Dylan Wells is used to stopping the puck, but he can also bury it.
The Edmonton Oilers goaltending prospect pulled off an impressive feat in the Peterborough Petes' series-clinching win over the Kingston Frontenacs in the OHL playoffs Thursday night, firing the puck into the empty net from behind his own in the final minute.
He handled the celebration like a seasoned vet, too.
.@dylanwells30's celly after scoring his first goal in @PetesOHLhockey's 6-2 win. #Oilers #OHL pic.twitter.com/aDKReU45dO
— Kathryn Jean (@msconduct) April 14, 2017
Wells made 33 saves to go along with his goal. The 19-year-old was a fifth-round pick of the Oilers in last year's draft.
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