Tuesday Highlights: Momentum shifts as Petes take Game 3

Peterborough Petes 2, Ottawa 67’s 1
Peterborough leads series 2-1

New York Rangers prospect Brennan Othmann scored the game-winner unassisted with 1:15 remaining
Avery Hayes and Jax Dubois also scored for Peterborough as the Petes outshot Ottawa 36-28
Cameron Tolnai and Cooper Foster scored Ottawa goals
The Petes won 67 percent of the game’s faceoffs, with Tucker Robertson going 14-for-17
Peterborough’s Game 3 win came before a crowd of 3,596 at the Peterborough Memorial Centre

North Bay Battalion 1, Barrie Colts 2 – OT
Barrie leads series 2-1

Tyler Savard set up Jacob Frasca for the overtime-winner 3:03 into the extra frame
Tai York pulled the Colts even 11:53 into the second period
Seattle Kraken prospect Ty Nelson provided North Bay’s lone goal as the Battalion was outshot 35-18
The Colts were without Evan Vierling, who left Game 2 of the series with an injury
The Colts took Game 3 before a crowd of 3,187 at Sadlon Arena

Sarnia Sting 5, Saginaw Spirit 3
Sarnia leads series 3-0

Florida Panthers prospect Sandis Vilmanis scored the go-ahead goal with 6:51 left in the third period
Nolan Burke, Luca Del Bel Belluz, Ethan Ritchie and Nolan Dillingham tacked on Sarnia goals
Ben Gaudreau stopped 30 of 33 as Sarnia was outshot 33-24
Rookie defender Zayne Parekh scored twice for the Spirit, pulling him into a tie with Barrie’s Brandt Clarke for the OHL playoff lead among blueliners with six
Game 3 in Saginaw saw a crowd of 3,527 at the Dow Event Center
The Sting are one win away from their first-ever appearance in the Western Conference Championship Series

London Knights 5, Kitchener Rangers 0
London leads series 3-1

2023 NHL Draft prospect Denver Barkey had a goal and two assists for London
Brett Brochu stopped all 25 shots he faced for his third shutout of these playoffs, the most by a Knights goaltender in the past 25 years
Sean McGurn scored for London, extending his playoff point streak to eight games
The Knights were without Boston Bruins prospect Jackson Edward, who left Game 3 of the series with an injury
London outshot Kitchener 31-25, taking Game 3 before a Tuesday night crowd of 7,271 at the Aud