Thursday Highlights: Red hot Clarke scores two more in Colts win

Sudbury Wolves 2, Barrie Colts 4

Brandt Clarke tied the franchise record for single-season goals by a defenceman with his 22nd and 23rd goals of the season, as the Colts doubled up the Wolves at home
The LA Kings first-round pick sits fifth in scoring amongst defencemen with 61 points in just 31 games: the Colts captain has 13 goals and 35 points during his current 16-game point streak
Callum Chisholm scored the game-winning goal 11:14 into the final frame. The Richmond Hill native has four goals in his last three games
Nolan Collins and Chase Coughlan scored for the Wolves

Hamilton Bulldogs 0, North Bay Battalion 4

Sophomore forward Anthony Romani opened and closed the scoring as North Bay clinched the Central Division for the second-consecutive season
The Battalion have shut out their opponents in five of nine games on their current winning streak
Ty Nelson’s power play goal 2:35 into the third period was his 73rd point of the season, the most by any Battalion defenceman in a single season in franchise history
Jets prospect Domenic DiVincentiis stopped 14 shots for his league-leading fifth shutout. The Bolton native has four shutouts in his last eight starts
Oilers prospect Matvey Petrov had a pair of assists on the night, surpassing his career-high in points with his 91st and 92nd of the season
Blueliner Luc Brzustowski scored his first goal as a member of the Battalion
Tristan Malboeuf made 40 stops in the losing effort

Ottawa 67’s 4, Peterborough Petes 1

Rookie defenceman Henry Mews enjoyed his eighth multi-point performance of the season, scoring the game-winner and adding an assist, as the 67’s capped their season series with the Petes, finishing 4-2-0-0
OA centreman Cameron Tolnai extended his point streak to six games with a two-assist night
The 67’s earned their eighth win in nine games
Collin MacKenzie stopped 30 shots in his 19th win of the season. The NHL Draft-eligible netminder owns a .927 save percentage and 1.81 goals-against average
Canadiens prospect Owen Beck scored his 26th goal of the season, the lone Petes marker