The Ottawa 67鈥檚 secured their second consecutive victory in the playoff series against the Frontenacs with a tight 4-3 win. After falling behind early, the 67鈥檚 rallied behind strong performances, particularly from Thomas Vandenberg, to maintain their lead throughout the match. Their impressive penalty kill and effective power play paved the way for the victory, exemplifying their strategy and chemistry as a team. Following two home wins, the 67鈥檚 hold a 2-0 series lead heading into Game 3.

By the Numbers
  • The 67鈥檚 outshot Kingston 42-25 throughout the game.
  • Ottawa scored on 2 of 2 power play opportunities.
  • Goalie Ryder Fetterolf made 22 saves in the victory.
State of Play
  • The 67鈥檚 have effectively neutralized Kingston's offensive efforts, holding them scoreless for long stretches.
  • Ottawa鈥檚 defense has delivered a stellar performance with the best penalty kill in the CHL.
What's Next

As the series moves to Kingston for Game 3, the 67鈥檚 will look to capitalize on their momentum and secure a commanding 3-0 lead. The focus will be on maintaining defensive discipline and continuing their successful special teams play.

Bottom Line

The 67鈥檚 are proving their mettle in the playoffs, demonstrating solid teamwork and effective strategies. Their strong start in the series sets a promising tone as they aim to close out the round with continued dominance.