The Sarnia Sting (17-12-4-2) scored four second period goals to overpower the Windsor Spitfires (22-9-3-1) 7-1 in front of a large crowd of 4,113 Friday night at the Progressive Auto Sales Arena. The win snapped a two- game losing streak and pulled Sarnia to with-in six points of the first
Flint, Mich. – The Firebirds and Sting reunited in Flint for the second time in six days. Unlike last week when Sarnia shot out to the early 4-0 lead, the Firebirds went led 1-0 after one. Amadeus Lombardi continued his point streak, scoring two of Flint’s three goals. Riley Piercey
Sarnia, Ontario – The day started with a major trade between the Erie Otters and Sarnia Sting, and ended with the two teams taking the ice against each other – each with their respective spoils from the trade. This would be the first career games for Erie’s Alexis Daviault and Sarnia’s Christian Kyrou playing for
Flint, Mich. – The Firebirds came up short in a chippy affair with the Sarnia Sting Saturday night. For the first time in six meetings, the Sting won in regulation by the final score of 6-3. Amadeus Lombardi (Detroit Red Wings), Ethan Hay, and Zacharie Giroux scored for the Firebirds.
A four goal second period was all that Sarnia needed as they beat the Saginaw Spirit 6-3 on Saturday night in front of 3,021 disappointed fans at the Dow Event Center. Sasha Pastujov (Anaheim Ducks) led the way for the Sting with a four-point night that included a power-play goal
The Steelheads hit the road early to play a mid-week game in Sarnia. This is their second meeting of the season after the Steelheads picked up a 3-2 win against the Sting in their last match up. After the puck dropped, it was the Sting who were able to gain
The Spitfires fell short in Sarnia on Friday evening by a score of 3-2. In the first period, the Sting would get on the board first in a fast paced period. It was Martone’s first in the OHL giving the Sting the lead 1-0 just 5 minutes in. the Spitfires
Flint, Mich. – The Firebirds rallied from behind to tie Sunday’s game at three before forcing an overtime frame in Sarnia. Coulson Pitre netted two goals with the team down 3-1 to extend regulation, and the red-hot Zacharie Giroux scored Flint’s first marker to extend his point streak. Nolan Burke led