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Nick Betz added three assists for the No. 6 nationally-ranked Otters, who have now won three straight.Robert Polesello, Roland McKeown, Lawson Crouse and Corey Pawley supplied the offence for Kingston (16-17-6).Devin Williams started in net for Erie, playing 47 minutes and turning aside 15-of-18 shots. Daniel Dekoning made nine saves in 13 minutes of relief.Lucas Peressini stopped 21 shots in 26:26 for the Frontenacs. He was replaced by Jeremy Helvig, who stopped 15-of-18 shots in 32:46 of relief.The Otters went 0 for 2 on the man advantage while Kingston scored once on five chances.---BATTALION 4 ICEDOGS 3 (OT)ST. CATHARINES, Ont. — Mike Amadio tied the game late in the third period and Ryan Kujawinski scored the winner in overtime as North Bay edged the IceDogs.Kyle Wood and Hampus Olsson also chipped in for the Battalion (21-10-8).Billy Jenkins, Brendan Perlini and Graham Knott scored for Niagara (17-21-3). The loss snaps a five-game winning streak.---STING 5 WHALERS 2SARNIA, Ont. — Davis Brown scored the first of three first-period goals for the Sting as they topped Plymouth.Jordan Kyrou and Jakob Chychrun both had power-play goals for Sarnia (22-15-5). Anthony Salintri and Alexandre Renaud chipped in with the others while Stephen Pierog had three assists.Connor Chatham and Connor Sills responded for the Whalers (13-24-3).---GREYHOUNDS 3 STORM 2SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. — Nick Ritchie scored a power-play goal at 15:35 of the third period to help lift the Greyhounds over Guelph.Jared McCann and Sergey Tolchinsky also found the back of the net for Sault Ste. Marie (32-9-2). The win was the fifth straight for the No. 4 Greyhounds.Zac Leslie opened the scoring 2:41 into the first for the Storm (23-16-3). Jason Dickinson addded a goal on the man advantage 17 seconds into the second. 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