Neither team would find the back of the net until the 7:53 mark of the second period when Porter Martone would tie the game up for the Steelheads by scoring his whopping 17th goal of the season to tie the game 3-3.

The Wolves hit the dressing room for the first intermission with a 3-2 lead, thanks to a strong power play performance that saw the Pack go two-for-five in first.

Shortly after, the Steelheads would run into significant penalty trouble that would help Dalibor Dvorsky score his 14th goal of the season for Sudbury to tie the game 2-2.Īt the 14:14 mark of the opening period, with the Wolves on another power play, David Goyette scored his 12th goal of the season, to cap off an eventful first period. Mississauga would increase their lead to 2-0 just 1:38 later thanks to a goal by Luke Misa, his 11th of the season.įast forward to just over halfway through the first and the Wolves would get on the board to cut the Steelheads lead to 2-1 thanks to a goal by Landon McCallum, his ninth of the season. Mississauga wasted no time in finding the back of the net in this game, when Finn Harding scored his fifth goal of the season just 1:32 into the game. Jakub Vondras was the starting goaltender on the road for the Wolves while Jack Ivankovic was in goal for Mississauga.Ĭoming into this game, the Wolves sat below 17th place in the Ontario Hockey League on the Power Play. The Sudbury Wolves were on the road on Sunday afternoon for a game against the powerhouse Mississauga Steelheads.

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