Sarnia Sting Start Poorly in Lopsided Loss to Owen Sound Attack
The Sarnia Sting had a brutal start in their game against the Owen Sound Attack, trailing 3-0 after one period and 7-0 after two, ultimately losing 7-3.
The loss was their worst since an 8-1 defeat by the Windsor Spitfires in the season opener, leaving the Sting (4-7-2-0) in ninth place in the Ontario Hockey League's Western Conference.
"We're supposed to play the same way night in and night out,"
head coach Alan Letang said, emphasizing the team's expectations for consistent play.
- The Sting have lost three straight games.
- The team had shown improvement in recent hard-luck losses but has taken a step back with two disappointing defeats.
Author's summary: Sarnia Sting loses 7-3 to Owen Sound Attack.
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