sproule. Kaspars Ziemins scored Peterborough’s different aim.
Evan Konyen, Nathan Ribau and Quentin Musty scored for Sudbury.
Tye Auston stopped 12 pictures for the Petes (1-2-0) earlier than he was changed by Michael Simpson, who saved 18 pictures for the win.
Mitchell Weeks turned apart 19 pictures for Sudbury (2-2-0).
FIREBIRDS 3, OTTERS 2
FLINT, Mich. - Zacharie Giroux scored the game-winner because the Flint Firebirds fought again from a 2-1 deficit to beat the Erie Otters 3-2.
Tyler Deline and Brennan Othmann had Flint’s different two objectives, Othmann’s power-play aim tying the sport at 14:08 within the third, earlier than Giroux obtained the short-handed winner at 19:00 at Dort Monetary Middle.
Brendan Hoffmann and Colby Saganiuk scored for Erie.
Luke Cavallin made 37 saves for Flint (2-0-0), whereas Nolan LaLonde stopped 26 pictures for Erie (0-2-0).
This report by The Canadian Press was first printed Oct. 14, 2021.
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