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A Statement Win in the Garden City

November 19, 2021 - Ontario Hockey League (OHL)
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The Mississauga Steelheads put on a dominating performance on the road, routing the IceDogs 7-1.

First Period

The Steelheads were looking to keep their seven-game point streak alive against the Niagara Icedogs.

Steelheads drew first blood at the 5:57 mark, courtesy of a beautiful Ethan Del Mastro pass to Ty Collins from the neutral zone, who made no mistake by sneaking the shot past IceDogs netminder Tucker Tynan for a 1-0 lead.

The Steelheads closed the period on a high note, extending the lead as Del Mastro capitalized an IceDogs defensive miscue, going top-shelf past the Niagara netminder for a 2-0 lead with three seconds left on the clock. DelBelBBelluz and James Hardie received the assists.

Shots On Goal - Steelheads 17/IceDogs 7

Second Period

It was another solid twenty minutes of action by the Steelheads. After Niagara got on the board with Danil Gushchin's power-play goal at the 2:17 mark, the Steelheads responded 56 seconds later. James Hardie notched his 11th goal of the season, extending the lead back to 3-1. DelBelBelluz and Collins were credited the assist.

The IceDogs thought they cut the lead back to one after Anthony Agostinelli scored midway through the second period, but the goal was overturned. The Steelheads responded shortly after as Zakary Lavoie scored his first career OHL goal after a rebound shot past Tynan. Owen Beck was credited with the assist on the milestone goal.

The Steelheads got into penalty trouble as the period went on, at one point down to a 5-on-3 disadvantage. But the Steelheads proved why they have the second-ranked penalty kill, doing a stellar job ending both penalties.

Shots On Goal - Steelheads 18/IceDogs 6

Third Period

The Steelheads' terrific play continued in the final frame. The goal barrage started at the 3:15 mark, as Kai Schwindt netted his second of the year on a great pass from Luke Misa. Max Dodig was also credited with the assist. Less than a minute later, the Steelheads struck again with Collins' second goal of the game at the 4:16 mark assisted by DelBelBelluz.

Steelheads' netminder Joe Ranger had another solid performance in net, highlighted by two great saves on the IceDogs' Gushchin and Alan Leonard in the third period.

Aidan Prueter capped the victory for the blue and white with his third goal of the season, courtesy of a 2-on-1 breakaway, shooting through Tynan for a 7-1 lead.

Shots On Goal - Steelheads 16/IceDogs 8

Final Shots On Goal - Steelheads 51/IceDogs 21

Three Stars

Collins (2G, 1A)

DelBelBelluz (1G, 1A)

Lavoie (First Career OHL Goal)

The Steelheads have extended their point-streak to eight straight games with their win over the IceDogs. The team returns home for a two-game homestand, starting Friday night against their divisional rival Barrie Colts. Game time is at 7 pm.

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