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67s to face off against the Petes twice this weekend

By: Marco Vigliotti

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The Ottawa 67s will be dealing with a case of deja vu this weekend as the end of the OHL regular season rapidly approaches.

The 67s will head to Peterborough on Thursday to play the Petes, then the two teams will head to Ottawa for a Saturday afternoon rematch. The 67s will close out their weekend with a trip to North Bay to play the Battalion on Sunday.

That game on Sunday will be crucial one as the two teams are locked in a battle for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. The 67s are one point behind the 8th place Battalion as the teams enter the final month of the regular season.

The 67s wrap up their regular season on March 23.

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