Brothers Ryan and Matt Rupert each had a goal and an assist as the London Knights sank the host Plymouth Whalers 4-2 on Saturday in Ontario Hockey League action. Ryan Rupert, a prospect of the Toronto Maple Leafs, extended his point streak to five games and has put up three goals and nine points in the process. Matt Rupert now has 18 goals in 35 games, which is a career high and good for third in team scoring. Max Domi and Brett Welychka scored a goal apiece for the Knights (31-5-2), who extended their win streak to 23 games, while Kyle Platzer picked up an assist and was a team-best plus-3 for the game. Domi has three goals in his last two outings and 21 overall this season, which is four behind Seth Griffith for the team lead. Griffith, who picked up an assist on Domis goal, now has 25 goals and 60 points in 38 games, which leads London and is good for third in OHL scoring. Zach Bratina and Tom Wilson scored for the Whalers (15-12-8), who have dropped back-to-back contests. Jake Patterson stopped 31 shots, including a penalty shot in the final minute of the game, and improved his record to 13-1-1 on the season. Matt Mahalak turned aside 26 shots in defeat. London went 0 for 3 on the power play while Plymouth failed to score on either of its opportunities with the man advantage. Elsewhere in the OHL, it was: Belleville 3, Kitchener 2; Ottawa 6, Peterborough 3; Sault Ste. Marie 7, Niagara 3; Saginaw 7, Windsor 3 and Erie 6, Barrie 4. At Plymouth, Mich., the Knights outshot the Whalers 12-8 in the opening 20 minutes, however neither club could score. Wilson finally opened the scoring for Plymouth at 11:46 of the second period, but Matt Rupert responded only 20 seconds later to tie the game 1-1. Domi and Ryan Rupert scored less than five minutes apart before the second period was through to give London a 3-1 lead after 40 minutes of play. 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Correia, who turned 32 last month, has won seven of nine decisions across 17 lifetime meetings with the Reds while posting a 4. WINNIPEG -- The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are hoping their third quarterback of the season will lead them to their second victory of 2012. Joey Elliott, out last season with a torn knee ligament, will start Thursday in place of Alex Brink when Winnipeg (1-5) hosts the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (3-3). Watch the game live on TSN Thursday at 7:30pm et/4:30pm pt. "Its a great opportunity," Elliott said after practice Monday. "Your familys been backing you through a long injury, a lot of ups and downs with an injury, and to be able to come back and be able get a start under your belt, it feels really good." Offensive co-ordinator Gary Crowton and head coach Paul LaPolice say there wasnt a lot separating Brink and Elliott in training camp this year. Elliotts injured leg (he still wears a brace) had to be a factor but he insists it should not be an issue. "I feel like the knees doing perfectly fine," Elliot said. "Ive ran around, feeling perfectly confident on it." Both Crowton and LaPolice are careful not to put any blame on Brink, who was 1-2 as a starter. He did manage to deliver their only win in 2012, a 23-22 nailbiter against the Edmonton Eskimos. "Neither guy has earned two and neither guy doesnt deserve two, if that makes sense," LaPolice said of the slot behind injured starter Buck Pierce. Brinks two losses bookended his win -- 25-22 defeat July 18 in Toronto, where he completed only 9-of-34 passes, and an Aug. 3 home loss where he hit on 25-of-39 throws, but still lost 36-26 to Montreal. "Alex was behind Joey last year (on the depth chart)," said Crowton, a former U.S. college and NFL coach inn his first season guiding the Bombers offence.dddddddddddd "This year it was neck and neck, so we felt like Alex did some good things but we want to see what Joey can do. And Joeys really worked hard, looked pretty good in practice, so were going to give him that opportunity." This is Elliotts third year in the CFL, all with the Bombers. In all that time hes started only two games, in 2010, when Pierce was out for most of the season and the Bombers finished dead last in the CFL at 4-14. Brink and Steven Jyles, the clubs backup at the time, were also injured. Last season, that torn ACL cost him his shot and Brink filled in, getting more experience. Now, the young product of Purdue, who celebrated his 26th birthday just two weeks ago, is finally getting another chance. The Bombers are in need of something fast to shake off their worst start since 2008. "I think Joey Elliott has some tools that are very good. He anticipates throws," LaPolice said. "He gets the ball out of his hands quickly. Hes as accurate a passer as have." Despite the change, LaPolice wont say quarterback is his weakest offensive link. "Thats hard to say because throwing the football is built into so many things, whether its dropped passes or protection, being able to run the ball and keeping people off balance. "I wouldnt characterize that as the weakest part. I just think our offence has to get better." Elliott, meanwhile, isnt short on confidence. "Ive been here for a few years," said Elliot, who has completed just 51.4 per cent of his passes in the CFL. "Its not like theyre going with a rookie." ' ' '