Windsor Spitfires dominate Kitchener Rangers 12-2
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Ethan Belchetz scored four goals i nSaturday's game, and added two assists as the Windsor Spitfires whipped the visiting Kitchener Rangers 12-2.
Jean-Christoph Lemieux and Owen Outwater each scored twice for the undefeated Spitfires (2-0), with singles added by Ethan Garden, Noah Morneau, Liam Greentree and Nathan Gaymes.
Luke Ellinas and Luca Romano scored for the winless Rangers (0-2).
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