Kinder Pots Hat Trick as ICE Defeat Blades 7-6
September 28, 2019 - Western Hockey League (WHL)
Winnipeg Ice News Release
Saskatoon, SK - Nino Kinder recorded a hat trick in a wild night at SaskTel Centre in Saskatoon as the ICE edged the Blades 7-6 on Friday night.
The ICE trailed 4-1 late in the first period but rattled off six unanswered goals by the mid-way mark of the final frame to take a 7-4 lead. The Blades would add two goals late in the game to make things interesting but the ICE would hang on for its second victory of the season.
The ICE top line of Michal Teply, Nino Kinder and Isaac Johnson was dominant, each recording three points. Along with Kinder, Teply, Nolan Orzeck, Brad Ginnell, and James Form scored the other goals for the ICE. Goaltender Dean McNabb picked up his second victory of the season, stopping 23 shots in the ICE net.
ICE 7 Saskatoon 6
Below is a run down of the score sheet:
First Period
Score Team Time Goal Assist(s)
0-1 Saskatoon 7:05 Scott Walford C. Wouters, C. McNabb
0-2 Saskatoon 8:19 Riley McKay Unassisted
1-2 Winnipeg 8:51 Nolan Orzeck O. Pederson
1-3 PP Saskatoon 13:47 Kyle Crnkovic C. Wouters, T. Robins
1-4 PP Saskatoon 15:10 Kyle Crnkovic N. Kneen, S. Walford
2-4 Winnipeg 19:07 Brad Ginnell C. McClennon, C. Lambos
Second Period
Score Team Time Goal Assist(s)
3-4 Winnipeg 1:00 Nino Kinder N. Orzeck, M. Teply
4-4 Winnipeg 5:48 Nino Kinder M. Teply, I. Johnson
5-4 Winnipeg 12:56 James Form M. Ladyman
6-4 PP Winnipeg 18:26 Nino Kinder M. Ladyman, I. Johnson
Third Period
Score Team Time Goal Assist(s)
7-4 Winnipeg 10:07 Michal Teply I. Johnson, A. Schellenberg
7-5 Saskatoon 13:34 Scott Walford L. Zabransky
7-6 Saskatoon 19:#8 Kyle Crnkovic Unassisted
Special Teams
Team PP PK
Winnipeg 2/4 3/5
Saskatoon 2/5 2/4
Shots on Goal
Team 1st 2nd 3rd Total
Winnipeg 14 17 8 39
Saskatoon 9 7 13 29
The Winnipeg ICE continue a three games in three days Saskatchewan road trip against the Prince Albert Raiders at Art Hauser Centre on Saturday, September 28. Puck drop is scheduled for 8:00 P.M. MT.
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