Spitfires Trade Kuhnhackl to Niagara Ice Dogs



Tom Kuhnhackl traded to the Niagra Ice Dogs
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Windsor – Windsor Spitfires Vice-President and General Manager Warren Rychel announced this afternoon that the Spitfires have traded forward Tom Kuhnhackl as well as their 2013 Import Pick (2^nd round) to the Niagara Ice Dogs in exchange for the rights of forward Phillip DiGiuseppe, goaltender Jaroslav Pavelka, Niagara’s 2^nd round pick in the 2012 OHL Priority Draft, Niagara’s 2^nd round pick in 2014, Niagara’s 2^nd round pick in 2015, and Niagara’s 1^st round pick in the 2013 Import Draft

  “Tom is a good kid who’s made a huge impact for us after coming here from Germany,” Rychel said. “He’s been an ambassador on and off the ice for the Windsor Spitfires. This trade is part of the rebuilding mode we’re in right now. Acquiring these picks is very important to the future of our club.”

Kuhnhackl was drafted by the Pittsburgh Penguins in the 4^th round of the 2010 NHL draft (110^th overall) and currently has 1 goal and 4 points in as many games in his 2011-12. After scoring 39 goals for 68 points in 63 games last season, Tom scored 23 points with 11 goals in 18 games during the 2011 playoffs.

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Kuhnhackl, Carny Lead Spitfires to Game 2 Win

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Tom Kuhnhackl scored a pair of goals - one in the opening minute and one in the final minute - as the Spitfires grinded out a huge, 4-2 win over the Owen Sound Attack in Game Two of the Rogers Western Conference final at the WFCU Centre in Windsor on Thursday night.  With the win, the Spits have now evened the series at 1-1.

Taylor Carnevale assisted on all four Windsor goals. Kerby Rychel and Zack Kassian also scored for the Spits.

Rychel's turned the tide in the second period.

The Spits were shorthanded four times in the frame, including a full two-minute, 5-on-3 that led to Jesse Blacker's go-ahead goal at 8:07. 

But the home side managed to fend off a third goal, and Rychel got them even at 2-2 with a strong rush to the net, tipping home a tape-to-tape pass from Carnevale at 16:14.

Kassian's sixth of the playoffs and fourth in two games put Windsor up for good just 1:49 into the third. The big fella waltzed out of the left corner and let a harmless looking wrister go that hit a stick and eluded Scott Stajcer.

The Attack did everything they could to get back in it, peppering Campbell late with an empty net.

But Kuhnhackl's ninth of the playoffs put the win on ice. The lanky winger hit the post dead-on, before picking up his own rebound and putting a backhander home, rounding out the scoring at 4-2.

Jack Campbell was outstanding in the Windsor goal, making 33 saves for his ninth win of the playoffs.

The series now shifts back to Owen Sound for Game three on Saturday night at 7:30 pm.  For game by game coverage, visit the Spits live blog at windsorspitfires.com or via twitter @GO_SPITS_GO. Fans can also tune into TVCOGECO to watch each game or catch the action live with Mike Miller, the Voice of the Spits on AM800.

Game four of the Rogers Western Conference Championship Series between the Spits and Attack will be played on Monday (April 25) at the WFCU Centre.  Game time is set for 7:05 pm.

Fans are encouraged to wear red for each Spitfire home game as part of the Spits “Mission 9-10-11” theme for the 2011 OHL Playoffs.

SCORING

FIRST PERIOD

WSR Kuhnhackl, (8) (Carnevale, Khokhlachev), 0:43 (PP),

OS Mignardi, (7) (Wilson, Heelis), 19:50

SECOND PERIOD

OS Blacker, (4) (Stanisz), 8:07 (PP)

WSR Rychel, (2) (Carnevale, Ellis), 16:14

THIRD PERIOD

WSR Kassian, (6) (Carnevale, Posa), 1:49

WSR Kuhnhackl, (9) (Carnevale, Ryan), 19:21 (EN)

SHOTS

WINDSOR: 7 - 8 - 8 = 23

OWEN SOUND: 6 - 20 - 9 = 35

PPS

WINDSOR: 1-FOR-4

OWEN SOUND: 1-FOR-5

#1 Owen Sound vs. #4 Windsor – Rogers Western Conference Championship Series Schedule (Round Three)

2011 OHL Playoffs

Game 1 – Tuesday April 19 at 7:00 pm at Owen Sound (Owen Sound 8-1)

Game 2 – Thursday April 21 at 7:05 pm at Windsor (Windsor 4-2)

Game 3 – Saturday April 23 at 7:30 pm at Owen Sound

Game 4 – Monday April 25 at 7:05 pm at Windsor

Game 5 – Wednesday April 27 at 7:00 pm at Owen Sound*

Game 6 – Friday April 29 at 7:05 pm at Windsor*

Game 7 – Sunday May 1 at 2:00 pm at Owen Sound*

*if necessary

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The Attack will see adversity for the first time in the post-season

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Owen Sound has been waiting for Windsor. The Memorial Cup winning Windsor Spitfires will come into their house and try to finish off the team that secured the top spot in Western Conference at the end of the regular season. Guys like Hishon, Wilson and Blacker are three good reasons to respect the Attack who also have three good goalies to choose from for game 1. It is likely that over-ager Scott Stajcer who has four playoff wins under his belt already will probably get the call.

Regarding the Spitfires, they now have a record for winning ten straight playoff series in the history of the Ontario Hockey League by defeating the Saginaw Spirit who just seemed to fold at the end. Windsor celebrates the win but the Attack are ready and in the dressing room already, looking at video, discussing the match-ups and figuring out the best way to get done in their favour. The Spitfires prepared themselves for the Attack by beating clubs like Erie and Saginaw who were considered favourites but the Spitfires proved them wrong.

If Zack Kassian stays hot for the Spitfires that would make a huge difference in this upcoming series. He is red-hot, coming off his first hat-trick in the playoffs against Saginaw. His physical presence is understood out there by all opposing teams who move as far away from him as possible because he brings on the pain. When he’s on the ice, they know it.

The most decorated defenceman in OHL history, Ryan Ellis is tied for second in the playoff scoring race. In fact, Windsor has five other Spitfires joining him in the top ten in scoring for the 2011 playoffs. Kuhnhackl and Johnston are even with Ellis at 16 points and Khoklachev just one point shy from the others has 15. Some of the muscle on the team including Carrick and Kass are at 14. Carrick leads the team with nine goals and sits in 8^th overall in the OHL at the moment.

Another defenceman, Adrian Robertson who came from the Peterborough Petes in the big trade is showing up for every game, and scoring in a few. He is a scrappy defender for sure but he has 13 points additionally.

Jack Campbell has been outstanding since he started this campaign in a winning fashion in Game 2 against a very offensive Erie team who had a few snipers who knew how to finish. Campbell kept Windsor in it, stopping the Luciani’s, McKegg’s and Varone’s most of the time.

Near the end, Campbell had outplayed Sadikov in this tight series. Saginaw had an even harder time solving him but Shalla gave him fits. Campbell is one of the main reasons the Spits are going to the conference finals. Campbell is a big game goalie from the US National Junior Development System and is playing to the max right now, like the two World Junior Tournament medals including a gold he received for a winning performance. This is his A game and fans happy to see it.  

     The coaching staff in Windsor are very experienced at winning titles, particularly Bob Jones who has a winning system to work with, inherited from part owner and former coach Bob Boughner. Jones has his own way of doing things too with the help of D.J. Smith and David Matsos, showing the team how to win.

In the upcoming series against a formidable Owen Sound team, the players are buying into the system Jones has implemented. The team also shows they know how to cope with the pressure associated with going far into the playoffs, a task for the coaching staff has instilled on them.

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Spitfires’ Tom Kuhnhackl Named OHL Player of the Week

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Monday April 11, 2011

Tom Kuhnhackl OHL Player of the Week
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Toronto, ON – The Ontario Hockey League today announced that forward Tom Kuhnhackl of the Windsor Spitfires is the OHL Player of the Week for the week ending April 10 after scoring four goals and one assist for five points in three playoff games with a plus-minus rating of plus-4.

Kuhnhackl was the hero for the Spitfires in Game seven of their first round playoff series against the Erie Otters scoring two goals including the game-winner with less than three minutes to play in regulation to clinch the series.  He added an assist and was named the game’s first star in the Spitfires’ 5-4 victory.  Kuhnhackl was also named second star of Sunday’s Game two of the Western Conference Semi-Finals against the Saginaw Spirit scoring two goals despite a 5-4 overtime loss.  The Spitfires and the Spirit are tied 1-1 in the second round series with the Spits earning a 3-0 shutout victory in Game one on Friday. 

Kuhnhackl, a 19-year-old from Landshut, Germany, is playing in his first OHL season with the Spitfires.  A Pittsburgh Penguins prospect, Kuhnhackl scored 39 goals and 29 assists for 68 points in 63 regular season games and has 13 points so far in nine games this post-season. 



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Eric O’Dell of the Sudbury Wolves and Tyler Brown of the Plymouth Whalers were also considered after each recording five points this past week.  O’Dell picked up three goals and two assists in two games, while Brown scored once and added four assists in three games.  In goal, Jack Campbell of the Windsor Spitfires won twice and suffered an overtime loss posting a goals-against-average of 2.96 and save percentage of .901 while recording his first career OHL shutout. 

2010-11 OHL Playoff Players of the Week:

Apr. 4 – Apr. 10: Tom Kuhnhackl, Windsor Spitfires

Mar. 28 – Apr. 3: Anthony Luciani, Erie Otters

Mar. 21 – Mar. 27: Christian Thomas, Oshawa Generals

2010-11 OHL Regular Season Players of the Week:

Mar. 14 – Mar. 20: Tyler Toffoli, Ottawa 67’s

Mar. 7 – Mar. 13: Christian Thomas, Oshawa Generals

Feb. 28 – Mar. 6: JP Anderson, Mississauga St. Michael’s Majors

Feb. 21 – Feb. 27: Taylor Beck, Guelph Storm

Feb. 14 – Feb. 20: Greg McKegg, Erie Otters

Feb. 7 – Feb. 13: Mark Visentin, Niagara IceDogs

Jan. 31 – Feb. 6: Brett Thompson, Erie Otters

Jan. 24 – Jan. 30: Cody Lindsay, Ottawa 67’s

Jan. 17 – Jan. 23: Seth Griffith, London Knights

Jan. 10 – Jan. 16: Nicklas Jensen, Oshawa Generals

Jan. 3 – Jan. 9: Tyler Toffoli, Ottawa 67’s

Dec. 27 – Jan. 2: Joey Hishon, Owen Sound Attack

Dec. 13 – Dec. 19: Colin Behenna, Barrie Colts

Dec. 6 – Dec. 12: Nick Ebert, Windsor Spitfires

Nov. 29 – Dec. 5: Ryan Strome, Niagara IceDogs

Nov. 22 – Nov. 28: Greg McKegg, Erie Otters

Nov. 15 – Nov. 21: Christian Thomas, Oshawa Generals

Nov. 8 – Nov. 14: Tyler Toffoli, Ottawa 67’s

Nov. 1 – Nov. 7: Jason Akeson, Kitchener Rangers

Oct. 25 – Oct. 31: Justin Shugg, Mississauga St. Michael’s Majors

Oct. 18 – Oct. 24: Joey Hishon, Owen Sound Attack

Oct. 11 – 17: Garrett Wilson, Owen Sound Attack

Oct. 4 – 10: Nathan Moon, Kingston Frontenacs

Sept. 27 – Oct. 3: Greg McKegg, Erie Otters

Sept. 23 – Sept. 26: Alex Aleardi, Plymouth Whalers

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Tom Kuhnhackl - Precision Jewellers and Windsor Spitfires Player of the Month for March

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Tom Kuhnhackl in first round playoff action
against the Erie Otters April 1, 2011 
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You name it, and Tom Kuhnhackl probably did it at some point in the last few weeks. 
With seven goals, four assists and a +6 rating in 12 games, Kuhnhackl is the Precision Jewellers Windsor Spitfires Player of the Month for March.

As impressive as the numbers are, they only tell part of the story.

Kuhnhackl almost single-handedly carried the Spitfires through the front half of the month, scoring the winner in three consecutive games.

The big winger from Landshut, Germany had the decisive shootout goal in a 4-3 win over Guelph on March 6th. He followed up with another shootout winner, this time in a 4-3 win over Owen Sound on March 10th. His 37th goal of the season was also the winner that same weekend, in 4-3 overtime win over the Sarnia Sting. 

Clearly impressed with his play, the Pittsburgh Penguins signed Kuhnhackl to a three-year, entry level contract on March 22nd. He was a fourth-round pick of the Pens in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft - a choice that now looks like a steal for General Manager Ray Shero.

After all that, Kuhnhackl literally saved his best for last in March. 

Just two days after he was forced to leave Game Three of the Spitfires-Otters playoff series, with what looked like a serious leg injury, Kuhnhackl dominated Game Four with two goals and two assists, leading the Spits to a 7-4 win and a decisive 3-1 series lead. 

For his outstanding performance, Kuhnhackl will be presented with a gift from Dan Thomas of Precision Jewellers.

Precision Jewellers and Windsor Spitfires Player of the Month awards, 2010-2011 season

Tom Kuhnhackl – March 2011

* Ryan Ellis – February 2011

** Ryan Ellis – January 2011

Stephen Johnston – December 2010

*** Eric Locke – November 2010

** Ryan Ellis – October 2010

* Player was named the OHL Player of the Month and OHL Defenceman of the Month

** Player was named the OHL Defenceman of the Month

*** Player was named the OHL Rookie of the Month

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Spits Offense Sharp in 7-4 Win

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Just hours after being cleared to play, Tom Kuhnhackl led a 42-shot, 7-goal Windsor attack; as the Spits took a 3-1 series lead with a convincing win over the Otters in Erie earlier tonight.

Helped off the ice in the early stages of Monday's Game Three, Kuhnhackl took the skate on Wednesday morning, and was given the green light to play after he felt no-ill effects. And from the opening draw, he and linemate Alexander Khokhlachev were dynamic. 

The pair scored the game's opening goals, both speeding through Erie defenders in the opening four minutes, as the Spitfires took a 2-0 lead, chasing goalie Ramis Sadikov for a second consecutive game.

Kuhnhackl and KoKo had four goals and seven points combined in all. 

Stephen Johnston (3), Jake Carrick (3) and Zack Kassian (1) had the other Windsor goals. 

Despite a couple of bad bounces in the first period, Jack Campbell was again outstanding over the final 40 minutes.

Greg McKegg cut the Windsor lead to 4-3, less than five minutes into the third period. But the Spits would add a pair of goals before the period was out, restoring a three-goal lead they wouldn't give up.

David Shields, Tyler Hostetter and Mike Cazzola had the others for the Otters, who will face elimination on Friday night at the WFCU Centre. 

SCORING
FIRST PERIOD
WSR Kuhnhackl, (1) (Duininck), 1:27 
WSR Khokhlachev, (1) (Robertson, Kuhnhackl), 3:52 
ER Hostetter, (1) (Festarini), 8:27 
WSR Johnston, (3) (Kassian, Duininck), 12:54 (PP) 
ER Shields, (1) (Luciani), 15:45

SECOND PERIOD
WSR Kassian, (1) (Ryan, Johnston), 0:47 
ER McKegg, (2) (Szydlowski, Shields), 4:56 
WSR Kuhnhackl, (2) (Carrick, Khokhlachev), 8:33 (PP) 
WSR Carrick, (3) (Kuhnhackl), 13:34 

THIRD PERIOD
ER Cazzola (3) (Szydlowski, Varone 5:01 (PP)
WSR Khokhlachev (2) (Carrick, Robertson) 6:50

SHOTS

WINDSOR 6-14-22=42

ERIE 9-7-7=23

POWER PLAYS
WINDSOR 2-FOR-6
ERIE 1-FOR-6

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Erie Otters: Finding the Net in Game 1

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Both teams came out with some urgency but finally at 15:11 of the first, Phil Varone from a very talented Otters team tapped in a pass from Brett Thompson while cherry-picking in front of Campbell’s crease. A new acquisition, Varone arrived in Erie from a struggling London Knights team and has performed very well offensively since he became an Otter. A career high, Phil accumulated 81 points during the regular season at the Centre position with an impressive +/- at 21 to go along with his outstanding numbers.

Once again, this time in the 2^nd, Brett Thompson directed the puck to a well-positioned Anthony Luciani who was at the door of the crease and went top shelf when the puck arrived. Luciani was @ +26 during the regular season and contributed 78 points to the cause this year. Luciani is a savvy veteran on the RW and hails from Maple, Ontario. His D.O.B. is May 13, 1990. Anthony has skated with the Otters for his entire OHL career.

The goaltending on both sides was excellent last night. Sadikov really stole the show, stopping 40 of 41.  Almost everything that came at him except one was stopped by his acrobatic play but Spitfire Jack Campbell shut the door on a very offensive Erie team but surrendered two in the process. It was a 2-1 final in favour of the Erie Otters. The score should have been in favour of the Spits if they hadn’t squandered eleven power play opportunities in the game.

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Spits Host Erie in Round One Thursday Night

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Due to a scheduling conflict with the Erie Otters, regardless of the outcome in the Spitfires’ game tomorrow, Windsor will host game one of the best of seven Western Conference Quarter-Final series against the Erie Otters this upcoming Thursday (March 24, 2011) at the WFCU Centre.

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Sault Ste Marie, ON

The Spitfires were looking for a better start here in the Soo on Friday night. And even though they didn't get it, a four-goal second period fit the bill nicely.

Tom Kuhnhackl (38), Zack MacQueen (15), Ryan Ellis (23) and Jake Carrick (22) scored in a 16-minute span of the middle frame, as the Spitfires (38-23-3-3) beat the Greyhounds 4-2 at the Essar Centre in Sault Ste Marie.

The win gives the Spits a chance to clinch fourth place in the Western Conference and home ice advantage in a first-round series with Erie tomorrow in Saginaw. Windsor and Erie remain tied with 82 points, but Erie beat Saginaw 4-2 tonight in Michigan and the Otters have played all 68 of their regular season games. Erie’s win tonight over Saginaw guarantees that Windsor and Erie will play each other in the first round of the 2011 OHL Playoffs.

Tickets for round one, games one and two at the WFCU Centre can be purchased from the TekSavvy.com Box Office (Gate 2 of the WFCU Centre), by calling (519) 254-5000 or by visiting windsorspitfires.com. The remainder of the Spitfires schedule for their first round series against Erie will be announced following the conclusion of their game tomorrow.

The Spits can clinch fourth with a single point or better Saturday night at the Dow Events Center.

We'll be back at it with a full preview tomorrow morning, including gameday video. Our live game blog coverage begins from Saginaw around 6 o'clock with pre-game notes. Spitfire fans can also tune in to AM800 to catch tomorrow’s game live with Spitfire Play-by-Play Announcer Mike Miller or for this audio feed live on TVCOGECO.

SCORING
FIRST PERIOD
SSM - Sulmonte (12) (Chapman) 8:24

SECOND PERIOD
WSR - Kuhnhackl (38) (Khokhlachev, Carnevale) 3:18 PP
WSR - MacQueen (17) (Lanoue) 7:22
WSR - Ellis (23) (Vail) 16:48 SH
WSR - Carrick (22) (Robertson, Khokhlachev) 19:08

THIRD PERIOD
SSM - Quesnele (9) 5:25 SH

SHOTS ON GOAL
WINDSOR: 16 - 21 - 12 = 49
SOO: 11 - 2 - 12= 25

POWER PLAYS
WINDSOR: 1-FOR-9
SOO: 0-FOR-4

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Spits Sting Sarnia in OT 4-3

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An old friend tried to spoil the party, but the rejuvenated Spitfires wouldn't be denied.

Troy Passingham made 49 saves, but couldn't stop the one that counted most; as Tom Kuhnhackl scored 25 seconds into overtime to give the home side a huge 4-3 overtime win over the Sarnia Sting.

It was the third straight game-winning goal for Kuhnhackl - all in overtime or a shootout, and all 4-3 wins.

Ryan Ellis had a goal and two assists, extending his point streak to 18 games. Kenny Ryan and Kerby Rychel had the other goals for Windsor (37-22-3-3). The win moved the Spits back within three points of the Saginaw Spirit for first in the West Division.

Kuhnhackl's goal was his 37th - tops on the club.

SCORING
FIRST PERIOD
SAR Galchenyuk, (27), 6:19 (PP)

SECOND PERIOD
WSR Rychel, (7) (Kassian, Duininck), 1:54
SAR Galchenyuk, (28) (Yakupov, Peters), 3:10
WSR Ryan, (21) (Ellis), 13:56

THIRD PERIOD
SAR Kerbashian, (36) (Ritchie), 10:43 (SH)
WSR Ellis, (22) (Khokhlachev), 14:19

OVERTIME
WSR Kuhnhackl (37) (Ellis, Khokhlachev) 0:25 GWG

SHOTS ON GOAL
WINDSOR: 15 - 15 - 21 - 2 = 53,
SARNIA: 9 - 12 - 6 - 0 = 27

POWER PLAYS
WINDSOR 0-FOR-7
SARNIA 1-FOR-4

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Spits Win Another Shootout Thriller

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Tom Kuhnhackl had the game-winning goal in a shootout for the second time in a week, as the Windsor Spitfires clipped the Owen Sound Attack, 4-3 on Thursday night at the WFCU Centre.

Jake Carrick had a pair of goals and Stephen Johnston potted his 20th of the season, as the Spits (36-22-3-3) moved three points ahead of the Plymouth Whalers for fourth in the Western Conference and to within three of Saginaw for first in the West Division.

Jack Campbell was outstanding in goal again, making 34 saves and two more big ones in the shootout.

Ryan Ellis had an assist, extending his streak of games with at least a point to 17.

Zack Kassian was a healthy scratch for Windsor, which dressed just 16 skaters - 11 forwards and five defencemen.

The Spits are off until Sunday afternoon, when they host the Sarnia Sting in a 2PM matinee.

SCORING
FIRST PERIOD
WSR Carrick, (20) (Khokhlachev), 8:00
WSR Carrick, (21) (Ellis), 15:27
OS Wilson, (39) (Fritsch, Petgrave), 18:16

SECOND PERIOD
OS Berdnikov, (6) (Wilson, Fritsch), 13:04
OS Shaw, (21) (Halmo, Stanisz), 18:04

THIRD PERIOD
WSR Johnston, (20) (Brown, Ryan), 11:26

OVERTIME
No Scoring

SHOOTOUT
T. Kuhnhackl - GWG

SHOTS ON GOAL
WINDSOR: 15 - 6 - 10 - 3 = 34
OWEN SOUND: 8 - 9 - 14 - 6 = 37

POWER PLAYS
WINDSOR: 0-FOR-2
OWEN SOUND: 0-FOR-2

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Spitfires Win Sunday Shootout

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In dire need of two points, and without five regulars, the Spitfires fought back for a 4-3 shootout win over the Guelph Storm on Sunday afternoon at the WFCU Centre.

Tom Kuhnhackl had the shootout winner, while Kenny Ryan and Nick Ebert each had a goal and an assist for the Spitfires (35-22-3-3), who moved back into sole possession of fourth place in the Western Conference with the win.

Jack Campbell made 27 saves, many of them spectacular, just hours after he was forced to stay home from Saturday night's trip to Plymouth with the flu.

SCORING
FIRST PERIOD
WSR Ebert, (11) (MacQueen, Khokhlachev), 10:40

SECOND PERIOD
WSR Ryan, (20) (Ellis, Duininck), 8:03
GUE Beck, (40) (Holland, Erlich), 14:50 (PP)

THIRD PERIOD
GUE Lofquist, (7) , 4:35
GUE Latta, (33) , 5:11
WSR Rychel, (6) (Ryan, Ebert), 5:29

OVERTIME
No Scoring

SHOOTOUT
WINDSOR
CARNEVALE - GOAL
ELLIS - NO GOAL
KUHNHACKL - GOAL

GUELPH
ERLICH - NO GOAL,
BECK - NO GOAL

SHOTS ON GOAL
WINDSOR: 19 - 9 - 12 - 3 = 43
GUELPH: 7 - 12 - 7 - 4 = 30

POWER PLAYS
WINDSOR: 0-FOR-5
GUELPH: 1-FOR-8

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