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Storm conquers Lightning

Published on March 3, 2013
Published on March 3, 2013
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John Labatt Centre , Credit Union Place , London , Canada

After losing in overtime one week ago, the Summerside STORM get the job done in London Saturday night beating the Lightning 109-105 in front of over 4,200 fans at the John Labatt Centre. The Storm now are the league's only team with a winning record against the Lightning having won twice and lost once to the NBL of Canada's number one team.

Greg Plummer had a great night for the Storm with 32 points and nine rebounds while going 6-12 from the 3-point line. Omari Johnson and Brandon Robinson each scored 23 while Al Stewart narrowly missed a triple-double with 14 points, nine rebounds and nine assists. Adrian Moss led the Lightning attack with 21 points.

The Storm move closer to clinching the Atlantic Division of the NBL with two road victories in three days and sit at 21-14, good for second overall in the league and first in their division.

Now Storm fans can get ready to welcome the team home for five straight home games to end the regular season starting Tuesday night at Credit Union Place at 7 p.m. for a date against the Saint John Mill Rats.

Tickets for the final five regular season Storm home games are on sale at the Credit Union Place box office or by going online at www.stormbasketball.ca. For more information about group ticket packages email info@stormbasketball.ca or phone 315-3290.

 

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    Morris Dalla Costa
    - March 3, 2013 at 13:28:03

    Hi, FYI for future reference. Crowd Saturday at Storm/Lightning game was 4,752. One other thing the John Labatt Centre is now The Budweiser Gardens. Changed a short time ago. Thanks

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