Out to the golf course: The Burnaby Lakers were eliminated in four straight game in their Western Lacrosse Association best-of-seven semifinal to the Langley Thunder. The Lakers lost 11-10 on Thursday night and are done for the season.
Photograph by: Lisa King file photo , BURNABY NOW
The Burnaby Lakers' first playoff appearance since 2008 ended as quickly as it started.
The Lakers dropped an 11-10 home decision to the Langley Thunder on Thursday and were swept out of the Western Lacrosse Association playoffs in four straight games.
The Thunder were led by former Burnaby Jr. Lakers star Garrett Billings, who had five assists on Thursday and was high point man for the visitors.
Sniper Athan Iannucci had three goals and an assist for the Thunder while linemate Lewis Ratcliff had one goal and three assists for the Thunder, who now await the winner of the Coquitlam-Victoria semifinal.
The Lakers were led by Scott Jones, Dane Stevens and Colton Clark, who each had four-point outings in the loss. Matt Quinton also contributed a hat trick for the Lakers, who led 7-6 after two periods, only to be outscored 5-3 in the final frame.
Burnaby NOW sports editor Tom Berridge was at the game and will have a full recap in the Aug. 15 Burnaby NOW.
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