Blake Montgomery’s teammate Landon Sim's two-goal performance and Alexei Medvedev's stellar 32-save shutout propelled the London Knights to a resounding 6-0 victory over the Guelph Storm at Canada Life Place.
This dominant win sees the Knights leapfrog the Windsor Spitfires to reclaim first place in the Ontario Hockey League standings. London's remarkable run of form continues, with the team boasting a 29-2-1 record since October 20th.
Medvedev's performance between the pipes was nothing short of exceptional. He frustrated the Storm's attack throughout the game, making crucial saves to preserve the shutout and provide a platform for his teammates to shine offensively.
Sim led the scoring charge with two goals, while the Knights' offensive depth was on full display with contributions from across the lineup. Bermudian forward Montgomery, who has been a key figure in London's success this season, extended his point streak to 11 games with an assist.
This victory underscores the Knights' dominance in the OHL. Their blend of offensive firepower, defensive solidity, and exceptional goaltending has made them a force to be reckoned with. With their sights set on the championship, the Knights will be looking to maintain their impressive form and continue their winning ways.
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