Kingston Needs to Lay It All on the Line Tonight in Do Or Die Game Four
OHL Kingston Frontenacs

Kingston Needs to Lay It All on the Line Tonight in Do Or Die Game Four

Published on April 2, 2026 under Ontario Hockey League (OHL)
Kingston Frontenacs News Release


Kingston, ON - Facing elimination on home ice, the Kingston Frontenacs return to the ice tonight at Slush Puppie Place for Game Four of their opening round series against the Ottawa 67's, with puck drop set for 7:05PM. Down 3-0 in the best of seven matchup, it's do or die for Kingston as they look to extend their season and take one game at a time.

Game Three on Tuesday night told a much tighter story than the 4-1 final score would indicate. The Frontenacs delivered a structured, determined effort, particularly in the defensive zone, and were locked in a one goal battle for much of the night. Goaltender Matt Minchak was a standout once again, turning aside quality chances and giving Kingston every opportunity to stay within striking distance. His performance kept the game at 1-0 deep into the third period, as the Frontenacs continued to press for a breakthrough.

However, the veteran presence of Ottawa proved to be the difference late. The 67's capitalized on a brief lapse as Jasper Kuhta and Sam McCue scored twice in quick succession in the third period to create separation before sealing the win with an empty net goal from Nic Sima. Despite the final scoreline, Kingston showed they can match Ottawa's pace and structure when playing to their identity.

Now, the challenge becomes turning that effort into results. The Frontenacs will need to find a way to generate more sustained offensive pressure and capitalize on their chances, particularly against a disciplined Ottawa team that has limited time and space throughout the series. Attention to detail, especially in key moments, will be critical if Kingston hopes to flip the script.

With their backs against the wall, expect a desperate and energized group from Kingston. Playing in front of their home crowd, the opportunity is there to spark a comeback; one game at a time.

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