Friday Night Rewind - Sundogs Stop Komets in OT


Three CHL teams had their home openers on Friday with Bloomington, Texas and Arizona all coming up with big wins, all by one goal.

Friday’s Summaries

Komets 1 at Sundogs 2 (OT)
The Sundogs and Komets played a defensive battle with both regulation goals coming in a 2:30 span of the late first period and early second period before the ‘Dogs triumphed in overtime thanks to a Mark Kolanos power play goal.  Doug Groenestege finished with 28 saves in the game for Arizona. 

Mallards 2 at Gems 3
The Gems gave up a couple of power play goals but battled back erasing a 2-1 deficit with goals from Paul Ferraro and Matt Szypura to win their second game in three tries this season.  Jeff Jakaitis made 32 saves earning the win for Dayton.

Rush 2 at Eagles 5
A couple of new Eagles for the 2010-11 season stood tall on Friday as Scott May netted a hat trick and Kyle Jones made 30 saves.
 
Americans 5 at Mudbugs 3
Allen trailed 2-1 heading into the third period but rallied back scoring four times in the final frame to stay perfect on the season at 4-0-0.  Tobias Whelan, Judd Blackwater and Jarret Lukin each scored one of the three unanswered for Allen.

Killer Bees 2 at Brahmas 3
The Brahmas dominated the shot board 45-18 and squeaked out a one-goal win taking their first ‘w’ of the season,  Tyler Allen broke a one-all tie late in the third period and Matt Pierce had a pair of helpers.

Jackalopes 4 at PrairieThunder 5
Five different skaters scored for the PrairieThunder who improved to 2-0 on the season and won their home opener.  Marco Emond made 27 saves to earn the win and Bill Bagron scored a goal and had an assist.

IceMen 5 at RiverKings 2
After trailing 2-1 after 20 minutes, the IceMen roared back scoring four unanswered goals with Mario Larocque scoring a goal with an assist and both Nick Schneider and John Dipace scoring third period shorthanded goals. 

Thunder 1 at Mavericks 2
The Mavs improved to 11-0 all-time versus Wichita who remains winless on the young season at 0-3-0.  Gerry Festa made 35 saves and Mike Berry broke a one-all tie in the second period improving the Missouri mark to 2-0-1 on the season.







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