Petes Fight Back from 3-0 Deficit, Ultimately Fall to Wolves in OT
October 16, 2022 - Ontario Hockey League (OHL)
Peterborough Petes News Release
(Sudbury, ON) - The Peterborough Petes finished off their northern road trip in Sudbury on Sunday afternoon to take on the Wolves. The Petes would fall to Sudbury 4-3 in overtime.
Sam Mayer picked up two points on the night with a goal and an assist. Sahil Panwar scored his first as a Pete. J.R Avon scored his third goal in two games and Jack Van Volsen recorded his first OHL assist. Michael Simpson made 28 saves in the loss.
Game Recap:
First Period:
(SBY) Kieron Walton scores his first of the year assisted by David Goyette and Nolan Collins
(SBY) Landon McCallum scores his first of the year assisted by Evan Konyen and Alex Assadourian
(SBY) Alex Pharand scores his fourth of the year assisted by Alex Assadourian and Matthew Mania
Second Period:
Sahil Panwar scores his first as a Pete assisted by Sam Mayer and Nick Lardis
J.R. Avon scores his fourth of the year assisted by Connor Lockhart and Chase Stillman
Third Period:
Sam Mayer scores his third of the year assisted by Jack Van Volsen and Tucker Robertson
Overtime:
Nathan Villeneuve scores his first of the year assisted by Dylan Robinson and Evan Konyen
The Petes next home game is Thursday, October 20th at 7:05PM when the Kingston Frontenacs come to town for Disney Night at the PMC. Tickets can be purchased by visiting the Grant Thornton Box Office in-person or online.
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