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Frontenacs beat 67’s 6-1 at TD Place on October 25; Ottawa now 7-3-2

Published October 25 2026

Date
Sun October 25 2026
Doors
2:00 pm
Puck drop
3:00 pm
Venue
The Arena at TD Place
The arena at TD Place set up with a basketball court for the 2026 Wheelchair Basketball World Championships.
The arena at TD Place during the Wheelchair Basketball World Championships, September 2026. Photo: Gail Leenstra, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Last updated: October 25 2026

The Kingston Frontenacs beat the Ottawa 67’s 6-1 at TD Place on Sunday October 25 2026, according to the OHL game centre on chl.ca. Spencer Bowes scored Ottawa’s goal. Nolan Buttar scored twice for Kingston. The game centre lists the attendance as 2,840. The 67’s next home game is against the Brampton Steelheads on Wednesday October 28 2026 at 10:30 am.

Final Kingston Frontenacs 6, Ottawa 67’s 1 (OHL game centre, game 29125)
Date and venue Sunday October 25 2026, 3:00 pm, TD Place
Score by period Kingston 1-2-3, Ottawa 1-0-0
Shots on goal Ottawa 39, Kingston 26
Attendance 2,840 (OHL game centre)
Ottawa record after the game 7 wins, 3 regulation losses, 2 overtime losses (OHL game centre)
Next home game vs Brampton Steelheads, Wednesday October 28 2026, 10:30 am, TD Place (67’s schedule on chl.ca)

The goals

The game centre lists the scoring in this order:

  • 1st period, 6:08: Spencer Bowes (11), Ottawa, power play. Assists: Filip Ekberg, Nic Whitehead.
  • 1st period, 12:56: Nolan Snyder (9), Kingston, power play. Assists: Cole Zurawski, Aleks Kulemin.
  • 2nd period, 2:52: Nolan Buttar (4), Kingston, the game-winning goal. Assists: André Mondoux, Alex McLean.
  • 2nd period, 16:55: Cole Zurawski (4), Kingston. Assists: Tomas Pobezal, Alex Misiak.
  • 3rd period, 3:48: Nolan Buttar (5), Kingston. Assists: Landon Wright, Adam Goljer.
  • 3rd period, 5:19: Vann Williamson (2), Kingston. Assists: Robin Kuzma, Nolan Snyder.
  • 3rd period, 15:20: Landon Wright (4), Kingston, unassisted.

In goal

Kingston’s Royden Smith made 38 saves on 39 shots over 60 minutes, according to the game centre. For Ottawa, Jaeden Nelson made 17 saves on 22 shots and left at 5:19 of the third period. Noah LaGambina made 3 saves on 4 shots in the last 14:41. The game centre named Cole Zurawski, Nolan Buttar and Royden Smith, all of Kingston, as the three stars.

The weekend series

The game was the second of a home-and-home weekend. Two days earlier, on Friday October 23, Kingston won 4-2 at Slush Puppie Place in Kingston, according to the Frontenacs’ recap on chl.ca. The 67’s were 7-1-2 after their October 17 overtime win over Oshawa (our recap); the game centre now lists them at 7-3-2. The game centre does not show the OHL standings table, so this page does not state Ottawa’s place in the division.

Next games

The 67’s schedule on chl.ca lists two home games this week at TD Place: Brampton Steelheads on Wednesday October 28 at 10:30 am and Brantford Bulldogs on Friday October 30 at 7:00 pm.

Schedule, tickets and team news: Ottawa 67’s at TD Place. Everything else on at the park: What’s On at Lansdowne. Our preview of the game has the pre-game details.

Sources

  • OHL game centre on chl.ca, Kingston Frontenacs at Ottawa 67’s, game 29125: final score, goals, assists, times, shots, goaltenders, three stars, attendance, records. Read October 25 2026
  • Kingston Frontenacs on chl.ca, “Frontenacs Take Down Rival 67’s in 4-2 Victory”: October 23 score and venue. Read October 25 2026
  • Ottawa 67’s schedule on chl.ca: October 28 and October 30 home games. Read October 25 2026

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