OHL Roundup: Gavin Betts perfect as Frontenacs blank Otters 1-0

KINGSTON — Gavin Betts stopped all 27 shots he faced as the Kingston Frontenacs shut out the Erie Otters 1-0 on Sunday in Ontario Hockey League action.

Kieren Dervin had the only goal Kingston (4-1-1) would need to extend its point streak to five games.

Charlie Burns made 26 saves for Erie (2-5-0).

Neither team scored on the power play, with the Frontenacs going 0 for 4 with the man advantage and the Otters went 0 for 3.

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GENERALS 3 SPIRIT 2

OSHAWA, Ont. — Owen Griffin scored just 17 seconds into overtime as the Generals slipped past Saginaw.

Rowen Sang and Harrison Franssen had goals in regulation time for Oshawa (2-5-0).

Nic Sima and Sebastien Gervais scored for the Spirit (2-1-4).

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GREYHOUNDS 4 BATTALION 3

NORTH BAY, Ont. — Marco Mignosa’s second goal of the night came with 1:08 left to play as Sault Ste. Marie edged the Battalion.

Jordan Charron and Travis Hayes also scored for the Greyhounds (5-3-0).

Arseny Pronin, Shamar Moses and Ihnat Pazii supplied the offence for North Bay (3-3-0).

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COLTS 6 ICEDOGS 5 (SO)

ST. CATHARINES, Ont. — Brad Gardiner had the only shootout goal as Barrie shaded Niagara.

Kashawn Aitcheson scored twice in regulation time for the Colts (3-2-2), while Alex Assadourian, Jonah McCormick and William Schneid rounded out the attack.

Ethan Czata had a hat trick for the IceDogs (4-2-1), while Riley Patterson and Ryan Roobroeck also found the back of the net.

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ATTACK 6 SPITFIRES 3

OWEN SOUND, Ont. — Pierce Mbuyi struck twice as the Attack doubled Windsor.

Masen Wray, Nicholas Sykora, Lenny Greenberg and Tristan Delisle had the other goals for Owen Sound (5-2-0).

Liam Greentree scored twice and Jack Nesbitt once as the Spitfires (7-1-0) lost for the first time this season.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 5, 2025.

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