The Bears got on the board first, scoring on their third power play at 13:25 of the first period. Wilson worked his way into the slot and snapped a wrister over J.S. Aubin's right shoulder, banking it off the top of the left post and in.
Wilson made it a 2-0 lead 1:43 into the second period when his shot from close range on the right side got past Aubin. But the Phantoms scored just over a minute later during a five-on-three power play when Flyers prospect Luca Sbisa scored his first professional goal, firing a slap shot from the right side of the slot that beat Michal Neuvirth. The game went to the second intermission with the Bears leading, 2-1.
Staffan Kronwall scored what would end up being the game-winner with just over 5 minutes left in the third period. He took a faceoff win in the right-side circle of the Phantoms' zone, skated into the slot and snapped it over Aubin's blocker, making it 3-1.
Wings defeat Toronto
Team MVP Drew Westervelt scored the go-ahead goal with 1 minute to play as the Wings defeated the Toronto Rock, 16-14, Saturday night at the Wachovia Center in their final regular-season home game.
The Wings are in fourth place in the East Division of the National Lacrosse League, and are at Rochester next Saturday, with the winner securing a playoff berth.
"We had a couple of lapses again tonight but our guys kept fighting back and we got a big win," said coach Dave Huntley.
The Wings jumped on Toronto early, scoring 40 seconds into the game. Athan Iannucci had a first-quarter hat trick for Philadelphia and Westervelt scored twice as the Wings took a four-goal advantage into the second period.
The Rock battled back and took a lead in the fourth quarter, but John Harasym's goal with 5 1/2 minutes left forced a tie, leading to Westervelt's heroics. *
