Box Score The No.6 Lancer men's hockey team suffered just their second loss of the season when they fell 5-4 to the Waterloo Warriors in double overtime at South Windsor Arena.
 
With the loss, the Lancers are now 13-1-1 on the season and continue to remain in first place in the OUA. The Warriors head into the holiday break on a six game win streak and a 10-6-1 record to sit right behind Windsor in the west division standings.
 
The Lancers opened up the scoring just four minutes in as Saverio Posa rang one off the glass on a dump in. The puck ended up bouncing into the net as Warrior goaltender Mike Morrison came out to play the puck.
 
The Warriors answered shortly after with a goal from Brett Mackie as he put one over the shoulder of Parker Van Buskirk to even the score at 1-1. Waterloo then took a 2-1 lead as Adam Bignell scored with assists from Chris Chappell and Colin Behanna. Julian Luciani evened it up for the Lancers at 2 a piece at 14:43 of the first period with assists from Spencer Pommells and Dylan Denomme.
 
Shortly after this goal, the Lancers went to the power play and Kenny Bradford scored just 10 seconds into the Waterloo penalty putting the Lancer's up 3-2 heading into the second period.
 
Both teams battled hard and scored one goal each in the second period. Bradford scored his second of the game, while Chris Chappell added the Warriors marker.
 
With the Lancers up by one going into the third period, Waterloo came out hard and scored just two minutes into the period to tie the game 4-4. Both goalies and defenceman turned away many chances in an even played match, forcing the game into overtime.
 
The first overtime saw no goals so the game advanced into a 3-on-3 second overtime period. Waterloo who came out on top as Chappell put one past VanBuskirk for his second of the game to earn the win for the visiting Warriors.
 
Van Buskirk finished the game with 31 saves while Waterloo's Mike Morrison had 49 saves in an a hard earned win. Spencer Pommells finished the game with three assists to stay atop the CIS leaderboard with 32 points.
 
Windsor will hit the road tomorrow night to face the York Lions at 7:00pm in Toronto, before closing out the front portion of their schedule next Wednesday when they host the Western Mustangs at 7:30pm at South Windsor Arena. The game can been seen live at www.oua.tv and hear on CJAM 99.1FM.