SoHi Hockey Drops Overtime Conference Game to Palmer: Kenai Falls To Wasilla

Author: Coach Dan Gensel |

Outstanding goaltending resulted in an overtime outcome as the Palmer Moose downed SoHi 3-2 in Railbelt Conference hockey action on Thursday at the MTA Center in Palmer.

 

Palme 3 – SoHi 2

A late Palmer rally resulted in a Railbelt victory for the Palmer Moose 3-2 over SoHi.

The Stars and Moose played scoreless through the first period with the Moose outshooting SoHi 11-5. In the second period, SoHi opened the scoring with a Zeek Miller goal midway through the period.  Palmer answered with a goal with only 1:08 remaining to tie the game at 1-1.

 

The teams battled deep into the third period with SoHi taking a 2-1 lead at 11:25 on a Jace Applehans goal, as Boone Theiler recorded his second assist.  Palmer answered with a game-tying goal with one minute remaining, a second goal for Matais Broughton..  In the overtime period, Palmer scored just 1:08 into the extra period on a Kinan Greco goal for the 3-2 Railbelt Conference victory.  Palmer hands SoHi its second conference loss and the Moose now stand in first place in the Railbelt.

SoHi’s Tanner Clyde recorded 37 saves on 40 shots; Palmer’s Brody Joseph recorded 21 saves for the Moose.

 

SoHi returns to the ice on Friday at 7:00 p.m. against Colony at the Menard Arena.  On Saturday, the Stars face Wasilla at the Brett Arena in Wasilla.

 

Kenai 3 – Wasilla 6

Kenai struggled to score through the first period allowing a 2-0 lead for the Wasilla Warriors on goals by Owen Hoyt and Branson Starheim.

Reagan Graves scored Kenai’s first goal midway through the second period for a 2-1 Wasilla lead.  The Warriors added three straight goals to close the period with a 5-1 advantage.

Gavin Liles and Logan Mese closed the gap to 5-3 in the third, before a final Wasilla added a final goal for the 6-3 victory in non-conference hockey.

Kenai’s Evyn Witt recorded 19 saves;  Kole Kite recorded 20 saves for the Warriors.

 

Kenai travels to Anchorage on Friday to play East High at 4:30 p.m. at Ben Boeke Arena.  On Saturday, the Kardinals battle Railbelt Conference Palmer at 12:30 p.m. at the MTA Center in Palmer.

Kenai vs Palmer hockey will be broadcast on KSRM 920AM and streamed live at radiokenai.com

 

Author: Coach Dan Gensel

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