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67's Shut out by Soo to Wrap up Weekend

December 12, 2017 - Ontario Hockey League (OHL) - Ottawa 67's News Release

OTTAWA, ON - A trio of second period goals from the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds was the insurance necessary to keep their 14-game winning streak in tact, as they defeated the Ottawa 67's 4-0.

Sault Ste. Marie opened the scoring in the first period, when captain Tim Gettinger took a feed from Anthony DeMeo and drove it past 67's starter Olivier Tremblay.

The floodgates poured open at the start of the second period for the Greyhounds, as they scored their three insurance goals in a span of two and a half minutes right after the halfway mark of the middle frame. Goals came off the sticks of Barrett Hayton, Jack Kopacka, and Boris Katchouk. Ottawa applied tons of pressure as the game came to a close, but were unable to shorten the gap.

WHAT THEY'RE SAYING: Head coach André Tourigny - "We cannot give the top end teams a chance, because they'll eat you alive. But after (the second period), I thought we played our game. We controlled the puck in their zone, even in our zone. They're a really talented team, and it was a tough test but I think we'll learn from this."

GAME NOTES: Shots were dead even - both teams registered 32 of them, with Tyler Johnson recording the shutout victory in the Soo net, with 67's G Olivier Tremblay stopping 28 of his shots faced.

67's F Graeme Clarke had his four-game goal streak snapped in the loss.

While Barrett Hayton and Hayden Verbeek led the game with nine faceoff wins each, 67's F Sasha Chmelevski was dominant in the faceoff circle for Ottawa. He won eight draws, second on either team.

This was the third time this season the 67's were shut out by an opponent, the last time coming on October 22 versus Hamilton.

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