
Moose Edge Senators, 1-0, to Clinch 30th Win
Published on March 28, 2026 under American Hockey League (AHL)
Manitoba Moose News Release
The Manitoba Moose (30-26-5-1) picked up their 30th win of the season on Saturday evening, scoring a 1-0 victory over the Belleville Senators (25-31-8-1) at CAA Arena. They were coming off a 5-0 loss to Belleville on Friday night.
Manitoba fired 16 shots on Leevi Meriläinen in the opening 20, finally breaking through on the power play late in the period. Samuel Fagemo had time and space to set up a shot and ripped his 17th of the season past the Senators' netminder to make it 1-0. Thomas Milic was sharp in the Manitoba goal, turning away the 12 shots he faced in the stanza.
The goaltending duel picked up steam in the second. Milic denied 11 Senators' offerings, while Merilänen was heroic in the Belleville end. He made a number of great stops to hold the score at 1-0 into the intermission. Isaak Phillips beat Merilänen with a shot from the slot, but he didn't beat the crossbar. The ensuing rebound bounced out to the blue line, where Belleville turned it into a two-on-one chance, but Milic was there to deny the opportunity.
Belleville owned a 9-4 edge on the shot clock in the final frame, turning up the pressure with three power play chances. The Moose, however, stood tall, with Milic wrapping up his fourth shutout of the season with a 32-save effort. Fagemo's first-period goal was the only offence the Moose needed, as they skated away 1-0 victors.
Quotable
Moose goaltender Thomas Milic (click for full interview)
"We knew what we had to do tonight, and that was lock it down defensively. I think the guys did a great job of that. When that's our goal in mind, we know we'll come across a goal or two. Tonight, it was just one, but we still got it done."

Statbook
Milic's shutout was his fourth of the season, tied for the third-most in the AHL
Samuel Fagemo's 17 goals are the most on the Moose
Colby Barlow recorded a career-high seven shots on goal
Prepared by Frankie Benvenuti
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Email from True North Sports + Entertainment âÃ¯Â¿Â½Š MEDIA RELEASE: Manitoba Moose Hockey Club Manitoba Moose (30-26-5-1) at Belleville Senators (25-31-8-1) Friday - CAA Arena, Belleville, Ontario Linked Up Full Game Statistics Highlights Photo Gallery Quick Hits Thomas Milic made 32 saves for his third shutout of the month Samuel Fagemo scored the game's lone goal on the power play Manitoba's penalty kill was a perfect five-for-five Game Story The Manitoba Moose (30-26-5-1) picked up their 30th win of the season on Saturday evening, scoring a 1-0 victory over the Belleville Senators (25-31-8-1) at CAA Arena. They were coming off a 5-0 loss to Belleville on Friday night. Manitoba fired 16 shots on Leevi Meriläinen in the opening 20, finally breaking through on the power play late in the period. Samuel Fagemo had time and space to set up a shot and ripped his 17th of the season past the Senators' netminder to make it 1-0. Thomas Milic was sharp in the Manitoba goal, turning away the 12 shots he faced in the stanza. The goaltending duel picked up steam in the second. Milic denied 11 Senators' offerings, while Merilänen was heroic in the Belleville end. He made a number of great stops to hold the score at 1-0 into the intermission. Isaak Phillips beat Merilänen with a shot from the slot, but he didn't beat the crossbar. The ensuing rebound bounced out to the blue line, where Belleville turned it into a two-on-one chance, but Milic was there to deny the opportunity. Belleville owned a 9-4 edge on the shot clock in the final frame, turning up the pressure with three power play chances. The Moose, however, stood tall, with Milic wrapping up his fourth shutout of the season with a 32-save effort. Fagemo's first-period goal was the only offence the Moose needed, as they skated away 1-0 victors. Quotable Moose goaltender Thomas Milic (click for full interview) "We knew what we had to do tonight, and that was lock it down defensively. I think the guys did a great job of that. When that's our goal in mind, we know we'll come across a goal or two. Tonight, it was just one, but we still got it done." Statbook Milic's shutout was his fourth of the season, tied for the third-most in the AHL Samuel Fagemo's 17 goals are the most on the Moose Colby Barlow recorded a career-high seven shots on goal Prepared by Frankie Benvenuti ###### For more information, please contact: Manitoba Moose Hockey Club Daniel Fink, Manager, Hockey Communications & Broadcaster dfink@moosehockey.com P: 204.926.5769 C: 204.599.9453 moosehockey.com True North Sports + Entertainment | 600 - 223 Carlton Street | Winnipeg, MB R3C0V4 CA Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice
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MEDIA RELEASE: Manitoba Moose Hockey Club
Manitoba Moose (30-26-5-1) at Belleville Senators (25-31-8-1)
Friday - CAA Arena, Belleville, Ontario
Linked Up
Full Game Statistics
Highlights
Photo Gallery
Quick Hits
Thomas Milic made 32 saves for his third shutout of the month
Samuel Fagemo scored the game's lone goal on the power play
Manitoba's penalty kill was a perfect five-for-five
Game Story
The Manitoba Moose (30-26-5-1) picked up their 30th win of the season on Saturday evening, scoring a 1-0 victory over the Belleville Senators (25-31-8-1) at CAA Arena. They were coming off a 5-0 loss to Belleville on Friday night.
Manitoba fired 16 shots on Leevi Meriläinen in the opening 20, finally breaking through on the power play late in the period. Samuel Fagemo had time and space to set up a shot and ripped his 17th of the season past the Senators' netminder to make it 1-0. Thomas Milic was sharp in the Manitoba goal, turning away the 12 shots he faced in the stanza.
The goaltending duel picked up steam in the second. Milic denied 11 Senators' offerings, while Merilänen was heroic in the Belleville end. He made a number of great stops to hold the score at 1-0 into the intermission. Isaak Phillips beat Merilänen with a shot from the slot, but he didn't beat the crossbar. The ensuing rebound bounced out to the blue line, where Belleville turned it into a two-on-one chance, but Milic was there to deny the opportunity.
Belleville owned a 9-4 edge on the shot clock in the final frame, turning up the pressure with three power play chances. The Moose, however, stood tall, with Milic wrapping up his fourth shutout of the season with a 32-save effort. Fagemo's first-period goal was the only offence the Moose needed, as they skated away 1-0 victors.
Quotable
Moose goaltender Thomas Milic (click for full interview)
"We knew what we had to do tonight, and that was lock it down defensively. I think the guys did a great job of that. When that's our goal in mind, we know we'll come across a goal or two. Tonight, it was just one, but we still got it done."

Statbook
Milic's shutout was his fourth of the season, tied for the third-most in the AHL
Samuel Fagemo's 17 goals are the most on the Moose
Colby Barlow recorded a career-high seven shots on goal
Prepared by Frankie Benvenuti
######
For more information, please contact:
Manitoba Moose Hockey Club
Daniel Fink, Manager, Hockey Communications & Broadcaster
dfink@moosehockey.com
P: 204.926.5769 C: 204.599.9453
moosehockey.com
True North Sports + Entertainment | 600 - 223 Carlton Street | Winnipeg, MB R3C0V4 CA
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