St. Catharines, ON- Mustangs suffer a 4-0 loss to Brock on their first road game of the season. They'll look to turn things around and gain some points against Brock on Wednesday at home.

In the first period, Badgers stroke early with their captain Marino picking a corner and finding the back of the net just 2:49 into the game to give his team the lead.

Brock continued to come onto Western hard and strong, but Western was able to fend them off, with goaltender Myskiw stopping 11 shots in just the first period.

The second period consisted of lots of back and forth play, but neither team was able to find the back of the net. Brock was able to maintain the 1-0 lead going into the third, with tensions high and lots of intensity from both sides.

The third period gave way for Badger's strong offense as they found a way to break through Western's strong defensive play.

Five minutes into the third, Brock's Tymkin was the first to move the needle, giving the Badgers some insurance in the third. This goal gave Brock a 2-0 lead and generated lots of momentum for the Badger's offense.

Just over halfway through the third, Brock's Sims scored a nice goal in the slot to put the Badgers up 3-0 with less than 10 minutes to go. And not long after Brock's Burnie was able to notch his second goal of the game from a tough angle shot that squeaked in, putting their lead to 4-0.

Western came on strong at the end with some good chances and a strong offensive push due to a late powerplay in the last two minutes of the third, but weren't able to break Badgers Peccia's shutout, who helped secure the Badgers a 4-0 win.

Catch Western in action Wednesday night for a rematch against Brock. Puck-drop is at 7pm at Thompson Arena.