
Rangers Blank the Colts 2-0
December 28, 2018 - Ontario Hockey League (OHL)
Kitchener Rangers News Release
Kitchener, ON.: The Barrie Colts (15-18-1-0) were at The Aud on Friday night to play the Rangers (14-17-3-0) in the teams' first game back after the holidays.
Isaac Langdon scored his second of the season in the second period and Nick McHugh sealed the deal for the Rangers on an empty net goal with five seconds left in the game on an assist by Luke Richardson.
Richardson saved all 26 shots he faced in the shutout that earned him first star honours.
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FULL GAME REPORT
The first period featured six penalties, four to Barrie and two to Kitchener, but neither side could break the deadlock.
The closest the Rangers came to a goal was on their second powerplay of the period, which came at 9:52 on a Jacob Tortora interference penalty. An Alexey Lipanov goal was called back after the referees determined there was goalie interference on the Colts Kai Edmonds.
The shots after the opening 20 were 9-9.
The Rangers finally broke the goose egg at 12:00 of the 2nd period while on the powerplay. A Donovan Sebrango shot from the blueline was tipped in by Isaac Langdon who earned his second goal of the season to put Kitchener up 1-0.
Eric Guest also earned an assist on the goal.
The period would end with the Rangers maintaining their one-goal advantage while outshooting the Colts 18-16.
The only goal of the third period came on an empty net goal by Nick McHugh, his eighth of the season, on assists from Michael Vukojevic and Luke Richardson.
Richardson earned himself first star honours in the shutout.
The Rangers outshot the Colts 30-26.
The next game for Kitchener is on the road on Saturday, December 29 at 7:30 pm vs the Owen Sound Attack. The Rangers next home game is on Tuesday, January 1 at 2:00 pm versus the Peterborough Petes.
Tickets still available for all regular season home games. Purchase yours in person at the Activa Box Office at The Aud or Centre in the Square Box Office, by phone (519) 578-1570 or 1-800-265-8977, or online.
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