The Sarnia Sting scored three unanswered goals in the first period enroute to a 5-3 victory over the Knights in London.
Marek Berka (3) opened the scoring for Sarnia at the 7:55 mark on a breakaway with assists from Jacob Perreault and Colton Kammerer.
At 13:21 Jamieson Rees scored his 17th goal of the season with Anthony Tabak and Justin Nolet assisting.
Joseph Mack (4) tallied for the Sting with less than three minutes left in the period with assists going to Tabak and Eric Hjorth.
Thirteen seconds into the second period Swedish import Hjorth (8) made the score 4-0 for the Sting on the power play assisted by Perreault and Ryan McGregor.
The Knights would rally with Luke Evangelista scoring at 15:14 of the second and power play goals from Jonathan Gruden and Nathan Dunkley in the third before Sean Josling (24) sealed the deal for Sarnia with an empty-netter.
Ryan Merkley had three assists for the Knights.
Sarnia goaltender Ethan Langevin stopped 35 of 38 shots while Brett Brochu made 13 saves and Dylan Myskiw turned aside 8 shots for London.
Sting captain Ryan McGregor said it's always good to leave Budweiser Garden with two points. "I thought we played well and it was a good team win."
He said the the team's depth is really starting to kick in. "It's been showing obviously. "Hillsy's" (Theo Hill) line and "Berky's" (Marek Berka) line have been going. We're a pretty high potent scoring team and when you add those guys and they start chippin' in it's pretty tough for other teams."
The Sting host the Mississauga Steelheads Saturday at 4:05 p.m.
The pregame show starts at 3:35 p.m. on 103.9 FM - 1070 AM CHOK.
