On Saturday, November 17, 2007 the London Nationals visited Germain Arena to play the Sarnia Jr. Sting. Both teams came out flying and early in the first period, goalie Patrick Kelly made a great glove save on a flying National player. London scored two quick goals to go ahead 2-0 at the end of one

period.

The Sting came out flying in the second period however London managed to score a goal to go ahead 3-0. Some excellent goaltending by Patick Kelly seem to spark the play of the home team. Max Steeves made a great rush from the red line and scored the first goal on a wrist shot, with an assist going to Dylan Schroeter.
 

The Sting continued hustling and the hard work paid off with Cameron Rannie scored on a odd angle shot from the side of the net with an assist going to Max Steeves. London was clinging to a 3-2 lead.

The line of Max Steeves, Cameron Rannie and Dylan Schroeter were all over the Nationals for a whole shift, however, came close but could not tie the game. The Sting played hard and carried most of the play in the second period.
 

The early part of the third period saw both teams trade excellent scoring opportunities as Patrick Kelly came up with two big saves including another great glove save. The Sting carried the play, however, could not bury their numerous chances. London got another crazy bounce in front of the net,

after an initial save by Kelly, London scored to make it 4-2.

The Sting continued their hustle and great team work which resulted in many other scoring chances, but the puck was not on their side this game. London scored a last minute powerplay to score to win the game 5-2.
 

Great team effort boys and continue the hard work.............GO STING