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Recap: All Four GTHL Wild Card Teams Advance at OHL Cup Powered by Under Armour

Wild Card Play In Schedule
Mississauga Reps vs. Halton Hurricanes
| Reps win 5-3
The Mississauga Reps will go on to compete in the round-robin portion of the OHL Cup powered by Under Armour after defeating the Halton Hurricanes 5-2. The Reps were up 3-0 midway through the second period, with two of the three goals coming from Reps winger Cole Burtch. The Hurricanes attempted comeback in the second was quickly denied thanks to goals by Daniel Bazarin and Jamieson Rees. The Reps will play the Toronto Marlboros at 2:15 p.m. and Thunder Bay Kings at 8:45 p.m. on Wednesday.

Game MVP’s: Cole Burtch (Reps), Lucas Peric (Hurricanes)

Full boxscore and game summary


Grey Bruce Highlanders  vs. Toronto Nationals | Nats win 4-3
Despite going down 4-1 to the Nats early on, the Grey Bruce Highlanders gave fans the first nail biter of the tournament, coming back 4-3 with 5 minutes left to play in the third. The Kraft Cup winning Nats managed to fend off the Highlanders in the dying minutes of the game to advance to the round-robin. The Nats will face GTHL playoff champs the Mississauga Rebels tomorrow at 12:00 p.m., followed by Elite Hockey Group at 5:45 p.m.

Game MVP’s:  Ethan Keppen (Nats),  Emmett Sproule (Highlanders)

Full boxscore and game summary


Toronto Titans vs. Kitchener Jr. Rangers | Titans win 7-1
The Toronto Titans were the third GTHL team to secure a wild card spot in Tuesday’s OHL Cup play in game action. Former GTHL Top Prospect Connor LePage scored a pair of goals, while fellow Titans forward Alec Lovisek racked up two goals and two assists. The Titans will face the Vaughan Kings tomorrow at 1:45 p.m.

MVP’s:  Emmett Sproule (Titans), Cole MacKay (Jr. Rangers)

Full boxscore and game summary


Mississauga Senators  vs. York-Simcoe Express | Sens win 2-1 (2OT)
It took two overtime periods to resolve, but a goal by Senators forward Dustin Hutton would be all they needed to advance to round-robin competition. Sens goaltender Dante Fernandes stopped 25 of the 26 shots he faced. The Sens will face-off against the red hot London Jr. Knights tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. followed by the Brampton 45s at 9:15 p.m.

MVP’s: Deacon Holmes (Sens), Diam Matthew (Express)

Full boxscore and game summary 

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