Posted by Sudbury Northern Life 
The Sudbury Wolves finished off their Western Conference road trip on Sunday with a 6-2 loss to the London Knights.
The Wolves began the road trip on Thursday, Jan. 22, when they travelled to Windsor and secured one point in the overtime loss. Despite strong efforts, the Pack would suffer losses to the Plymouth Whalers on Saturday and the Knights on Sunday afternoon.
The Wolves made their one and only visit to London on Sunday, and saw the Knights take an early 1-0 lead in the contest on a goal by John Tavares.
The Wolves did reply shortly after the midway point of the frame on a power play goal by former London Knight, Akim Aliu, who was assisted by John McFarland. The Knights regained the lead at the 19:59 minute of the period with a power play goal by Michael Del Zotto.
The Knights added to their lead early in the second period on a goal by Philip McRae. The Wolves did cut the lead to one on a goal by Gerome Giudice with assists from Jared Staal and Frankie Santini, but the Knights regained their two goal lead on a power play marked by John Carlson and entered the second intermission with a 4-2 lead.
The Knights added two more markers in the third period to
secure the 6-2 victory.
The starting netminder for the Sudbury Wolves was Andrew
Loverock who had a solid performance in goal making 36 saves
for the loss while the Knight's Trevor Cann made 30 saves
for the win.
Each team was assessed 18 penalties throughout the game.
The Sudbury Wolves return home to the Sudbury Arena on Tuesday, Jan. 27 to host the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds and resume the Bell Challenge Cup series. Game time is 7:30 p.m.
