EDMONTON, Alberta (Interstat) — Nick Hornsby posted 14 points, 11 rebounds and seven assists to lead the Edmonton Stingers to a 95-87 victory over the Calgary Surge on Wednesday at Edmonton Expo Center. The Stingers improved to 8-10 in the Canadian Elite Basketball League, while Calgary fell to 8-13.

Edmonton trailed 25-23 after the second quarter but used a strong fourth-quarter push, outscoring Calgary 26-25, to secure the win. Addison Patterson led Calgary with 20 points and five rebounds. Stanley Davis added 18 points, four rebounds and two assists for Edmonton. Isaac Jack contributed 11 points and four rebounds. Adonis Arms scored 15 points for Calgary, while Armani Chaney had 11 points and five assists. Tre King and Scottie Lindsey each scored 11 points for Edmonton, and Emmanuel Bandoumel added 11 points.

Edmonton held a 28-17 first-quarter lead and maintained the advantage through the third quarter despite a 23-16 scoring edge for Calgary in the third. The Stingers shot from the floor, from three-point range and from the free-throw line. Calgary shot from the floor, from three and from the line.