It came down to the last day of the regular season but Michael Sgarbossa made sure that Tyler Toffoli of the Ottawa 67s wouldnt repeat as the OHL scoring champion. The 19-year-old centreman scored three times and set up one more as the Sudbury Wolves downed the host Kingston Frontenacs 5-1 on Sunday afternoon in Ontario Hockey League action. Sgarbossas total of 47 goals and 102 points in 66 games secures him the Eddie Powers Memorial trophy as he finished two points ahead of Toffoli, who won the award last season after scoring 108 points in 68 games. Toffoli lead the league in scoring for much of this season but Sgarbossa went on a late-season streak scoring 46 points in his final 25 games. Derek Schoenmakers had a goal and an assist for the Wolves (36-26-6), who finish the season as the Eastern Conferences fifth seed, Michael MacDonald scored a single goal while Nathan Pancel chipped in with two asissts. Cody Alcock scored the lone goal for the last-place Frontenacs (19-41-8), who finished the year losers of their last eight contests. Johan Mattsson made 41 saves for the win while Igor Bobkov turned away 21 shots in a losing effort. Sudbury went 2 for 5 on the power play as Kingston scored once on five chances with the man advantage. The Wolves will open the post season against the fourth-seeded Brampton Battalion. Elsewhere in the OHL, it was: Brampton 4, Ottawa 3; Niagara 2, Mississauga 0; Peterborough Oshawa; Kitchener Sault Ste. Marie. At Kingston, Ont., Schoenmakers scored the only goal of the first period and it came at 18:40 to give Sudbury a 1-0 lead after 20 minutes of play. Sgarbossa doubles his clubs lead with a power-play goal at 10:28 of the second but Alcock responded three minutes later on the man advantage for the Frontenacs. Sgarbossa added another power-play goal at 16:20 to make it 3-1 Wolves heading into the final period. MacDonald made it a three-goal game at 8:57 of the third and Sgarbossa completed the hat trick at 18:34. --- Battalion 4 67s 3 At Brampton, Ont., Michael Nishi made 41 saves in net for the 67s (40-20-8) but Mitchell Porowski scored the winning goal early in the third period for the Battalion (36-22-10). --- IceDogs 2 Majors 0 At Mississauga, Ont., Christopher Festarini turned away 14 to shots to earn his first OHL shutout as Niagara (47-18-3) blanked the Majors (33-28-7) to enter post-season play on a five-game winning streak. --- Petes 8 Generals 6 At Oshawa, Ont., Andrew Yogan scored four times and set up one more as Peterbrough (27-34-7) ended their regular season with a win over the Generals (31-30-7), but will still miss the playoffs for the second straight year. --- Greyhounds 5, Rangers 2 At Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., David Broll had a goal and two assists as the Greyhounds (29-33-6) beat the Kitchener Rangers. Nike Air Max 90 American Flag . 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The lower right legs of both Flames were encased in plastic walking casts Tuesday. "I feel like the team is playing well and to not be a part of it is tough," Stempniak said. "The swelling is going down so hopefully its not too long." Just above .500 and without a loss in regulation at home so far this season, the rebuilding Flames (5-4-2) were giving their fans reasons for optimism. An unexpected bonus has been the performance of 19-year-old forward Sean Monahan, who is among the leagues rookie scoring leaders with six goals and four assists in 11 games. But for a team without stars and a squad that requires maximum effort to win, the Flames will have to drain their tanks for victories, particularly if Stempniak is out long term. Giordano and Stempniak were tied for third in points on the team with nine each behind Monahan with 10 and Jiri Hudler with 13. 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He tried to skate the next day in Phoenix prior to facing the Coyotes, but pain forced him off the ice. A subsequent scan revealed the injury. "One guy coming in and out of the lineup isnt going to change the way we play," Giordano said. "Guys have done a great job. Id like to be around the guys as much as possible. Obviously being hurt youre not in it as much as when youre playing. "You almost feel its a letdown for the team, but theres nothing I can do about it now." Calgary is 1-2 since Giordano was sidelined. Stempniak continued to play last Thursday in Dallas after a shot from teammate Dennis Wideman deflected hard off his skate boot. "Its one of those things when its not bad and your (foot) is in your skate and it feels all right and then it gets a little bit worse once you take your skate off," Stempniak explained. The Flames were successful in their one game without both Giordano and Stempniak. 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