Box Score

Make it three in a row for Texas Brahmas goaltender Mark Guggenberger who made 25 saves lifting the Brahmas to their fifth straight win and their third consecutive shutout.

Guggenberger runs his scoreless minute streak to the longest in the CHL this season at 215:16 and move to within a shout of the all-time CHL record of 222:41 set during the 2007-08 season by John DeCaro (Bossier-Shreveport).  The stretch for the rookie Guggenberger already ranks as the fourth longest scoreless minute streak in CHL history.

Individual Scoreless Minute Record (All-Time)
222:41 – John DeCaro, Bossier-Shreveport (2007-08)
222:01 – Shawn Silver, Indianapolis (2002-03)
217:52 – Mark Bernard, San Antonio (1994-95)
215:16 – Mark Guggenberger, Texas (2011-12)
191:87 – Rod Branch, Tulsa (2001-02)

The Brahmas needed and got just the one goal in the game scored by defenseman Jacques Perrault in the second period.  It was his fifth goal of the season and first game winner.

Guggenberger’s toughest frame was the third period where he faced 13 shots stopping them all.  He runs his record to 14-4-3 on the season.

Wylie Rogers takes the loss making 22 saves on 23 shots.

The Brahmas and the Killer Bees meet again and Guggenberger could be in a position to set the league’s record with another 7:25 of shutout hockey.