Sports Review Hornets vs Cougars Dec 23

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The Alliston Hornets dominated in the first period of Sunday's game against the Penetang Kings at the New Tec Rec Centre in Alliston, but that didn't' mean the Kings had given up.
After playing to 3-1 lead at the end of the first period, the Kings returned to score twice in the second period then tie it up early in the final twenty minutes.
Penetang's Jaob Robitaille scored the game opener at 4:13 into the game.
The Alliston response was three by the time the period ended.
Hornets goals came from Eric Shannon, Tanner Dockerty on a powerplay, and Randy Cox.
A fourth Alliston goal a just over a minute into the second period from Cam Nicoll seemed to place the game out of reach for the Kings, but two more goals got Penetang
back into the game.
Kings goals came from Robitaille and Tyler Simmons - both on powerplay efforts.

The Kings tied up early in the third period on another powerplay goal from Zach Leduc.
The Hornets responded on their own powerplay when Cox got his second of the game on an assist fom William Bradon.
The insurance again came from Cox when he got the hattrick on a pass from Zack Skubnik with just under two minutes remaining.
A final empty netter from Dakota Brooks with two seconds left in the game provided the final score.
The Hornets are still in second place in the league with 48 points.
The Stayner Siskins are holding on to the number one spot with
53 points after 32 games.
The Hornets will travel to Stayner on Thursday, January 12, for an 8: 30 p.m. start against the Siskins.
They return to home ice on Friday, January 13, to face the Midland Flyers.
The puck drop is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.