The Lambton Shores Predators were in tough against the first place London Nationals Saturday night, and unfortunately, it was their highest goals allowed game all season as the Predators lost 14-3.

London opened up the scoring with two quick goals a minute and eighteen seconds apart to take a 2-0 lead. Cam Downie would cut the lead to one with his goal from Christian Babb, and Thomas Flamminio, but the Nationals would restore the two goal lead with goal by Scott Lombardi.

The Nationals would push the lead to three after Marcus Pepe scored just fourteen seconds into the second period. Christian Babb would reply for Lambton Shores tweleve seconds after the Pepe goal, to cut the lead again, but the Nationals would be to take over, scoring four more goals in the period for a five goal period to take a 8-2 lead into the third period.

The third period didn't fair much better for Lambton Shores, as the Nationals scored two quick goals early on to increase their lead to eight. Adam Arseneault would put the Predators on the board in the third, but London would continue to score four more goals for six in the period to settle the game at 14-3.

Mark Foley made 31 of 34 stops in the loss. Cam Downie had a three point night for the Predators, picking up a goal and two assists.

Lambton Shores next plays Strathroy on Tuesday, November 30th in Lambton Shores.