The London Lightning take on the Brampton A's, January 25, 2015. (Photo courtesy of B.Lock via the London Lightning)

The London Lightning take on the Brampton A's, January 25, 2015. (Photo courtesy of B.Lock via the London Lightning)

Lightning Fall To River Lions

By Kirk Dickinson

December 28, 2015 - 1:52am

The London Lightning were defeated 106-104 in a close game against the Niagara River Lions on Sunday.

Despite leading the River Lions for the first three quarters, London lost the game after Niagara made a comeback in the fourth frame.

Tyshawn Patterson led the Lightning with 25 points, while Stephen Maxwell added 23 points and eight rebounds. Kevin Loiselle also scored 17 points.

The loss puts London at 1-1 in the season.

The Lightning play their next game at home on Tuesday against the Windsor Express.

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