Kartye's overtime winner lifts Greyhounds past Wolves in Ontario Hockey League
Sudbury can't hold on to 4-1 established early in 3rd period
Tye Kartye scored the overtime winner to give the Soo Greyhounds a 5-4 comeback victory over the Sudbury Wolves on Wednesday night.
Sudbury led 4-1 early in the third period but the Greyhounds pulled even after goals by Kalvyn Watson, Owen Allard and Rory Kerins.
🚨OT GOAL🚨<br><br>Kartye IN OT!<br><br>5 - 4 our final! <a href="https://t.co/N4MAVGkK9u">pic.twitter.com/N4MAVGkK9u</a>
—@OHLHoundPowerKerins, who also scored late in the second period, had two assists. Michael Derbidge scored twice for the visiting Wolves while Dominik Jendek and Kocha Delic added singles.
Earlier Wednesday, the OHL announced the postponement of three games involving the Kingston Frontenacs due to COVID-19 protocols.
Affected games include a Thursday matchup at Ottawa, a Saturday home game against the 67s and a Sunday game at Mississauga. There was no immediate word on makeup dates.
The OHL also said a March 9 game between the 67s and the Battalion will instead be played Friday afternoon at North Bay.
