Senators Double IceCaps 4-2
March 31, 2017 - American Hockey League (AHL)
St. John's IceCaps News Release
ST. JOHN'S, NL - The Binghamton Senators doubled the St. John's IceCaps 4-2 at Mile One Centre on Friday night.
Chris Terry potted both IceCaps goals, his 26th and 27th of the season. Terry struck on the power play just eleven minutes into the first frame off a play from Zach Redmond and Charles Hudon. The Senators' Casey Bailey tied it up about three minutes later.
Binghamton took the lead in the second as Colin White scored his first of the season before Terry got his second of the night to tie it back up on the power play. Redmond and Hudon picked up another helper each on the equalizer. Brandon Gormley potted one for the Senators in the second before Andreas Englund stretched the lead with another marker in the third.
Matt O'Connor stopped 30-of-32 shots for Binghamton in the win, while IceCaps' netminder Yann Danis turned away 16 shots.
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