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Rampage pitch shutout, split weekend homestand

November 8, 2004 - American Hockey League (AHL)
San Antonio Rampage News Release


Travis Scott Keeping Rampage in AHL West Hunt After taking five out of eight possible points on a recent roadtrip, the Rampage returned home to play two of three home games last weekend. Opening with Syracuse on Friday, November 5, Petr Taticek converted the Rob Globke and Lukas Krajicek feed into a 1-0 lead. Travis Scott turned away all 38 shots he faced to help Taticek's goal hold up as the game-winner in a 5-0 victory. Scott picked up his 21st career American Hockey League shutout, most all-time by active goalies. Rookie Greg Jacina scored two goals, fourth and fifth of the season, and added an assist on Juraj Kolnik ‘s second period score to give him three points on the night. Rob Globke, who earlier recorded his first AHL point, assisting on Taticek's goal, scored his first professional goal at 16:51 into the third period. Grant McNeill also recorded his first career AHL point with an assist on Jacina's second goal with 15 seconds to play.

On Sunday, the Rampage hosted West Division-leading Milwaukee, who they took to overtime six days earlier to earn a point in the standings. Early penalties plagued the Rampage and Milwaukee capitalized on two first period power play opportunities to put San Antonio in a 2-0 hole after the opening period. Despite giving up two of 14 shots in the first period, goalie Scott kept San Antonio within striking distance with his play between the pipes, finishing the night with 22 saves on 24 shots. Milwaukee goaltender Brian Finley did his part to shutdown and shutout the Rampage 3-0.

SHOTS FROM THE POINT

Travis Scott extended his current lead in AHL shutouts for active players to 21 with 38 saves in San Antonio's 5-0 win vs. Syracuse.

Greg Jacina ranks in the top four among AHL rookies in four categories. 4th in points (8), 2nd in goals (5), tied-2nd in power play goals (2), and 2nd in shooting percentage (.250).

Rob Globke recorded his first AHL and professional goal and assist on November 5 against Syracuse.

Grant McNeill tabbed his first AHL assist vs. Syracuse.

SCOTT SELECTED AS P-O-W NOMINEE

In 120 minutes, Scott saved 60 of 62 shots (.968%) for a GAA of 1.00. Both goals allowed came via the opponents power play. Scott killed 13 of 15 (.867%) power play opportunities for Syracuse (0-4) and Milwaukee (2-11). Friday's shutout versus Syracuse was Scott's first of the season, and 21st in AHL career.

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