The Marlies scored early and then rode the hot goaltending of Jean-Francois Racine to victory in a 2-1 shootout win over the San Antonio Rampage on Saturday evening at Ricoh Coliseum. Toronto is back in the winner's circle after being held pointless in consecutive games for the first time since late November.
Toronto opened the night's scoring for the fifth straight game when Brad Leeb deflected a Brendan Bell point-shot over the right shoulder of Rampage starting netminder Karl Goehring at 3:30 of the first period giving the Marlies an early lead. The power-play goal was Leeb's 22nd tally of the season, his highest total since recording 24 goals in 77 games with St. John's in 2002-03. Bell played one of his strongest games of the season in a game in which the Marlies continued to rely heavily on veteran defencemen what with four players at that position currently on recall to the parent Maple Leafs. The Ottawa native had six shots on goal and was named the game's third-star for his efforts. John Pohl also picked-up an assist on the play.
Following a scoreless second period, Randall Gelech tied the game at 1-1 when he lifted a shot over a prone J-F Racine from in-close at 4:09 of the final frame. San Antonio's Goehring was spectacular throughout the evening in helping his teammates get the game to overtime and then made six key saves in the extra-session. The Marlies had a full two-minute power-play when San Antonio defenceman Brad Tiley took an interference penalty 42 seconds into overtime, but they could still not solve Goehring. The Minnesota native's strong night finally went sour when John Pohl and Colin Murphy scored in the shootout to give the home-side the win. Racine stopped the Rampage's Mike Bishai, Layne Ulmer, Jeff Taffe and Eric Chouinard while earning second star honours in the process. Goehring was named the game's first-star in front of 3,219 fans in Toronto.</quote>
Texas Style Shootout At Ricoh
Marlies' Racine quells Rampage
Rampage road report: @Toronto 2, Rampage 1 (SO)
Boxscore
Three Stars
1. SAN - 40 Karl Goehring
2. TOR - 31 Jean-Francois Racine
3. TOR - 9 Brendan Bell
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Next Game: Toronto Marlies (26-20-3) at Cleveland Barons
When: Thursday, February 9, 2006 at 7:05 PM (ET)
Where: Quicken Loans Arena
TV: B2 Networks
Radio: AM 640
Web site: www.torontomarlies.com (includes link to B2 Networks $6 web cast).
The Gwinett Gladiators (Atlanta) took a 5-3 victory of the Pensacola Ice Pilots Saturday night in Georgia. Bobby Cunningham had a goal and two assists, and Brandon Cook and Adam Courchaine each had a goal and an assist for the Pilots who could find little offense against a fast skating Gwinnett squad in the second and third periods.
Pensacola put only four shots on net in the second period. Toronto prospect Todd Ford made 43 saves in the Ice Pilots net as the Gadiators outshot the Maple Leaf's affilate 48 to 28.
Pensacola was without Dave Turon and Steven Later who had been called up to the Marlies.
Ice Pilots let one slip in Gwinnett, 5-3
Boxscore
- Location:Home on the Range
- Mood:
quixotic - Music:Big & Rich: Save A Horse, Ride A Cowboy
San Antonio Rampage goaltender David LeNeveu had a shutout bid through 58:56 before allowing Rochester’s lone goal as the Americans shutout the Rampage 1-0 Saturday night at the AT&T Center.
Chris Thorburn captured the game-winning goal with 1:04 left in regulation. Dominic Noel and Jeff Jillson were credited with the assists and prevent the extra session.
Rochester’s Michael Leighton collected his second shutout of the season, stopping all of the Rampage’s 27 shots.
Amerks Shutout Rampage 1-0
Renewed Amerks sneak by Rampage
Rampage endure another tough loss
Boxscore
Next Game: San Antonio Rampage (12-27-3) at Milwaukee Admirals (28-11-4)
When: Tuesday, January 24, 2005 at 7:00 PM (CT)
Where: Bradley Center
TV: B2 Networks
Radio: KSJL-AM 810
Web site: www.sarampage.com (includes link to B2 Networks $6 web cast).
- Location:On the Bench
- Mood:
confused - Music:Chevelle: Breach Birth
The San Antonio Rampage collected a goal to prevent Peoria Rivermen goaltender Patrick Lalime's shutout bid as the Rampage fall 5-1 at the AT&T Center Friday night. The Rampage extend their winless streak to three games after a shootout loss on Tuesday night to the Rivermen and hold a 12-26-1-2 record.
Peoria got the game rolling with a goal 16:17 into the opening period off the stick of Colin Hemingway.
The Rampage would tie the game up 1-1 when Eric Chouinard tallied his eighth goal of the season 2:09 into the second period. Ed Hill extended his point-streak to two games with an assist on the lone goal as Jakub Koreis collected his second assist of the season.
The Rivermen rallied back with three consecutive goals throughout the rest of the second period. Mike Glumac's shot deflected off the pads of Karl Goehring over his head into the net at the 10:44 mark. Jay McClement wrapped the puck around the right goal post into the net 40 seconds later to give Peoria the 3-1 lead. With less than a minute left in the period, Mike Mottau gave the Rivermen a three-goal cushion as he tallied his third goal of the season.
The St. Louis Blues' AHL affiliate guaranteed the 5-1 win at the 9:32 mark in the closing period with a Lee Stempniak goal.
Rampage Stopped At Home 5-1
Peoria dominates Rampage from the start
Rivermen go on power-play rampage
Boxscore
New rules broaden AHL's appeal
Next Game: Rochester Americans (20-20-2) at San Antonio Rampage (12-26-3)
When: Saturday, January 21, 2005 at 8:00 PM (CT)
Where: AT&T Center
TV: B2 Networks
Radio: KSJL-AM 810
Web site: www.sarampage.com (includes link to B2 Networks $6 web cast).
- Location:In the Sin Bin (still)
- Mood: crazy
- Music:Chevelle: Closure
Toronto put 37 shots on David LeNeveu, while the Rampage only sent 28 J.S. Aubins way and allowed the Marlies five power play chances. San An did managed to capitalize one of their two power play attempts in the third when Pavel Brendl found the net with Bates Battaglia off for the Marlies for Holding.
Tim Jackman recorded a goal and an assist for San Antonio. Mike Bishai also tallied for the home team.
"Well," said Rampage assistant coach Gord Dineen in this moring's edition of the Express News, "this wasn't beautiful hockey. But we found a way to win."
Prior to the game, the Rampage signed former Everblade defenseman Ed Hill and right wing Justin Cox to professional tryout agreements.
Marlies lose in OT
Rampage Sign Cox & Hill To PTO
Matt Jones Selected To 2006 All-Star Game
Boxscore
Next Game: San Antonio Rampage (12-24-2) at Houston Aeros (28-10-2)
When: Sunday, January 15, 2005 at 5:05 PM (CT)
Where: Toyota Center
TV: B2 Networks
Radio: KSJL-AM 810
Web site: www.sarampage.com (includes link to B2 Networks $6 web cast).
- Location:In the Penalty Box
- Mood:
crushed - Music:Chevelle: Vitamin R (Leading Us Along)
Sometimes you can get caught up in the standings when facing an opponent. Other times, it's the opponent that gets caught up facing you.
The Marlies rallied twice in their first game of a three-in-three weekend, but fell short dropping a 4-3 overtime decision to the San Antonio Rampage at the AT&T Center.
Mike Bishai (7), Tim Jackman (3), Pavel Brendl (10) and Martin Sonnenberg (10) scored for San Antonio. Brad Leeb (14), Kris Newbury (12) and Martin Sagat (5) responded for the Marlies.
The Rampage opened the scoring in the first by capatalizing on their best scoring chance, when Bishai snapped a quick shot over the glove of J.S. Aubin to make it 1-0. Jackman then made it 2-0 just over three minutes into the third, just moments after a Newbury goal was called off, as the official lost sight of a loose puck before it was shot into the net.
Toronto would respond five minutes later when Leeb took a feed from Bates Battaglia and fired a quick snap shot past David LeNeveu to make it 2-1. Newbury tied the game five minutes later, when he spun around and slapped a puck on end past LeNeveu from the face-off circle to make it 2-2.
In the third, Brendl would give the Rampage the lead after some nice work by Pascal Rheaume to take a hit and then feed the puck from behind the goal to Brendl at the side of the net to make it 3-2. Sagat would even the score with seven minutes to go, when he came out from the corner and snapped a high shot over the shoulder of LeNeveu.
In overtime, Sonnenberg was sprung on a breakaway. Jay Harrison raced to catch up and in the ensuing battle for the puck, lost his stick. As Sonnenberg drove the goal, he tried to cut from his right to left and as he did, the loose stick of Harrison caught the puck and redirected it over the arm of Aubin and it for an unfortunate break in OT.
LeNeveu made 34 saves for the win, while Aubin stopped 24 shots in the loss.
Toronto was 1 for 5 on the power play while the Rampage were 1 for 2.
Marlies Drop OT Showdown In The Lone Star State
Rampage snap seven-game slide
Marlies lose in OT
Boxscore
Prior to the game, the Rampage signed former Everblade defenseman Ed Hill and right wing Justin Cox to professional tryout agreements.
Next Game: Toronto Marlies (20-16-2) at Chicago Wolves (11-24-2)
When: Saturday, January 14, 2005 at 7:00 PM (ET)
Where: Allstate Arena
TV: B2 Networks
Radio: AM 640
Web site: www.torontomarlies.com (includes link to B2 Networks $6 web cast).
- Location:In the Penalty Box
- Mood: flirty
- Music:Roxy Music: Prairie Rose
Pavel Brendl and Jakub Koreis both tallied for the Rampage. Head coach Pat Conacher said his team is not responding well to the new rule changes.
The Rampage picked up 10 penalties in the game, and the Griffins used the extra attacker to score on three of those opportunities.
Brendl's goal came on the power play at 6:03 of the third, and cut the Griffin's lead to two, but with Martin Sonnenberg off for slashing, Grand Rapids found the back of the net to close out the scoring.
The Rampage will have a week to work on the rule changes before they host the Toronto Marlies, who won their third straight last night, 4-1 over Rochester.
Penalties send Rampage to seventh-straight loss
Hudler, Griffins on roll
Boxscore
Next Game: Toronto Marlies (20-16-1) at San Antonio Rampage (11-24-2)
When: Friday, January 13, 2005 at 7:00 PM (CT)
Where: SBC Center
TV: B2 Networks
Radio: KSJL-AM 810
Web site: www.sarampage.com (includes link to B2 Networks $6 web cast).
- Location:On the Disabled List
- Mood:
cranky - Music:Chevelle: Get Some
The San Antonio Rampage out shot the Houston Aeros 39 to 32 but was unable to come up with the win falling to the West Division leading Aeros 5-3 at the SBC Center Thursday night. San Antonio forwards Mike Bishai and Steve Gainey each had a two-point night as Bishai was named number two star of the night.
Houston jumped to a 3-1 lead after the first period. Houston scored first at 10:46 off the stick of Rem Murray. One minute later Patrick O’Sullivan scored his first of three goals on the power-play from Joe Callahan’s roughing penalty. Rampage center Layne Ulmer brought the Rampage within one at 17:14 with help from Gainey and Steve Weidlich as he tallied his first point in his fourth game in a Rampage jersey. O’Sullivan would give the Aeros a two-goal cushion for his second power-play goal of the night with only 20 seconds remaining in the first period to give the Aeros a 3-1 lead.
Rampage defenseman Ray Schultz tallied his first goal of the season 1:43 into the second period with help from Pavel Brendl and Bishai.
O’Sullivan collected his hat trick at the 5:40 mark to give Houston a 4-2 lead. Aeros’ Kirby Law stretched the lead to 5-2 less than a minute later. San Antonio’s Gainey and David Cornacchia would help Bishai tally his sixth goal of the season and close the gap to a two goal difference, 5-3, at the 9:36 mark. Bishai’s goal gave the Rampage their fifth shorthanded goal of the season. The score would hold for the remainder of the game with both teams going scoreless in the closing period.
Boxscore
Rampage's slide continues
Aeros are making winning look easy
Next Game: Grand Rapids Griffins (24-11-3) at San Antonio Rampage (11-23-2)
When: January 7, 2005 at 7:00 PM (CT)
Where: SBC Center
TV: B2 Networks
Radio: KSJL-AM 810
Web site: www.sarampage.com (includes link to B2 Networks $6 web cast).
- Location:On the Disabled List
- Mood: crappy
- Music:Chevelle: The Clincher
SUNRISE, FLA. Florida Panthers General Manager Rick Dudley announced today that the Panthers have acquired RW Ty Jones from the Chicago Blackhawks in exchange for future considerations.
Jones, 25, appeared in 37 games with the Norfolk Admirals this season, recording four goals and five assists with 93 penalty minutes. For his career, he has played in eight NHL contests all with the Chicago Blackhawks, registering no points and 12 penalty minutes. He was originally selected by the Blackhawks with their first choice (16th overall) in the 1997 NHL Entry Draft.
Stats
http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/pdis
You know....
I like Jonesy. He can swing for me any day of the week.
But he was, and still is, a head case.
- Location:Living in the Past
- Mood:
creative - Music:Jethro Tull
Lee Goren scored within the final half minute of overtime to propel the San Antonio Rampage to a 1-0 victory over the Cleveland Barons.
Goren registered his third game-winning goal of the season with 24 seconds remaining in the extra period, breaking an eight-game winless streak for San Antonio (0-7-1-0). Travis Scott stopped 18 shots in the first period, turned away all 19 he saw in the third, five in overtime and 55 overall for his third shutout of the season.
Seamus Kotyk finished with 26 saves for Cleveland, which has lost twice in overtime to the Rampage this season.
Media:
Rampage Road Report: Rampage 1 @Cleveland 0 (OT)
Late goal sinks Barons in OT, 1-0
Score by Period:
San Antonio 0 0 0 1 --1 Cleveland 0 0 0 0 --0
FIRST PERIOD -- Scoring: None.
Penalties:
J Bouwmeester, San (slashing), 13:03;
C Valette, Cle (elbowing), 13:03;
J Disalvatore, Cle (tripping), 18:18;
L Krajicek, San (hooking), 19:41.
SECOND PERIOD -- Scoring: None.
Penalties:
M Carkner, Cle (major fighting), 3:39;
J Spence, San (major fighting), 3:39;
C Valette, Cle (roughing), 16:42;
M Carkner, Cle (roughing), 16:42;
K Kudroc, San (roughing), 16:42;
J Fibiger, Cle (major fighting), 20:00;
L Goren, San (major fighting), 20:00.
THIRD PERIOD -- Scoring: None.
Penalties:
J Paul, San (tripping), 19:00.
OVERTIME -- Scoring:
1, San Antonio, Lee Goren 19 (Denis Shvidki), 4:36.
Shots on goal:
San Antonio 3 16 6 2 --27 Cleveland 18 13 19 5 --55
Power-play Conversions:
San Antonio - 0 of 2,
Cleveland - 0 of 2.
Goalies:
San Antonio, Travis Scott (55 shots, 55 saves).
Cleveland, Seamus Kotyk (27 shots, 26 saves; record: 11-9-4).
A: NA.
Referees: Scott Hoberg.
- Location:Living in the Past
- Mood: creative
- Music:Jethro Tull
Brian Swanson and Eric Healey each recorded a goal and an assist to help the Chicago Wolves salvage a 3-3 tie with the San Antonio Rampage.
After Swanson assisted on a goal by Steve Maltais 26 seconds into the second period, Swanson tallied with Healey assisting just 7:54 later to retie the score at 2-2. Healey added an unassisted game-tying goal just 7:05 into the third period. Rookie netminder Kari Lehtonen stopped 33 shots to earn the tie for Chicago, which is unbeaten in six consecutive home games (4-0-2-0).
Jason Spence scored a first-period goal and Lukas Krajicek and Josh Olson each recorded a tally in the second for San Antonio. Brent Krahn stopped 33 shots for the Rampage, who held a one-goal lead three times in the game and are now winless in eight straight (0-7-1-0).
Rampage Report
Bouwmeester joins S.A.
Bouwmeester sent to AHL
D Jay Bouwmeester assigned to San Antonio
Score by Period:
San Antonio 1 2 0 0 --3 Chicago 0 2 1 0 --3
FIRST PERIOD -- Scoring:
1, San Antonio, Jason Spence 1 (Kristian Kudroc), 12:33.
Penalties:
M Birbraer, San (diving), 2:43;
B Swanson, Chi (hooking), 2:43;
J Spence, San (tripping), 8:56.
SECOND PERIOD -- Scoring:
2, Chicago, Steve Maltais 25 (Brian Swanson, Kurtis Foster),0:26.
3, San Antonio, Lukas Krajicek 3 (power play) (Brent Cullaton, Jay Bouwmeester) 7:07.
4, Chicago, Brian Swanson 12 (power play) (Greg Hawgood, Eric Healey) 8:20.
5, San Antonio, Josh Olson 19 (Denis Shvidki), 13:25.
Penalties:
K Kudroc, San (interference), 4:08;
B Yarema, Chi (holding), 6:52;
P Elliott, San (tripping), 7:27;
G Campbell, San (obstr hooking), 9:02;
D Corso, Chi (high sticking), 10:49;
M Weaver, Chi (high sticking), 14:33;
K Foster, Chi (delay of game), 16:15;
M Birbraer, San (roughing), 19:32.
THIRD PERIOD -- Scoring:
6, Chicago, Eric Healey 24 (penalty shot), 7:05.
Penalties:
- Bench, Chi (too many men), 3:54.
OVERTIME -- Scoring: None.
Shots on goal:
San Antonio 12 15 6 3 --36 Chicago 8 10 13 5 --36
Power-play Conversions:
San Antonio - 1 of 5,
Chicago - 1 of 5.
Goalies:
San Antonio, Brent Krahn (36 shots, 33 saves; record: 2-4-1).
Chicago, Kari Lehtonen (36 shots, 33 saves; record: 16-12-2).
A: 12,938.
Referees: Ryan Fraser.
Linesmen: Jay Jacobs, Peter Cichy.
- Location:Living in the Past
Lee Goren scored twice and handed out an assist to help the San Antonio Rampage beat the Syracuse Crunch, 6-3.
Goren, who is second on the team with 16 goals, scored midway through the middle period and tallied on the power play just 52 seconds into the third to give San Antonio a 4-2 lead.
Nick Parillo staked the Rampage to a 5-3 advantage with 6:47 remaining in regulation and Denis Shvidki sealed the victory on an empty-net goal over six minutes later.
Brent Cullaton and Kent Huskins both dished out a pair of assists for San Antonio, which has won back-to-back games for the first time in a month. Brent Krahn made 27 saves to post his fourth win of the season.
Donald MacLean notched a goal and an assist for Syracuse, which had its six-game winning streak snapped. Karl Goehring stopped 20 shots in the loss for the Crunch.
Media:
Rampage Road Report
Crunch win streak ends at 6
Rampage at Rochester
San Antonio Rampage (6) at Syracuse Crunch (3)
Date - 02/16/04
Score by Period:
San Antonio 1 2 3 --6 Syracuse 1 1 1 --3
FIRST PERIOD -- Scoring:
1, Syracuse, Joe Motzko 12 (power play) (Jeremy Reich, Kent Mcdonell), 9:14.
2, San Antonio, Josh Olson 15 (power play) (Matt Dzieduszycki, Kent Huskins), 11:41.
Penalties:
G Campbell, San (hooking), 7:46;
S Cameron, Syr (holding), 10:14;
K Kudroc, San (holding), 16:39.
SECOND PERIOD -- Scoring:
3, San Antonio, Gregory Campbell 7 (Lee Goren, Brent Cullaton), 0:29.
4, San Antonio, Lee Goren 15 (Brent Cullaton, Gregory Campbell), 9:56.
5, Syracuse, Donald Maclean 21 (Jeremy Reich, Zenith Komarniski), 15:30.
Penalties:
K Kudroc, San (roughing, fighting major), 8:19;
B Knopp, Syr (instigator, fighting major), 8:19;
K Rossiter, San (hooking), 16:13.
THIRD PERIOD -- Scoring:
6, San Antonio, Lee Goren 16 (power play) (Unassisted), 0:52.
7, Syracuse, Shawn Limpright 4 (Derrick Walser, Donald Maclean), 6:07.
</b>8, San Antonio, Nick Parillo 1 (Greg Jacina), 13:13.
9, San Antonio, Denis Shvidki 13 (empty net) (Unassisted), 19:41.</b>
Penalties:
K Mcdonell, Syr (high sticking), 0:40;
K Kudroc, San (major fighting), 2:41;
B Sugden, Syr (major fighting), 2:41;
M Dzieduszycki, San (high sticking), 6:31;
G Jacina, San (hooking), 9:19.
Shots on goal:
San Antonio 9 7 10 --26 Syracuse 8 11 11 --30
Power-play Conversions:
San Antonio - 2 of 2,
Syracuse - 1 of 5.
Goalies:
San Antonio, Brent Krahn (30 shots, 27 saves; record: 2-1-0).
Syracuse, Karl Goehring (25 shots, 20 saves; record: 11-9-4).
A: 4,306.
Referees: Dave Hansen.
Linesmen: Brian Lemon, John Everett.
- Location:Living in the Past
- Mood: creative
- Music:Jethro Tull
Worcester IceCats Press Release
The Worcester IceCats attempt at winning three games in three days was stymied in a 2-1 loss to the San Antonio Rampage Sunday at Worcester’s Centrum Centre.
Josh Olson scored both goals for the Rampage, his 13th and 14 of the season. The game-winner came on a five-on-three man advantage after Peter Sejna joined Igor Valeev in the penalty box. Goalie Travis Scott, a former IceCat, made 35 saves for the win.
Sejna avenged that power play goal by scoring his seventh of the season. With 3:09 remaining, he cut the deficit by redirecting Sergei Varlamov’s blueline wrister to get the Sejna has points in seven of his last eight games.
Worcester generated a slew of scoring opportunities after Sejna scored, but Scott slammed the door as the ‘Cats pressured for the equalizer. The ‘Cats maintained second place in the Atlantic Division despite the loss.
Media:
Today's AHL game
Rampage Road Report
San Antonio Rampage (2) at Worcester IceCats (1)
Date - 02/15/04
Score by Period:
San Antonio 1 1 0 --2 Worcester 0 0 1 --1
FIRST PERIOD -- Scoring:
1, San Antonio, Josh Olson 13 (Petr Taticek), 19:32.
Penalties:
</b>J Paul, San (roughing), 0:45;
G Jacina, San (high sticking), 10:08;
G Jacina, San (slashing), 15:54;</b>
M Glumac, Wor (slashing), 15:54.
SECOND PERIOD -- Scoring:
2, San Antonio, Josh Olson 14 (power play) (Lee Goren, Michel Periard), 6:24.
Penalties:
I Valeev, Wor (roughing), 4:40;
P Sejna, Wor (tripping), 5:36;
K Kudroc, San (cross checking), 10:18;
P Elliott, San (roughing), 17:24.
THIRD PERIOD -- Scoring:
3, Worcester, Peter Sejna 7 (Sergei Varlamov, Terry Virtue), 16:51.
Shots on goal:
San Antonio 9 6 6 --21 Worcester 12 9 15 --36
Power-play Conversions:
San Antonio - 1 of 2,
Worcester - 0 of 4.
Goalies:
San Antonio, Travis Scott (36 shots, 35 saves; record: 18-18-5).
Worcester, Curtis Sanford (15 shots, 13 saves; record: 10-9-0), Brent Johnson (start of 3rd period, 6, 6).
A: 5,544.
Referees: Jeff Smith.
Linesmen: Chris Low, Jonathan Morrison.
- Location:Living in the Past
- Mood: creative
- Music:Jethro Tull
Chad Wiseman and Ken Gernander both scored in the third period to help the Hartford Wolf Pack top the San Antonio Rampage, 3-1.
Wiseman broke a 1-1 tie with 5:54 remaining and Gernander added an empty-netter with 42 seconds left. Juris Stals tallied in the second period for Hartford, which has won four games in a row. Jason LaBarbera finished with 23 saves on his way to recording his league-leading 21st win.
Lee Goren opened the scoring with a shorthanded goal 9:36 into the second period for San Antonio, which fell to 2-8-1 since January 17. Travis Scott finished with 29 saves in defeat.
Media:
Rampage Report
Today's AHL Game
Pack Persist, Cash In
San Antiono Rampage (1) at Hartford Wolfpack (3)
Date - 02/14/03
Score by Period:
San Antonio 0 1 0 --1 Hartford 0 1 2 --3
FIRST PERIOD -- Scoring: None.
Penalties:
G Murray, Hfd (major fighting), 4:18;
K Rossiter, San (major fighting), 4:18.
SECOND PERIOD -- Scoring:
1, San Antonio, Lee Goren 14 (shorthanded) (Travis Scott), 9:36.
2, Hartford, Juris Stals 2 (Lawrence Nycholat, Dominic Moore), 11:10.
Penalties:
J Paul, San (high sticking), 9:06;
J Filipowicz, Hfd (double minor kneeing, roughing), 16:26;
J Paul, San (double minor roughing), 16:26;
L Goren, San (high sticking), 16:54.
THIRD PERIOD -- Scoring:
3, Hartford, Chad Wiseman 16 (Jeff Heerema, Cory Larose), 14:06.
4, Hartford, Ken Gernander 9 (empty net) (Cory Larose, Lawrence Nycholat), 19:18.
Penalties:
B Dusablon, Hfd (obstr hooking), 4:39;
J Filipowicz, Hfd (high sticking), 11:16.
Shots on goal:
San Antonio 11 7 6 --24 Hartford 13 11 8 --32
Power-play Conversions:
San Antonio - 0 of 2,
Hartford - 0 of 2.
Goalies:
San Antonio, Travis Scott (31 shots, 29 saves; record: 17-18-5).
Hartford, Jason LaBarbera (24 shots, 23 saves; record: 21-7-6).
A: 5,102.
Referees: Jeff Smith.
Linesmen: Brad Weeden, Jonathan Morrison.
- Location:Living in the Past
- Mood: creative
- Music:Jethro Tull
Miroslav Zalesak scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period to help the Cleveland Barons defeat the San Antonio Rampage, 4-2.
Zalesak recorded his team-leading 27th goal of the season 77 seconds into the final stanza. Doug Murray tied the score at 2-2 with 20 seconds expired in the third period and Craig Valette added a marker with 1:51 remaining for Cleveland, which has won four of its last five contests. Nolan Schaefer stopped 14 shots in the third period and 35 overall for the win.
Kent Huskins tied the game at 1-1 on a power-play goal with five seconds remaining in the opening stanza and tallied with 1:59 left in the second for San Antonio, which fell to 1-2-0-0 against the Barons this season. Brent Krahn finished with 29 saves for the Rampage.
Media:
Today's AHL Game
Rampage Game Day
Rampage Report
Rampage's season hinges on this trip
Denis Shvidki: Not just skating by
Date - 02/12/04
Score by Periods:
San Antonio 1 1 0 --2 Cleveland 1 0 3 --4
FIRST PERIOD -- Scoring:
1, Cleveland, Marcel Goc 6 (Brad Boyes, Jim Fahey), 10:44.
2, San Antonio, Kent Huskins 3 (power play) (Michel Periard, Vaclav Nedorost), 19:55.
Penalties:
G Stafford, Cle (high sticking), 7:43;
Y Moscevsky, Cle (high sticking), 19:29.
SECOND PERIOD -- Scoring:
3, San Antonio, Kent Huskins 4 (Denis Shvidki, Matt Dzieduszycki), 18:01.
Penalties:
K Huskins, San (holding), 13:59;
M Carkner, Cle (roughing), 19:39;
L Goren, San (slashing), 20:00.
THIRD PERIOD -- Scoring:
4, Cleveland, Doug Murray 7 (Marcel Goc, Brad Boyes), 0:20.
5, Cleveland, Miroslav Zalesak 27 (Pat Rissmiller, Jim Fahey), 1:17.
6, Cleveland, Craig Valette 6 (Jon Disalvatore, Matt Carkner), 18:09.
Penalties:
Y Moscevsky, Cle (major fighting), 11:31;
J Spence, San (major fighting), 11:31.
Shots on goal:
San Antonio 12 11 14 --37 Cleveland 15 7 11 --33
Power-play Conversions:
San Antonio - 1 of 3,
Cleveland - 0 of 2.
Goalies:
San Antonio, Brent Krahn (33 shots, 29 saves; record: 1-1-0).
Cleveland, Nolan Schaefer (37 shots, 35 saves; record: 8-3-0).
A: 2,748.
Referees: Bob Langdon.
Linesmen: Brian Wisner, David Kumler.
- Location:Living in the Past
- Mood: creative
- Music:Jethro Tull
Norfolk Admirals Press Release
Denis Shvidki tallied a hat trick to lead the Rampage to a 4-2 victory over the Admirals.
After a scoreless opening period, Igor Radulov got the Blue and Gold on the board early in the second stanza. Matt Ellison shuffled a pass forward to Radulov, who beat two defenders and skated in on a breakaway, sending the puck short-side on Rampage goalie Brent Krahn at the 2:35 mark. San Antonio tied the game when Shvidki scored at 7:07. Though the Admirals were outshooting the Rampage 26-15, they found themselves deadlocked at 1-1 after 40 minutes.
An obstruction call on Marty Wilford for holding the stick gave San Antonio a power play early in the third frame. Lee Goren deflected a Lucas Krajicek shot past netminder Adam Munro for a power play goal at 3:19. Shvidki lit the lamp for the second time at 6:37, extending the Rampage’s lead to two goals. Norfolk pulled back to within one when Lasse Kukkonen found the back of the twine at 14:44. The Admirals pulled Munro for the extra skater in the final minute of play, but a turnover led to a breakaway for Shvidki who found the open net to seal the win for the visitors at 19:30.
Munro made 16 saves for the Admirals while Krahn had 35 stops for the Rampage.
Three Stars
1 – Denis Shvidki - SAN
2 – Lee Goren - SAN
3 – Igor Radulov - NOR
Media:
Rampage Road Report
http://news.mysanantonio.com/story.c
DATE - 02/07/04
San Antonio Rampage (4) at Norfolk Admirals (3)
Score by Period:
San Antonio 0 1 3 --4 Norfolk 0 1 1 --2
FIRST PERIOD -- Scoring: None.
Penalties:
M Barinka, Nor (obstr hooking), 18:57.
SECOND PERIOD -- Scoring:
1, Norfolk, Igor Radulov 5 (Matt Ellison, Matt Keith), 2:35.
2, San Antonio, Denis Shvidki 10 (Kent Huskins, Mike Green), 7:07.
Penalties:
M Dzieduszycki, San (hooking), 8:44;
K Kudroc, San (interference), 12:14.
THIRD PERIOD -- Scoring:
3, San Antonio, Lee Goren 13 (power play) (Lukas Krajicek, Michel Periard), 3:19.
4, San Antonio, Denis Shvidki 11 (Kent Huskins), 6:37.
5, Norfolk, Lasse Kukkonen 2 (Ajay Baines, Duncan Keith), 14:44.
6, San Antonio, Denis Shvidki 12 (empty net) (Vaclav Nedorost), 19:30.
Penalties:
M Wilford, Nor (holding stick), 2:23;
J Paul, San (roughing), 9:20.
Shots on goal:
San Antonio 6 9 5 --20 Norfolk 10 16 11 --37
Power-play Conversions:
San Antonio - 1 of 2,
Norfolk - 0 of 3.
Goalies:
San Antonio, Brent Krahn (37 shots, 35 saves; record: 1-0-0).
Norfolk, Adam Munro (19 shots, 16 saves; record: 4-4-1).
A: 4,388.
Referees: Ian Walsh.
Linesmen: Mark Hamlett, Paul Carnathan.
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- Music:Jethro Tull
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