Steel Swipe the Extra Point

December 12, 2017 - United States Hockey League (USHL)
Waterloo Black Hawks News Release

Jack Dugan's second goal of the game nudged the Chicago Steel past the Waterloo Black Hawks, 3-2 in overtime at Fox Valley Ice Arena.

Dugan capitalized on a two-on-one feed from Graham Lillibridge 1:08 into overtime, redirecting the pass across the goal line.

The Steel had a strong start, including the opening goal at 3:12 of the first period. Samuel Bucek forced a turnover in the neutral zone and hit Blake McLaughlin coming up left wing for a score on the resulting two-on-one. The 1-0 lead lasted until 16:28. Calvin Pokorny and Matej Blumel worked the puck behind the Steel net, setting up Garrett Klee with an open side for his second goal in as many games. During the second, Jack Drury gave the Black Hawks a brief lead. At 12:21, he was in position to tip Hank Sorensen's power play shot from the right point.  Chicago tied it just over two minutes later. Dugan's initial shot deflected up into the air off Matej Tomek; the forward got another touch on the puck to deflect it in.

Waterloo 1 1 0 0 - 2. Chicago 1 1 0 1 -

1st Period-1, Chicago, McLaughlin 8 (Bucek), 3:12. 2, Waterloo, Klee 3 (Blumel, Pokorny), 16:28. Penalties-No Penalties.

2nd Period-3, Waterloo, Drury 4 (Sorensen, Trivigno), 12:21 (PP). 4, Chicago, Dugan 12 (Lillibridge, Budgell), 14:34. Penalties-Sorensen Wat (interference), 2:46; Bucek Chi (hooking), 2:46; Murray Wat (slashing), 6:39; Seyfert Chi (slashing), 6:39; Palmer Wat (tripping), 8:33; Dugan Chi (hooking), 9:00; Seyfert Chi (interference), 11:53; Trivigno Wat (hooking), 18:25.

3rd Period- No Scoring.Penalties-DiGrande Wat (hooking), 6:20; Dugan Chi (diving/embellishment), 6:20; Ferrandino Wat (tripping), 6:27; Shore Chi (slashing), 7:11; Daschke Chi (diving/embellishment), 11:52; Copeland Wat (tripping), 12:02.

1st OT Period-5, Chicago, Dugan 13 (Lillibridge, McLaughlin), 1:08. No Penalties.

Shots on Goal-Waterloo 11-9-12-0-32. Chicago 6-17-4-1-28. Power Play Opportunities-Waterloo 1 / 4; Chicago 0 / 4. Goalies-Waterloo, Tomek 4-3-1-1 (28 shots-25 saves). Chicago, Autio 10-2-1-0 (32 shots-30 saves). A-775. Referees-Steven Sailor (30). Linesmen-Greg Offerman (55), Michael Daltrey (87).

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