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67’s become first OHL team to win 30 games

By: Marco Vigliotti

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The Ottawa 67’s have become the first OHL team to win 30 games this season.

The team hit the milestone over the weekend, where they took both games in a home-and-home series against their cross-river rivals, the Gatineau Olympiques.

Ottawa wrapped up the weekend by downing the Peterborough Petes 5-2 on Sunday, and now sit top of the conference, holding a one-point lead over division rival Brantford.

Next up for Ottawa is a game at home on Saturday afternoon against Oshawa.

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Marco Vigliotti
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Marco Vigliotti is the editor-in-chief of iPolitics. He's been writing about federal politics on-and-off since 2015. In addition to his work with iPolitics, he's a regular guest on CBC Radio. He's worked as a journalist in three different provinces, and previously served as the city editor for the Ottawa Citizen.

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