Despite losing two of three games last weekend, the Sarnia Sting are ranked number one in the CHL top ten for the third week in a row. The 15-3 Sting host Sault Ste Marie Friday night and Owen Sound Sunday afternoon. The Greyhounds, ranked fifth, are the only other OHL squad to make the top ten. The 11-3-1 Switft Current Broncos are ranked second in the nation
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