Sudbury jumped out to an early lead but couldn't contain North Bay's offence
The Sudbury Wolves fell 7-4 to the visiting North Bay Battalion on Wednesday evening at Sudbury Arena.
Thursday's game saw Sudbury out-shoot their North Bay rivals 41-30. The Battalion went one-for-two on the power play, while Sudbury went zero-for-three. The Pack won the most faceoffs though, taking 32 to the Troops' 29. Just over a minute later, North Bay's Michael Podolioukh buried a feed from Jacob Therrien for his first of the season. However, the Wolves bounced back a few minutes later with goals from Devin Mauro and Nathan Villeneuve to put Sudbury up 3-1 after the first period.
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