The Steelheads made a valiant comeback in the third period but ultimately fell to the Wolves in overtime. After Sudbury fell behind 3-0, they rallied, with Alexander Stephen scoring his first OHL goal, followed by a power-play goal from Lucas Karmiris to tie the game at 3-3. They briefly took the lead 4-3, but Sudbury’s Kocha Delic equalized late, sending the game to overtime. In the decisive extra period, the Wolves capitalized on a power play, with Kieron Walton scoring the winning goal.
By the Numbers
- The Wolves scored on their first shot of the game to take a 1-0 lead.
- Sudbury outshot the Wolves 10-5 in the first period.
- Four goals were scored in the third period, with the Steelheads leading 4-3 at one point.
State of Play
- The Steelheads currently have a record of consistent fighting spirit but struggle to close out games.
- Both teams showed resilience, with Sudbury’s comeback efforts showcasing their offensive capabilities.
What’s Next
The Steelheads will aim to bounce back against the Generals on Sunday, looking to build upon their strong offensive performance while tightening their defense.
Bottom Line
Despite the loss, the Steelheads demonstrated their potential for a powerful offense and will need to capitalize on their scoring opportunities while addressing defensive lapses in future games.
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