Sarnia Sting's Comeback Foiled in Overtime by London Knights
The Sarnia Sting's two-goal rally in the third period earned them a single point Saturday in a 5-4 overtime loss to the London Knights.
Knights forward Cohen Bidgood scored 1:58 into sudden-death, finding the puck during a goal-mouth melee and knocking it past netminder Patrick Quinlan.
The Sting forced the extra period by erasing the Knights' 4-2 lead in front of 9,061 fans at London's Canada Life Place.
- Rookie forward Kase Kamzik began the comeback with his first Ontario Hockey League goal at 6:33 of the third period.
- Easton Walos followed at 11:09, scooping up the puck in the left circle and skating unimpeded to the front of the net.
Matthew Manza and Ryan Brown also scored in the second straight loss and third in four games by the Sting (3-4-1-0).
The Knights (4-2-2-0) have earned at least a point in five straight games, the longest active streak in the Western Conference.
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Author's summary: Sarnia Sting loses to London Knights in overtime.
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