CHL Tulsa Oilers

Oilers Hang Nine Goals on Bees, Remain in Fourth Place

February 12, 2012 - Central Hockey League (CHL)
Tulsa Oilers News Release


TULSA, OK - The Oilers came into Sunday afternoon's game against Rio Grande Valley looking for a remedy to their recent offensive woes. After scoring just four goals in the last four games, Tulsa (22-19-5) had four on the board in the first nine minutes of the first period in a 9-6 win over the Killer Bees (20-21-6) in front of 4,620 at the BOK Center.

Jeff Terminesi and Dylan Clarke scored seven second apart just over three minutes into the proceedings. David Solway and Gerome Giudice found the twine to give the Oilers four goals on their first seven shots of the game.

Marty Standish scored early in the middle frame to put the Oilers up 5-1, but Rio Grande Valley charged back. The Bees redirected a series of point shots and executed several nifty passing plays to improbably complete the comeback and tie the game with under a minute to go in the second period. The deadlock only lasted 24 seconds as Mike Ullrich gave the momentum back to Tulsa by scoring his 22nd of the season and giving Tulsa a 6-5 edge heading into the third.

Thanks to a goal from Troy Ofukany and a pair from Dylan Clarke, the Oilers outscored the Bees 3-1 in the final period.

Nine goals is a season-high for Tulsa and the six goals against also ties a season-high. The victory gives the Oilers a 2-1 series triumph over Rio Grande and most importantly gives them a three-point cushion in the race for fourth place in the Berry Conference.




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