Photo courtesy of OHL Images.

Photo courtesy of OHL Images.

Sting's Win Streak Ends in Kingston

By Rick Burrows

November 4, 2017 - 10:59am

The Sarnia Sting's winning streak has ended at 14 games.

The Kingston Frontenacs scored five goals in the third period enroute to a 7-1 victory over the visiting Sting Friday night.

Jordan Ernst scored the lone goal for Sarnia, his tenth of the season.

Jason Robertson and Ryan Cranford scored twice for the Frontenacs with singles going to Jacob Paquette, Nathan Dunkley and Tyler Burnie.

The Sting were outshot 36-19 with Aiden Hughes in net for Sarnia.

Sarnia ends their eastern roadtrip Sunday in Ottawa. The pregame show starts at 1;35pm on 103.9 FM - 1070 AM CHOK.

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