The injury plagued Sting took on the Sun County Panthers Friday night in Essex and lost 7 – 0.  The Sting found themselves down 4 goals after the first period, and never recovered.  It was a tough game for the Sting.

The Lambton Jr. Sting AAA Minor Atom team faced off against Waterloo on Saturday at the RBC Centre and unfortunately was dealt a 5-3 loss.  Ethan Langford led the team with a strong performance in net. The Sting opened the game with a quick goal from Tristen Konrad which was assisted by Blake Butler and Nolan Rannie.  The second period saw Waterloo score 3 power play goals in a row putting the Sting down 3 – 1.  Waterloo opened the third period of play with a goal, but Tristen Konrad quickly replied with his 2^nd goal of the game on a pass from Kaleb Edlington. In the 3^rd both teams notched another goal with Sarnia’s coming from Nolan Rannie, assisted by Evan Wammes.

On Sunday afternoon, the Lambton Jr. Sting AAA Minor Atom faced their third loss of the weekend against the Hamilton Reps. Despite the hard work of Adam Mino in net, the Hamilton Reps went up by 2 goals after the first period of play. The Sting had a few good chances to score around the net but were unable to capitalize.  Nolan Rannie finally put the Sting on the board burying a beautiful power play goal from Blake Butler, but the Hamilton Reps responded with  two more goals to end the second  4 – 2. During the third period of play, the Hamilton Reps added to their lead with 2 more goals until Tyler Steeves scored a top shelf power play goal with an assist going to Christopher Scott.  The Hamilton Reps added one more goal to finish the game at 7 – 2.