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THUNDER BAY – The teddy bears were tossed and with them came a much-needed momentum shift for the Lakehead Thunderwolves.
Though it would take another comeback, thanks to a three-goal third, the Wolves finally managed to outlast the last-place Waterloo Warriors, edging them 7-5 to pick up two key points in what should prove to be a tight playoff battle in the OUA West standings. Any penalty proved to be trouble against the Warriors, who scored three power-play goals in as many power-play chances. Dan Walker, Brendan Bowie and Tate Popple, with a sharp-angled shot from the red-line, were the first to beat LU starting netminder Max Wright, who was chased after the third goal, replaced by Christian Cicigoi.
Ho cut the lead to one before the period closed, taking a feed from Keighan Gerrie behind the Waterloo net, then just 79 seconds into the third, Smith set up the equalizer, firing a pass to Pouliot on a 2-on-1.“I heard scream 2-on-1,” Pouliot said. “As soon as he yelled that I knew I had to pass it to him. I knew he was going to score because he’s really good at it.
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