Admirals Dropped by Silver Knights
Published on November 22, 2025 under American Hockey League (AHL)
Milwaukee Admirals News Release
Henderson, NV- A tenacious forecheck helped the Henderson Silver Knights defeat the Milwaukee Admirals 5-1 Saturday at Lee's Family Forum.
Admirals goalie Matt Murray stopped 34 of 38 shots in the loss. It was his first loss in regulation time this season (6-1-2).
Milwaukee struggled to make clean plays to get out of the defensive zone due to the swarming pressure of the Silver Knights.
Henderson outshot the Admirals 17-4 in the first period en route to a 2-1 advantage. However, the Admirals scored the first goal. David Edstrom was able to knock the puck into the neutral zone and Kyle Marino scooped it up. As he crossed the Henderson blue line he snapped a shot that whizzed past the glove of Silver Knights goalie Jesper Vikman at 5:34. It was Marino's second goal of the season.
The Silver Knights scored a power play goal to tie the game at 9:29. Tanner Kaczynski's shot from the left circle ricocheted off an Admirals defender to the right circle. There, Trevor Connelly fired a shot into the goal for his second tally of the year.
Henderson claimed a 2-1 lead when Laczynski deflected a shot from former Ads defenseman Jeremy Davies past Milwaukee goalie Matt Murray at 16:48 of the first period.
The Silver Knights scored three more in the third to come away with the victory. Jonas Rondbjerg scored at 9:34, Lucas Johansen at 13:43 and Jakub Brabenec had an empty-net goal at 16:34.
Laczynski lead the Henderson offense with three points. Goalie Vikman stopped 19 shots in the win.
The Silver Knights outshot the Admirals 39-20.
Milwaukee returns to UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena Wed., Nov. 26 to host Iowa.
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