Sea Wolves Season Ends With 5-2 Loss
Published on April 15, 2023 under Federal Prospects Hockey League (FPHL)
Biloxi Breakers News Release
Fraser, MI - The Mississippi Sea Wolves were unable to find redemption on Saturday night as they suffered a 5-2 defeat against the Motor City Rockers at Big Boy Arena.
The first period saw just one goal when Motor City's Cody Oakes tucked in his shot at 16:35 with help from Dante Suffredini and Brad Reitter.
Declan Conway extended the Rockers' lead 9:18 into period two. One minute and 19 seconds later, Yaroslav Yevdokimov struck on a breakaway for his 100th point of the season and the Sea Wolves' first goal of the night. Scott Coash replied on Motor City's behalf for the final goal of the stanza.
The score was 3-1 entering the third period, but Yevdokimov scored again after five minutes.
Ryan Rotondi and Coash combined insurance goals to keep the Sea Wolves away for good.
The Sea Wolves see their season conclude with a record of 17-35-4, while the Rockers take the Continental Division's third seed heading into the Commissioner's Cup Playoffs.
Federal Prospects Hockey League Stories from April 15, 2023
- FPHL Ice Chips - Game Recaps - FPHL
- River Dragons Drop Shootout, Finish Second in Continental Division - Columbus River Dragons
- Binghamton Beats Elmira in Regular Season Finale - Binghamton Black Bears
- Prowlers Drop Season Finale to Danbury - Port Huron Prowlers
- Wolves End Regular Season with OT Victory Over the Thunder - Watertown Wolves
- Binghamton Beats Elmira, 5-4 In Regular Season Finale - Binghamton Black Bears
- Sea Wolves Season Ends With 5-2 Loss - Biloxi Breakers
- River Dragons Unveil Anniversary Logo, Announce Lease Extension with City - Columbus River Dragons
- Danbury Hat Tricks Close Regular Season Tonight in Port Huron - Danbury Hat Tricks
- Danbury Hat Tricks Power Through Prowlers - Danbury Hat Tricks
The opinions expressed in this release are those of the organization issuing it, and do not necessarily reflect the thoughts or opinions of OurSports Central or its staff.
