Sting Take Down Colts for 2nd Straight Win

The Sarnia Sting came into Barrie looking for a win yesterday, and they came out of Barrie with two points in a dominating 7-2 win!

Brayden Guy opened the scoring with his 16th goal of the season, scored two minutes and two seconds into the game. Calvin Martin had the lone assist.

The Sting added on to their lead with just ten seconds remaining in the first period, when Mitch Eliot is set up for a one-timer and blasts his 13th goal of the season to make it 2-0. Ryan McGregor and Hugo Leufvenius had the assists on the power play goal.

Just over seven minutes into the second period, Jacob Perreault makes it 3-0, his 24th goal of the season, assisted by Leufvenius and Jamieson Rees.

Ryan Suzuki puts the Colts on the board a minute and a half later with his 16th goal of the season, assisted by Jacob Tortora and Aidan Brown.

At the twelve-minute mark of the second period, Calvin Martin makes it 4-1 for the Sting with his 11th goal of the season.

After forty minutes of play, the Sting are leading 4-1. Barrie had the edge in shots, 28-19.

Riley Piercey brings the Colts to within two goals with his second goal of the season, assisted by Christopher Cameron and Victor Hadfield.

Sean Josling responds ten minutes later with his 12th goal of the season to make it 5-2 for the Sting. Franco Sproviero and Nick Grima drew the assists on the power play goal.

Josling would add a second goal just under a minute later to make it 6-2 for Sarnia. Ashton Reesor drew the lone assist on the goal.

Sproviero would close off the scoring with his 16th goal of the season, assisted by Colton Kammerer and Rees.

Kai Edmonds got the start for the Colts, and allowed all seven goals on thirty shots. Cameron Lamour got the start for the Sting and did not disappoint, turning aside 35/37 shots for his second win in as many games.

This win moves Sarnia into sixth place in the Western Conference, which put them two points ahead of seventh and only one point behind fifth place. Their next game is on Saturday in Sudbury.