In a thrilling matchup at the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium, Sam O’Reilly scored twice and assisted another goal, guiding the Kitchener Rangers to a convincing 5-2 win against the London Knights on February 10. This marked O'Reilly's 20th and 21st goals of the season, showcasing his scoring prowess. His standout performance earned him the first star of the game, highlighting his impact on the ice as he replicated a similar success from the previous game against the Knights with three points.

The game started with the Rangers asserting their dominance when Gabe Chiarot scored the only goal in the first period, slipping a shot past the Knights' goalie Seb Gatto with only seconds left on the clock. Despite Gatto's strong performance in the opening period, stopping 18 of 19 shots, the momentum shifted quickly when the Knights equalized early in the second period. Jesse Nurmi's impressive goal, which came after a brief review, tied the game and illustrated the Knights' resilience as they aimed to turn the tide.

However, the Rangers quickly regained control of the match, driven by O'Reilly's scoring and contributions from his teammates. The final score of 5-2 not only emphasizes the strength of the Rangers but also reflects the competitive nature of the league, where individual performances and teamwork play crucial roles in the outcome of the games. O'Reilly's form will be vital as the Rangers head into the latter part of the season, looking to make a strong playoff push.