A big 5-2 win for the Lambton Jr. Sting Minor Midgets over Chatham-Kent Wednesday evening. Cameron Ware lead the way with a pair of goals, Nolan DeGurse, Nicholas Steeves and Elijah Duquette each added singles. Another impressive outing in net by Port Huron's Andrew Maclean. The Jr Sting are now 2-1 in the six game round robin with their next game Friday night against Brantford at the Progressive Auto Sales Arena. Brantford handed Lambton a 1-0 loss earlier in the round robin. The Major Atoms are at Windsor Thursday night with their first round series tied 1-1.
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