The Sudbury Five’s Tuesday road trip to London ended in a 120-107 loss to the Lightning.
The game started off closely contested with the first quarter ending in a very narrow score of 25-24, with London holding a slim lead.
Sudbury came back in the second quarter to score 36 points, with contributions from Duane Notice, who led the Five with 27 points in the game, and Raymar Morgan, who scored 13.
At halftime, the Five were up by a score of 60-56.
The Lightning came back in the third in a big way, and by the end of the quarter held a 90-86 lead.
London came up huge in the fourth and final quarter, scoring 34 points while holding the Five to just 23, and came away with the victory 120-107 over Sudbury.
After the loss, the Sudbury Five now hold a record of 11 wins and eight losses on the season.
You can see the top players from around the Basketball Super League in action in Sudbury on March 9 for the inaugural Basketball Super League All-Star Event.
The All-Star Skills Competition begins at 6:15 p.m. immediately followed by the inaugural Basketball Super League all-star game at 7 p.m.
The Sudbury Five next take the court March 16 at home against the Derby City Distillers with tip off scheduled for 7 p.m.
Super fan Robert McCarthy covers Sudbury Wolves games for Sudbury.com. Got a question for Robert? Email it to [email protected].
