London Knights defeat Windsor, securing 112 season points

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The London Knights secured a strong victory against the Windsor Spitfires, winning 6-2 in their final regular season home game on March 21. This win brought the Knights to 112 points for the season, marking their second-highest total in franchise history. Denver Barkey, Sam Dickinson, and Kasper Halttunen each scored two goals in the match. Barkey also contributed two assists, giving him a four-point night. Dickinson's performance included two goals and one assist, making it a three-point game for him. The Knights started strong, with Dickinson scoring just over one minute into the first period. Although Windsor briefly tied the game, Dickinson regained the lead for London before the first period ended. His goal marked his 90th point of the season, making him one of the few OHL defensemen to reach that milestone since 1980. Windsor tied the game in the second period, but London quickly responded with two goals. Barkey scored after returning from an injury, and Halttunen added another during a power play. In the third period, Barkey scored his 25th goal of the season, and Halttunen capped the scoring with his 21st goal. The Knights had strong special teams, going 2-for-5 on power plays and successfully killing all four penalties. They outshot the Spitfires 47 to 32. Looking ahead, the Knights will start the playoffs on March 28 against either the Sarnia Sting or the Owen Sound Attack. Fans are encouraged to wear white for the games, with "Whiteout" shirts available at the Knights Armouries. In other news, former Knight John Tavares reached a career milestone by surpassing 1,100 points in the NHL. Tavares achieved this during a game against the New York Rangers, making history in his 16th season. The Knights will conclude their regular season with an away game against the Erie Otters on March 30.


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