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67's' Tyler Toffoli Named OHL Player of the Week - OurSports Central
Toronto, ON - The Ontario Hockey League today announced that forward Tyler Toffoli of the Ottawa 67's is the OHL Player of the Week for the week ending November 14. Toffoli led the OHL with nine points in three games scoring six goals and three assists with a plus-minus rating of plus-7. After contributing an assist for Team OHL in the 4-0 win over Team Russia in the 2010 SUBWAY Super Series game in London on Thursday, Toffoli returned to the 67's and recorded his first hat-trick of the season on Friday night as first star of a 3-2 win over the Sarnia Sting. He followed that up by notching the game-winning goal plus an assist on Saturday in a 6-2 win over the Peterborough Petes. He finished the week on Sunday with another first star performance scoring twice and adding two assists in a 7-3 win over the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds. Toffoli, an 18-year-old from Scarborough, ON, is playing in his third OHL season with the 67's. Selected in the second round of the 2010 NHL Entry Draft, 47th overall by the Los Angeles Kings, Toffoli is fourth in league scoring with 34 points in 22 games including 18 goals and 16 assists.

Metro - Ottawa 67's well-rounded attack downs Petes
PETERBOROUGH, Ont. - The Ottawa 67's had goals from five different players to down the Peterborough Petes 6-2 in Ontario Hockey League action Saturday night. Cody Lindsay led the way with a pair of third-period markers as Ottawa (13-8-0) pulled away for the win despite being outshot in each period. Tyler Toffoli had his 16th goal of the year, good for second in the league.

Metro - Toffoli hat trick lifts 67's to win
OTTAWA - Tyler Toffoli scored all three goals Friday night as the Ottawa 67’s posted a 3-2 win over the Sarnia Sting in Ontario Hockey League play Friday night. Shane Prince had three assists for Ottawa (12-8-0) while Ryan Martindale had two. Petr Mrazek made 22 saves in the win, although he faced only 11 shots through the first 40 minutes and the 67’s took a 1-0- lead into the final period. Dean Pawlaczyk and Craig Hottot scored for the Sting (8-9-2), who got a 29-save performance from John Cullen. Ottawa took a one-goal lead three times, but Sarnia was only able to come back from that deficit twice. Toffoli scored at 14:41 of the third period to give the 67's a 3-2 lead, and they had two power plays after that to try and pad that lead but were unsuccessful. "All the lines were working hard and we all had chances. Fortunately for me I put three in," Toffoli said.

Russia Storms Back to Beat WHL 7-6 in Shootout
Team WHL looked to have control of the game after taking a 6-3 lead in the third period on power play goals less than a minute apart from the Regina Pats’ Jordan Weal and Saskatoon Blades’ Curtis Hamilton. However, the Russians stormed back with three goals in a 1:42 span to tie the game at 6-6 and send it to the shootout. Sergei Kalinin, the Russian side’s Player of the Game, scored just 38 seconds after Hamilton had made it 6-3. Maxim Kitsyn – on the power play – and Artem Voronin followed with goals 46 seconds apart to knot up the contest.

Kitsyn leads all players in the tournament with 2 goals and 4 assists. Of course, the Russians have played six games, while the CHL players have seen only one or two games. Weal, Toffoli, Vey and Nicolas Deslauriers have a point each.

What else? WHL scoring leaders:

Player Team GP G A PTS PIM
1 Craig Cunningham Vancouver Giants 23 8 32 40 20
2 Ty Rattie Portland Winterhawks 23 14 25 39 23
3 Brendan Ranford Kamloops Blazers 21 20 13 33 34
4 * Sven Bartschi Portland Winterhawks 23 16 17 33 16
5

Linden Vey

 Medicine Hat Tigers 19 10 23 33 12
6 Brendan Gallagher Vancouver Giants 23 18 14 32 41
7 Byron Froese Red Deer Rebels 22 11 20 31 16
8 Ryan Howse Chilliwack Bruins 20 17 13 30 11
9 Mark Stone Brandon Wheat Kings 23 14 16 30 13
10 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins Red Deer Rebels 22 5 25 30 16
11 Marek Viedensky Saskatoon Blades 20 12 17 29 18
12 Justin Dowling Swift Current Broncos 23 6 23 29 12
13 Chase Schaber Kamloops Blazers 21 8 20 28 47
14 Andrej Kudrna Red Deer Rebels 22 13 14 27 4
15 Curtis Hamilton Saskatoon Blades 20 11 16 27 6
16

Jordan Weal

 Regina Pats 22 8 19 27 12
17 Roman Horak Chilliwack Bruins 19 12 14 26 22
18 Brett Connolly Prince George Cougars 21 15 10 25 6
19 Jonathan Parker Prince Albert Raiders 22 13 12 25 20
20 Mitchell Callahan Kelowna Rockets 21 11 14 25 49

OHL scoring:

Player Team GP G A PTS PIM
1 Jason Akeson Kitchener Rangers 20 10 31 41 10
2 Garrett Wilson Owen Sound Attack 20 19 17 36 34
3 * Nail Yakupov Sarnia Sting 21 17 18 35 12
4 Ryan Murphy Kitchener Rangers 20 11 24 35 4
5 Shane Prince Ottawa 67's 22 8 27 35 4
6

Tyler Toffoli

 Ottawa 67's 22 18 16 34 23
7 Kale Kerbashian Sarnia Sting 21 13 20 33 8
8 Ryan Strome Niagara IceDogs 21 10 23 33 25
9 Ryan Martindale Ottawa 67's 22 14 18 32 16
10 Gabriel Landeskog Kitchener Rangers 20 17 14 31 34
11 Nathan Moon Kingston Frontenacs 20 12 19 31 36
12 Greg McKegg Erie Otters 23 13 17 30 16
13 Joey Hishon Owen Sound Attack 12 14 14 28 16
14 * Alexander Khokhlachev Windsor Spitfires 20 9 19 28 10
15 Peter Holland Guelph Storm 19 15 11 26 23
16 Brandon Saad Saginaw Spirit 21 15 11 26 16
17 Zack Kassian Windsor Spitfires 16 9 17 26 25
18 Brett Thompson Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 22 14 11 25 13
19 Marcus Foligno Sudbury Wolves 19 12 13 25 36
20 Daniel Catenacci Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 22 10 15 25 28
58

Robbie Czarnik

 Plymouth Whalers 13 9 10 19 12
So, Vey at #5 and Weal at #16 in the WHL, and Toffoli at #6 in the OHL, with Czarnik, who has played about half the games of everyone else, scoring at the same pace as Toffoli, roughly 1.5 GPG.

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