Lancers Can't Overcome Storm Hot Start
Published on September 26, 2025 under United States Hockey League (USHL)
Omaha Lancers News Release
The Tri-City Storm busted out offensively to win their home opener over the Omaha Lancers, 6-2, on Friday night at the Viaero Center.
After being held to one goal in its first two games of the season, Tri-City erupted for three tallies in each of the first two periods.
Ryan Aaronson scored for the second straight game as he cashed in from atop the left-circle off a faceoff win by Tommy Spencer at the 13:46 mark of the second period. Charlie Vig followed up his own shot in front of the crease and scored even with the goal line near side at 9:28 of the third.
Maddox Malmquist helped Tri-City (1-2-0-0) get off to a hot start with two goals 3:34 seconds apart in the opening period. Cooper Ernewein opened the scoring at the 8:34 mark to put the Storm in the lead for good.
The Lancers continue the road swing against the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders at 7:05 p.m. Saturday at the ImOn Ice Arena. The Lancers' home opener is Oct. 11 vs. Sioux Falls. All single-game tickets for home games as well as ticket packages are available for purchase now. Fans can visit lancers.com, email tickets@lancers.com or call 402-344-7825.
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