After eliminating the London Knights, the Greyhounds seem poised to eliminate another Western Conference contender

"The Greyhounds were just one of a handful of teams to beat Kitchener multiple times. Two of Sault Ste Marie's wins over Kitchener came in overtime, while the third came with a 4-0 scoreline."

"The first game saw the Greyhounds rally from a 4-1 deficit to force the game into overtime, where Quinn McKenzie would score the game-winning goal with two-and-a-half minutes gone in the extra time period."

"The second game was the one with the 4-0 scoreline; goaltender Landon Miller would record the 18-save shutout while Chase Reid would score two of the Greyhounds' four goals."

"Sault Ste Marie's third win of the season series, a 3-2 win in overtime, saw Christopher Brown record a three-point night; he would record the game-winning goal as well as assists on the other two Greyhound goals."

The Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds last reached the conference finals in 2018 against the Kitchener Rangers. Despite the Rangers' superior record, the Greyhounds have proven themselves as contenders by defeating the defending champions, the London Knights. They have beaten the Rangers multiple times, including two overtime victories and a shutout. The Greyhounds' performance against Kitchener includes a comeback from a 4-1 deficit and a strong 4-0 win, showcasing their potential to challenge top teams in the playoffs.

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