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Knights take charge in Game 3
The London Knights showcased their dominance in Game 3 of the Western Conference quarter-finals, defeating the Owen Sound Attack 7-4 on April 1. With this victory, the Knights now lead the series three games to none, putting them in a strong position as they aim for the next round.
Sam O’Reilly and Easton Cowan were the stars of the night, each contributing two goals and two assists, while Sam Dickinson also made a significant impact with one goal and three assists.
Fast-paced action keeps fans on the edge
The game kicked off with Owen Sound’s Ben Cormier scoring the first goal, igniting the home crowd’s excitement. However, the Knights quickly responded, with Dickinson tying the game just before the end of the first period. The second period was a whirlwind of action, featuring five goals that left the score tied at 4-4.
The Knights’ ability to maintain composure under pressure was evident as they outshot the Attack 39-22, showcasing their offensive prowess.
Key players shine in critical moments
O’Reilly’s second goal of the game proved to be the turning point, giving the Knights a 5-4 lead.
Despite breaking his stick during the shot, O’Reilly’s determination paid off as the puck crossed the line. Cowan and Jared Woolley also played pivotal roles, with Woolley scoring for the second consecutive game. The Knights’ strategic plays and teamwork were instrumental in securing their victory, demonstrating their readiness for the challenges ahead in the playoffs.
