Music: {allcanada} OHL: PETES CAN'T HANDLE 67'S OFFENSE

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Ryan Martindale scored twice and set up another goal as the Ottawa 67's downed the Peterborough Petes 6-2 in the Ontario Hockey League on Friday night.

Martindale, a centre, and OHL scoring leader Tyler Toffoli were reunited with usual linemate Shane Prince after the left-winger returned to the lineup after suffering an upper-body injury almost two weeks ago.

Toffoli notched his league-high 44th goal of the season and added two assists for 86 points in 49 games while Prince also scored for the 67's (32-15-2), who've won three straight.

"Shane Prince (coming back) was good for our line," said Martindale, who scored the only goal of the first period and made it 2-0 for Ottawa early in the second with a power-play marker.

"We had a lot of jump at the start. We took it to them and that set the tone for the rest of the game."

Cody Lindsay, who was named OHL and Canadian Hockey League player of the week after recording back-to-back hat tricks last weekend, added a goal and an assist along with Thomas Nesbitt.

Rookie Sean Monahan had two assists and Petr Mrazek stopped 21 shots as the 67's wrapped up the season series against Peterborough with their seventh win in eight meetings.

Matt Puempel had a goal and set up Austin Watson's power-play marker for the Petes (15-33-2), who have lost three straight.

Andrew D'Agostini finished with 42 saves.

Elsewhere in the OHL it was: Erie 5 Sault Ste. Marie 3; Mississauga 6 Sarnia 3; Brampton 2 Belleville 1; Kingston 3 London 2 (OT); Kitchener 6 Plymouth 3; Sudbury 8 Saginaw 2 and Oshawa 6 Barrie 5.

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Otters 5 Greyhounds 3

At Erie, Pa., the Otters built a four-goal lead in the second, just enough to hold off Sault Ste. Marie's three-goal comeback.

Brett Thompson's empty-net goal with 20 seconds left sealed the win for Erie (26-23-2). Thompson finished with two goals against his former team. Phil Varone had four assists and Anthony Luciani added a goal and two assists. David Shields and Shawn Szydlowski also scored.

Vern Cooper, Brett Findlay and David Quesnele composed the comeback for the Greyhounds (16-27-7).

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Majors 6 Sting 3

At Sarnia, Ont., Rob Flick scored twice as Mississauga beat the Sting.

Marc Cantin had a goal and an assist for the Majors (39-8-2), while Justin Shugg, Brett Flemming, and Michael D'Orazio also scored. Maxim Kitsyn added three assists.

J.C. Campagna had two goals and an assist for Sarnia (18-25-4), which suffered its fifth straight loss. Nail Yakupov added a goal and two assists.

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Battalion 2 Bulls 1

At Brampton, Ont., Barclay Goodrow's goal at 14:39 of the third proved to be the winner as the Battalion held off Belleville.

Scott Tanski opened the scoring for Brampton (21-22-6) at the 14:40 mark of the second on a deflection.

Luke Judson converted on a Brendan Gaunce cross-crease pass for a power-play goal to bring the Bulls (14-31-3) to within one.

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Frontenacs 3 Knights 2 (OT)

At Kingston, Ont., Michael Fine scored in overtime as the Frontenacs defeated London.

Ethan Werek and Alex Gudbranson scored a goal each for Kingston (24-20-5) while Ryan Spooner had three assists.

Chris Tierney and Dylan MacEachern scored for the Knights (26-18-4).

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Rangers 6 Whalers 3

At Kitchener, Ont., Tyler Randell scored twice as the Rangers dropped Plymouth.

Toronto Maple Leafs prospect Jerry D'Amigo scored and had an assist in his first game back with Kitchener (29-14-5) after being sent down from the American Hockey League's Toronto Marlies for more seasoning.

Tobias Rieder and Matthew Tipoff also had a goal and an assist for the Rangers, while Zach Lorentz added a single.

Stefan Noesen, Mitchell Heard and James Livingston supplied the offence for the Whalers (28-19-4).

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Wolves 8 Spirit 2

At Sudbury, Ont., Mathew Campagna had a goal and three assists as the Wolves defeated Saginaw.

Justin Sefton, Frank Schumacher, Kristoff Kontos, Andrey Kuchin, and Michael Sgarbossa also scored for the Wolves (20-26-3).

Captain Marcus Foligno had a power-play goal before leaving the game with an injury after a hard hit by former Wolves defenceman Peter Hermenegildo.

Sudbury defenceman Josh McFadden also contributed a goal and two assists.

Anthony Camara and Josh Shalla added goals for the Spirit (32-15-4).

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Generals 6 Colts 5

At Oshawa, Ont., Christian Thomas had two goals and two assists to lead the Generals over Barrie.

Alain Berger scored twice for Oshawa (27-14-8). Boone Jenner, who centred Thomas and Berger, had a goal and three assists. Emerson Clark scored the other Generals' goal.

Mark Scheifele had a terrific night for the Colts (10-36-4), scoring three goals, all in the second, and assisting on another. Colin Behenna also had a strong game with a goal and two assists, while Steven Beyers had one of each.