
Americans Finish Road Trip Sweep with Shutout in Edmonton
Published on November 11, 2019 under Western Hockey League (WHL)
Tri-City Americans News Release
Following wins against Calgary and Lethbridge, the Americans wrapped up their Central Division road trip this afternoon with a shutout against the Edmonton Oil Kings. They will look to continue the win streak next Saturday as they return home to the Toyota Center to take on the Spokane Chiefs.
Paycen Bjorklund opened scoring on the power play off a slick pass from Connor Bouchard. Bouchard added one of his own at the end of the first period, giving the Ams a 2-0 lead after twenty minutes. Krystof Hrabik scored Tri-City's third and final goal to seal the victory at 16:22 third period. Similar to the first goal of the night, Hrabik's came on the power play assisted by Bouchard.
With a goal and two assists tonight Bouchard now has two goals and four assists over the past three games.
Beck Warm stopped all 48 shots faced for his fourth career shutout. - The Americans next home game is Saturday, November 16th against the Spokane Chiefs.
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