Spitfires dominate Bulldogs, walk away with 5-1 win
The Windsor Spitfires were on the road last night where they faced off against the Brantford Bulldogs.
The Spits walked away victorious with a 5-1 win in their pocket – dominating the rink throughout the first period.
Windsor doubled the Bulldogs’ shots on net, with 16 shots to Brantford’s 8 in the first 20 minutes of ice time.
In the second period, the Bulldogs gave the Spitfires a run for their money – however, the pressure they put on the Spitfires wasn’t enough, Windsor walked away with a 3-0 lead heading into the third period.
The Bulldogs managed to secure a goal in the third, however, Windsor put two more into their net, walking away with their 5-1 win.
The Spitfires have nearly a week to practice ahead of their next game against the Bulldogs on Friday.
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