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Sarnia Sting 10, Ottawa 67s 3

At home in Ottawa, the 67s fell 10-3 to the Sting.

Sarnia scored six times in the third period to turn a two-goal advantage into a 10-3 road win over the Ottawa 67s. The result was built across three distinct stretches: a Sarnia edge in the opening period, an even second, and a decisive final frame.

How the Game Played Out

Sarnia took the first-period scoring 3-1, opening the gap between the teams. Ottawa found the net once in the period, but the Sting scored three times to finish the opening frame with a two-goal advantage. That early difference shaped the scoreboard through the middle period, even as Ottawa matched Sarnia’s scoring there.

The second period ended 1-1. Each team added one goal, leaving Sarnia ahead by two after two periods: Ottawa had scored twice, while Sarnia had scored four times. The middle frame therefore kept the margin unchanged. Ottawa’s scoring kept the 67s on the board, but the period’s even split did not cut into the Sting’s lead.

The third period changed the scale of the result. Sarnia scored six times to Ottawa’s one, taking the period 6-1 and bringing the final to 10-3. After the teams traded goals in the second, the final frame supplied the widest separation of the game. Sarnia’s four-goal cushion after two periods became a seven-goal final margin; Ottawa added once more, while the Sting added six.

Across the full game, Ottawa scored once in each period, for three goals. Sarnia scored three in the first, one in the second and six in the third, reaching 10. The period totals show how the result developed: the Sting established their advantage early, maintained the same margin through a balanced middle period, then expanded it sharply in the third.

What the Result Means

For Sarnia, the final is a 10-goal performance and a win in this OHL matchup. Its period-by-period scoring shows both an early lead and a strong finish: the Sting had the advantage after the first, matched Ottawa in the second, and then produced the game’s largest scoring period. The 10-3 result leaves Sarnia as the clear winner on the night.

For Ottawa, the three goals came evenly across the periods, but the 67s could not reduce Sarnia’s lead in the second or keep the third-period margin from growing. The confirmed result establishes the outcome of this matchup, but the available game facts do not provide standings, a series situation or either team’s broader record. The next OHL result will add the next chapter to both teams’ seasons.

Watch the Highlights

Watch the game highlights in the video above for the matchup between the Ottawa 67s and Sarnia Sting. The scoreboard’s defining shift came in the third, when Sarnia outscored Ottawa 6-1 to finish at 10-3.

Final Score: Ottawa 67s 3, Sarnia Sting 10.

Final Score: Ottawa 67s 3, Sarnia Sting 10.

Source: Highlightly match API

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