Busy Week Continues
Published on December 27, 2006 under Central Hockey League (CHL)
Tulsa Oilers News Release
Fighting On: The Tulsa Oilers continue their busiest week of the season heading into a three game weekend. The Oilers visit the Amarillo Gorillas Friday, at 7 p.m.; host the Oklahoma City Blazers Saturday at 7:35 p.m. and visit the Wichita Thunder Sunday with a special New Year's Eve face off time of 5:05 p.m. Friday's and Sunday's games can be heard on KRVT AM 1270 and via the internet at www.tulsaoilers.com.
Xmas Events: The Oilers dropped a 3-2 decision to Bossier-Shreveport on December 23rd, beat Oklahoma City 8-4 Christmas night and lost 4-2 to Oklahoma City the next night.
Season Highs: The eight goals against Oklahoma City on Christmas are a season high for the Oilers. They scored six goals in the second period, also a season high. The next night they set a season high with 98 penalty minutes as the Blazers and Oilers combined for 152 minutes, also a season high.
Wig's Tops: Right winger Mike Wiggins scored his 19th goal of the season Tuesday night, giving him the CHL lead in goals scored. David Masse has 17 goals which puts him third in the league.
Roster Moves: The Oilers activated Marlon Joseph from injured reserve, but had to place Brent McMann on the 14 day injured reserve list after he suffered an injury in Oklahoma City on Christmas night.
Tickets Here: Oiler tickets are available at all Carson Attraction locations, Drug Mart stores, and by phone at (918) 584-2000.
Central Hockey League Stories from December 27, 2006
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- Eagles Win Ninth Straight Over Scorpions 5-1 - Colorado Eagles
- Rage Swing Deal for Left Winger Adam Loncan - Rocky Mountain Rage
- Season ticket holders can get special private viewing of the Stanley Cup - New Mexico Scorpions
- Simon Watson to start in 2007 All-Star Game - Lubbock Cotton Kings
- Busy Week Continues - Tulsa Oilers
- Kelly Named as Starter for 2007 CHL All-Star Game - Arizona Sundogs
- Carroll Named Starter for 2007 CHL All-Star Game - Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs
- Quenneville named as 2007 All-Star starter - Corpus Christi IceRays
- Pair of SteelHounds Named Starters for the CHL All-Star Game - Youngstown SteelHounds
- Rivet Will Start For Southern Conference In CHL All-Star Game - Laredo Bucks
- Landmesser to start in 2007 All-Star Game - Mississippi RiverKings
- Symington named All-Star starter - Rio Grande Valley Killer Bees
- 2007 Dodge CHL All-Star Game Starters Announced - CHL
- Scorpions move near top of standings - New Mexico Scorpions
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