Here are the scores for Sunday in the OHL.

Ontario Hockey League

    Guelph 7 Peterborough 6 (OT)
    Oshawa 5 London 3
    Ottawa 6 Kitchener 2
    Sarnia 3 Sault Ste. Marie 1
     Brampton 5 Saginaw 3
    Niagara 4 Windsor 3 (SO)

Storm 7 Petes 6 in overtime

Matt Finn scored twice, including the winner 23 seconds into overtime for the Storm.

Zack Mitchell also had two goals for Guelph who have won five of their last six contests,

Former Guelph forward Francis Menard scored twice for the Petes

Generals 5 Knights 3

Scott Sabourin scored three goals, including the winner for the generals

Cole Cassels & Boone Jenner scored the other goals for the Generals

Former Attack defenders Matt Petgrave and Geoffrey Schemitsch had two assists each in the victory

Bo Horvat scored twice for the Knights

67's 6 Rangers 2

Taylor Fielding scored twice, including the game winner for the 67's
   
Tyler Graovac also scored twice for Ottawa in the victory

The Rangers who have now dropped 4 straight games, got first-period goals from Owen Stewart and Tobias Rieder.

Former Stayner Siskin netminder Keegan Wilson finished the game with 38 stops to earn the win for Ottawa.

Sting 3 Greyhounds 1

Nikolay Goldobin was in on all 3 Sarnia goals with a goal & 2 assists

Justice Dundas and Anthony DeAngelo also scored for the Sting

Former Attack forward Andrew Fritsche scored the lone goal for the Greyhounds

Battalion 5 Spirit 3

Jamie Lewis scored two goals for the battalion.

Mathew Santos, Brenden Miller and Zach Bell also scored for Brampton.

Eric Locke scored twice for the Spirit and Vincent Trocheck had the other Saginaw goals

IceDogs 4 Spitfires 3 in a shootout

Former Owen Sound Attack first rounder Steven Shipley scored the shootout winner for the IceDogs.

Mitchell Theoret, Trevor Peterson and Ryan Strome scored in regulation for Niagara

Kerby Rychel scored twice for Windsor while Josh Ho-Sang had the other Spitfire marker.

WESTERN CONFERENCE

Owen Sound          9  7  1   0   1   35  23  15
S.S. Marie         10  6  4   0   0   36  38  12
Guelph              9  6  2   0   1   38  32  13
Sarnia              9  5  3   0   1   27  24  11
Windsor            10  4  3   0   3   29  39  11
London              8  5  3   0   0   37  21  10
Saginaw            10  3  5   2   0   33  37   8
Kitchener           8  3  4   0   1   17  22   7
Plymouth            8  2  3   2   1   28  30   7 
Erie                9  2  5   1   1   29  42   6

EASTERN CONFERENCE

Barrie             10  8  2   0   0   38  29  16
Oshawa             10  7  2   0   1   43  31  15
Belleville          9  6  2   1   0   24  18  13
Niagara            11  6  4   1   0   35  32  13
Mississauga         9  4  4   0   1   23  24  11
Kingston            8  5  3   0   0   28  28  10
Sudbury            10  5  5   0   0   27  34  10
Brampton           10  3  5   1   1   21  30   8
Peterborough       10  2  5   2   1   28  43   7
Ottawa              9  3  6   0   0   36  34   6

 Wednesday
     Sudbury at Sault Ste. Marie, 7:07 p.m.
    
 Thursday
     Belleville at Sault Ste. Marie, 7:07 p.m.     
    Mississauga at Sarnia, 7:05 p.m.     
    Erie at Windsor, 7:05 p.m.     
    Ottawa at Barrie, 7:30 p.m.     
    Brampton at Niagara, 7 p.m.     
    Plymouth at Peterborough, 7:05 p.m.

Friday
Ottawa @ Owen Sound  7:30 PM  @ the JD McArthur Arena
Plymouth @ Kingston  7:00 PM 
Mississauga @ Saginaw  7:11 PM 
Windsor @ Brampton  7:30 PM 
Sarnia @ Guelph  7:30 PM 
Oshawa @ Kitchener  7:30 PM 
Erie @ London  7:30 PM 
Belleville @ Sudbury  7:35 PM 

Saturday
Oshawa @ Owen Sound 7:30 PM  @ the JD McArthur Arena
Windsor @ Erie  7:00 PM
Kingston @ Niagara  7:00 PM 
Kitchener @ Sarnia 7:05 PM 
Guelph @ Saginaw 7:11 PM 
London @ Barrie 7:30 PM 

Sunday
Barrie @ Brampton 2:00 PM 
London @ Sudbury 2:05 PM 
Plymouth @ Oshawa 6:05 PM 
Kingston @ Kitchener 7:00 PM 
Guelph @ Sault Ste. Marie 7:07 PM