Peterborough Lakers Down 2-0 In Series to Six Nations Chiefs After 11-7 Home Loss

The Peterborough Lakers find themselves in a 2-0 series deficit after taking an 11-7 loss to the Six Nations Chiefs at the Peterborough Memorial Centre on Tuesday night.

Photo courtesy of David Pickering and the Peterborough Lakers.

Six Nations got a nice start with a shorthanded goal to open the game. Brad McCulley retaliated for Peterborough to tie it at one. The defending champs rang off another two goals but Mike Robinson scored at the last second to keep it a game for the Lakers.

The visitors opened their offense with a six-goal flurry. Peterborough could only muster two goals that period, thanks to Breadon Saris and McCulley’s second of the game, for a 9-4 score.

The third period saw Six Nations start with a goal to put the Lakers in a six-goal deficit. Braedon Saris got one back for the Lakers onl to be met by another Chiefs goal. Peterborough tacked on two more from Holden Cattoni and Thomas Hoggarth but the lead was too great for the Lakers and fell 11-7.

Game three is at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena in Six Nations on Thursday, with Game four back at the Memorial Centre on Saturday night at 7 p.m.

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