OHL Kitchener Rangers

Colts Continue Streak

Published on December 29, 2009 under Ontario Hockey League (OHL)
Kitchener Rangers News Release


The Barrie Colts continue their winning streak with a 7-4 win over the Kitchener Rangers.

Jeff Skinner found a wide open space in the Colts net at the 7:23 mark to put Kitchener up 1-0. Andrew Crescenzi scored his third goal of the season to increase the Rangers lead to 2-0. Barrie replied with three goals in less than five minutes to close out first period scoring 3-2 for the Colts.

Top Rangers point scorer Chris MacKinnon beat Colts goaltender Peter Di Salvo at 4:50 of the second period to tie the game 3-3. Barrie's Darren Archibald answered back with an un-assisted goal at the 17:25 mark to once again put the Colts up by one.

Alex Hutching scored a shorthanded goal at 4:35 of the third period, his second goal of the game to put Barrie up 5-3. Skinner put the Rangers within one after scoring on the Rangers power play at the 7:42 mark. The Colts were back up by two after Hutchings netted his third goal of the game at 11:41. Luke Pither closed out the scoring in the game with 1:15 left on the clock.

Scoring 1. KIT Skinner, (28) (Moore, Akeson), 7:23 (PP) 1. KIT Crescenzi, (3) (Prince, Moore), 13:45 (PP) 1. BAR Cameron, (22) (Clifford, Pither), 14:36 1. BAR Crawford, (9) (Brodie), 18:40 1. BAR Hutchings, (22) (Clifford, Kennedy), 19:17 2. KIT MacKinnon, (22) (Catenacci, Landeskog), 4:50 2. BAR Archibald, (15) , 17:25 3. BAR Hutchings, (23) (Kennedy), 4:35 (SH) 3. KIT Skinner, (29) (Tipoff, Akeson), 7:42 (PP) 3. BAR Hutchings, (24) (Behenna), 11:41 3. BAR Pither, (22) (Brodie, Crawford), 18:45 (PP)

Three Stars 1. BAR - 10 Alex Hutchings 2. KIT - 53 Jeff Skinner 3. BAR - 13 Kyle Clifford

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