Rangers take down Attack for fourth straight win, one away from 100 point mark

The Kitchener Rangers celebrate a 3-2 victory over the Owen Sound Attack

By Devon Robertson

Posted Mar 16, 2025 07:16:04 AM.

Last Updated Mar 16, 2025 10:15:15 AM.

The Kitchener Rangers have extended their win streak to four games after they beat the Owen Sound Attack 3-2 on Saturday.

Adrian Misaljevic would get the first goal of the game half way through the first period, but the attack would answer with two of their own by the end of the second.

Cameron Arquette would tie things up at the beginning of the third, with Luke Ellinas scoring the game winning goal for the Blue Shirts halfway through the period.

The game also saw the return of Matheas Stark, who was off for 53 games due to a concussion.

The Rangers now have 98 points in the regular season, with just three games left to break through to the 100 point mark.

Their next chance to break that point mark will be on Tuesday when they take on the London Knights at the Memorial Auditorium.

Puck drop will be at 7 p.m. and you can catch all the action live on 570 News Radio.

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