Say good Knight to Storm season
The Guelph Storm season came to a close on Friday night versus London thanks to a 6-2 defeat. The win gives the Knights a 4-1 series win as they advance to the Western Conference Semifinals.

Storm overpowered by Knights
An 8-2 home ice loss on Thursday night leaves the Storm down 3-1 in the best-of-seven series needing three straight wins to reach the second round.

Round three goes to the Storm
In Game One in London, Nazem Kadri was the hero netting the OT winner in a 4-3 decision.  In Game Three, Kadri was the goat as Guelph capitalized on a penalty by the dynamic forward in the final minute to grab a 5-4 road win.

Same score but different storyline in 4-3 loss
For the second game in a row, the Storm dropped a 4-3 decision versus the Knights in their Western Conference Quarterfinal Series, but the two games had much different storylines.

Knights edge Storm in sudden death
Friday night in London, the Storm owned a 3-2 lead over the Knights with under four minutes to play in the third before surrendering the equalizer and setting up Nazem Kadri's overtime heroics with 3:07 remaining in overtime.

Regular season ends with sixth straight win
With the playoffs looming the Storm were playing to move up the Western Conference standings and guaranteed themselves at least seventh with a 3-0 win over the Attack in Owen Sound.

Storm jumps two spots into sixth with win
Friday night in front of a sold-out crowd at the Sleeman Centre, the Storm won their fifth straight to jump over the Erie Otters and Saginaw Spirit into sixth spot in the Western Conference.

Storm makes Sting fourth straight victim
Mathew Sisca had two goals and three assists while Taylor Beck added two goals and two assists as the Guelph Storm defeated the Sarnia Sting 7-4 in Ontario Hockey League action Thursday.

Shootout win over rivals earns playoff spot
Sunday afternoon in front of 4,993 at the Sleeman Centre, the Storm took a hard fought 5-4 shootout win over the Kitchener Rangers to clinch a spot in the OHL playoffs for the 18th consecutive season.

Storm doubles Sting
Friday night in front of 4,553 fans at the Sleeman Centre, the Storm gained ground on a few teams in the Western Conference playoff race with a 6-3 win over the visiting Sarnia Sting.

Storm narrows gap on 7th with critical win
Wednesday night in Erie, the Storm surrendered the first goal against the Otters before responding with four straight over the final 40 minutes to pick up two crucial points with a 4-1 win.

Sunday setback for Storm
In Saginaw on Sunday afternoon, the Storm were looking to extend their three-game win streak and pull just two points back of the Saginaw Spirit, but came up short in a 4-3 loss.

Foote steps up in road win over Whalers
Saturday night, the Storm made it three in a row with a 3-2 road win over the Plymouth Whalers thanks in large part to a tremendous game by Brandon Foote between the pipes for Guelph.

Storm hangs on for win over Petes
Friday night at the Sleeman Centre, Storm jumped out to a 6-2 lead early in the third period and then hung on to defeat the Peterborough Petes 6-5.

Sudbury Saturday night unkind to Storm
In January, the Storm had their way with the visiting Sudbury Wolves in an 8-3 win.  Just over one month later, Guelph was in Sudbury, where the Wolves turned the tables in a one-sided 5-1 win.