HAMILTON, ONTARIO. The Hamilton Bulldogs finished out a back-to-back weekend on Saturday afternoon, hosting a matinee against the Sarnia Sting. It was the first meeting in 1,022 days between the two sides dating back to January 2020. The first period mainly belonged to Matteo Drobac, making show stopping save after
Angus MacDonell, scored three times to help lead the Sarnia Sting (6-4-1-0) to a 6-2 win over the Sudbury Wolves on Friday night in front of 2,734 at the Progressive Auto Sales Arena. MacDonell’s hat-trick was a first for the Sting this season, but it was his second goal of
Sarnia, ON – Despite three unanswered goals to come back from a 4-1 deficit in the third. The IceDogs came up short in Sarnia. Going down 1-0 just under the 5 minute mark, an Aidan Castle one-timer in the slot off of a feed from Juan Copeland and David Jesus
The Owen Sound Attack surrendered a pair of goals just 1:40 apart in the third period, and fell 3-2 to the Sarnia Sting, on the road Wednesday night. After a pair of disappointing outings over the Thanksgiving Weekend, the Attack showed a better effort Wednesday night, particularly in staying out
Deuces were wild for the Sarnia Sting, as they scored a pair of goals in each period, winning for the first time on home ice, beating the Soo Greyhounds 6-2. It was the third win in four games and the best team start since the 2018-19 campaign. Ty Voit (Toronto