The London Lightning battled back to beat the Halifax Hurricanes 105-92 on Tuesday and take a 2-1 series lead in the NBL Canada Finals.
London scored a 27-25 advantage in the first quarter but Halifax fought in the second to take a 49-44 lead going into halftime.
The Lightning started the second half by gaining a two point lead over the Hurricanes, but Halifax retook the lead by ten points with 5:54 left in the quarter. The Hurricanes remained ahead 79-70 heading into the final frame.
London surged in the fourth to gain a 83-79 lead with 8:26 left in the game, and continued their momentum to win with a 14 point advantage.
Ryan Anderson led London with 33 points, ten assists and seven rebounds.
The two teams return to the court on Thursday for Game 4 at 7pm in Halifax.
