The Georgetown Raiders, the town's junior A hockey team, fell 4-3 to the Markham Royals Saturday, Nov. 14, their sixth straight loss in the results Lokul has collected.

Georgetown scored on two of its seven power plays, while Markham went 0 for 1 with the extra man. But the Royals' biggest goal came while they were a man short: Ungerman scored shorthanded at 10:04 of the third period to put Markham up 4-2. Mosler-Plata pulled the Raiders within one at 18:27, set up by Adam and Cabral, but Georgetown couldn't find the tying goal.

Markham outshot Georgetown 35-28. Raiders goalie Quinn kept his team in it with 31 saves.

The one-goal margin made it the closest game of the slide, which began with a 7-4 loss to the Burlington Cougars on Oct. 24. The low point came Nov. 6, when the Cougars beat Georgetown 10-0. The Raiders' last win was 7-5 over the Toronto Warriors on Oct. 18.

Six straight losses for the Raiders
DateOpponentScore
Oct. 24Burlington Cougars4-7
Oct. 31King Rebellion2-4
Nov. 1Collingwood Blues1-7
Nov. 3Stouffville Spirit2-8
Nov. 6Burlington Cougars0-10
Nov. 14Markham Royals3-4

The Ontario Junior Hockey League's standings list Georgetown 9th of 12 teams in the West Conference, with 16 points.