Saturday Highlights: 67's come back from the brink

Saturday Highlights: 67’s come back from the brink

Peterborough Petes 4, Ottawa 67’s 5
Peterborough leads series 3-2

Trailing 4-1 entering the third period, the 67’s scored four unanswered goals in just over 14 minutes to come back and win Game 5
First star Will Gerrior tipped in a point shot from rookie defenceman Frankie Marrelli to score the game-winning goal with 2:08 remaining in regulation. Marrelli added a goal and another assist to earn third-star honours
Kraken prospect Logan Morrison scored his ninth and 10th goals of these playoffs, taking his career total to 27 in 33 career playoff contests
2023 NHL Draft prospect Brad Gardiner scored his first-career playoff goal for Ottawa
Tucker Robertson, Connor Lockhart, Jonathan Melee, and Brian Zanetti scored for the Petes

Barrie Colts 3, North Bay Battalion 7
North Bay leads series 3-2

After going down 2-1 37 seconds into the middle frame, North Bay scored three goals in the second and third periods to take their first lead of the series in Game 5
Kraken prospect Ty Nelson had three primary helpers and was a plus-3, earning OHL Performer of the Night honours
Battalion rearguards Luc Brzustowski and Tnias Mathurin each earned their first-career playoff points
Red Wings pick Pasquale Zito enjoyed a two-goal performance, while Oilers prospect Matvey Petrov scored and added a pair of helpers
Nelson sits sixth all-time in Battalion franchise history for assists, with 21. Petrov is fourth, with 23
Stars signee Kyle McDonald scored his league-leading 11th goal: the 6-foot-4 forward now sits sixth in Battalion playoff history with 17 goals
Kings first-rounder Brandt Clarke scored his seventh goal of the postseason, earning #BestOfOHL honours
Coyotes pick Anson Thornton did the splits to make a toe stop in the Save of the Night