Petes Shut out by 67's in Ottawa

Published on January 18, 2019 under Ontario Hockey League (OHL)
Peterborough Petes News Release

(Peterborough, ON) - The Peterborough Petes held the league-leading 67's at bay for twenty minutes, but eventually fell 4-0 in Ottawa on Friday night.

Cole Fraser played his 200th career game in which the OHL's leading scorer, Tye Felhaber, scored his 47th goal of the season.

Tye Austin stopped 24 of 28 shots. The Petes were 0/3 on the power play and 5/6 on the penalty kill.

The Petes return home to welcome the Sarnia Sting on Saturday, January 19 at 7:05pm. Tickets are available through the Baker Tilly Box Office in person, over the phone at (705) 743-3561, and online.

Petes Holiday Flex Packs are still available, while supplies last. For just $59.99 (tax included), fans will receive two Petes holiday mugs, two $2 Tim Hortons Tim Cards, and four flexible ticket vouchers to be used for any January home game. The regular price of this package is $118, which means fans save almost 50% on the special offer. Contact Mike at (705) 743-3681 x 263.

Ontario Hockey League Stories from January 18, 2019

• Steelheads Fill the Net - Brampton Steelheads
• Wong Scores First as a Front, But Generals Win 6-1 - Kingston Frontenacs
• Petes Shut out by 67's in Ottawa - Peterborough Petes
• Big Crowd Sees Sting Stop Erie - Sarnia Sting
• DiPietro Sets Shutout Record as 67's Blank Petes 4-0 on Dunder Mifflin Night - Ottawa 67's
• Attack Fall to the Storm 5-2 in First Meeting Since Trade Deadline - Owen Sound Attack
• Rangers Put up 7 in a Win over the Spitfires - Kitchener Rangers
• Otters Fall Short 3-2 in Sarnia - Erie Otters
• 67's Set to Welcome Biggest Crowd of the Season - Ottawa 67's
• 'Hounds Defeat Troops - North Bay Battalion
• Petes Fall Short in Comeback Effort against Storm - Peterborough Petes
• The Home Depot Night Game Preview: Guelph Storm vs. Owen Sound Attack - Guelph Storm
• Colts Charge into the Weekend with 3-2 Victory over the Knights - Barrie Colts

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