The Bluewater Thunder faced off against their rivals the Sarnia Fury at SCITS and came away on the losing end of a 4-1 game.  The game started well for the Thunder as Nicolas DiScanno found the back of the net about 10 minutes into the game to give the Thunder the lead.  The Fury started to press and were rewarded with a free kick just outside the box and their striker converted the shot to tie the score.  The Fury went up 2-1 when a long ball caused some confusion with the Bluewater sweeper and goal keeper and Fury player knocked it into the open net.  Late in the first half, the Fury were awarded another free kick from in close and made no mistake to take a commanding 3-1 lead into the half-time break.  The Thunder started strong in the second half but were unable to penetrate the strong Fury defence and when they did, the Fury keeper turned them aside.  Late in the second half, the Fury were awarded another free kick and again made no mistake in burying the shot to walk away with a 4-1 victory.

The Bluewater Thunder faced off against the Chatham Attack on a warm evening at SCITS and came away with a disappointing 4-4 tie.  The Thunder started strong when Nicholas Iacobelli fired a long shot over the keepers head after having received a nice pass from Matthew Paquette.  Chatham came right back when they caught the Bluewater defence flat footed and their winger fired home a long shot over the outstretched hands of keeper Stefan Mallozzi.  Paquette scored to give Bluewater the lead again heading into the half-time break.  Chatham came out strong to start the second half and were rewarded with the tying goal off their striker.  Again, the Thunder took the lead when Colin Yazdani scored on a well placed head ball off a cross from Paquette.  Chatham then scored two quick ugly goals to go up by a 4-3 score and had Bluewater on the ropes until Chris Dedecker scored on a rocket of a shot off a free kick to tie the score at 4-4.  With only minutes remaining, the Thunder were awarded a penalty shot to potentially win the game, but the Bluewater player shot it just over the bar and the game ended at 4-4.

Bluewater now heads to Stratford this weekend to play in the Stratford Classic Tournament.