Hitmen Record Third Straight Pre-Season Win With 4-1 Victory Over Edmonton
September 11, 2009 - Western Hockey League (WHL)
Calgary Hitmen News Release
Barrhead, AB - Cody Gross (Grawss) had two goals and an assist to lead the Calgary Hitmen to a 4-1 win over the Edmonton Oil Kings Friday night in WHL pre-season action.
Cody Beach (1g 1a) and Jessi Hilton also scored for the Hitmen who have now won three games in a row to improve their pre-season record to 3-1.
Chase Komistek went the distance in goal for Calgary making 20 saves to record the win.
See the complete scoring summary below.
Calgary 4 Edmonton 1
First Period
No Scoring
Second Period
1. Calgary: Cody Beach, (1), (Austin Madaisky, Cody Gross), 1:23 (pp)
2. Calgary: Cody Gross, (1), (Matt MacKenzie, Ben Wilson), 9:26 (pp)
3. Edmonton: Dylan Wruck, (1), (TJ Foster, Mark Pysyk), 12:17 (pp)
4. Calgary: Cody Gross, (2), (Scott Brkich, Cody Beach), 17:27
Third Period
5. Calgary: Jessi Hilton, (1) (Austin Madaisky, Cody Gross), 13:57
Shots on goal: Calgary 32 Edmonton 21
The Hitmen will complete their pre-season schedule tomorrow night (Sept. 12) in Lacombe against the Red Deer Rebels. Game time is 7:30 p.m.
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