Cyclones Score In Third To Beat Dayton 5-4
November 19, 2007 - ECHL (ECHL)
Dayton Bombers News Release
Dayton, OH- The Dayton Bombers lost a tough battle against in-state rival Cincinnati Cyclones by a final score of 5-4 Sunday afternoon at the Nutter Center.
The game, originally scheduled for October 28 but postponed due to a malfunction with the Zamboni ice resurfacer, was the third game in as many nights and featured a combined nine goals during regulation. Cincinnati would break the scoring seal in the first period at the 10:32 mark, but Dayton's Mike Walsh (pictured) would score his fourth goal of the season to answer at 17:27; Mike Berry and Chris Eade would pick up the helpers. Tied with time winding down in the first, Chanse Fitzpatrick would score the go-ahead goal, his league-leading twelfth of the season, on the power play with just :03 left in the period. Cincinnati would lead Dayton in shots on goal after one period 11-6.
A combined five goals would be scored in the second period (2 for Dayton and 3 for Cincinnati), with Dayton's Matt Beaudoin scoring his sixth goal of the season at 8:28 to put Dayton ahead by two. Cincinnati would answer with a pair of goals, first at 11:08, and again at 12:24 to tie the game with three apiece. It would take a laser slap shot by Bombers captain Greg Labenski, his first of the season, to pull Dayton ahead once again 4-3. Dayton would give up a goal to Cincinnati off of an errant clearing pass with just :26 to go in the second period, to go into the dressing rooms after forty minutes tied 4-4. Cincinnati once again led the Bombers in shots 15-9 in the second period.
Cincinnati would break the tie in the third period on the power play at the 9:22 mark, and would hold on for the 5-4 win. The Cyclones would outshoot Dayton 8-5 in the third, and 34-20 after sixty minutes, with Jeremy Duchesne receiving the loss in net for Dayton, and Dov Grumet-Morris picking up the win for Cincinnati.
With the loss, the Bombers drop to a record of 5-5-2-1, and travel to WesBanco Arena in Wheeling, WV to battle the Nailers, who escaped from Dayton Saturday night with a tough 3-2 win. Wednesday's game can be heard live online through b2 network at daytonbombers.com and echl.com with JT Szabo handling the Play-By-Play starting ten minutes prior to faceoff.
The Bombers return home to the Nutter Center on Tuesday, November 27 to host the Elmira Jackals for the first time in franchise history.
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