Second Period Dooms Titans in 6-3 Loss to Nordiques
January 30, 2021 - North American Hockey League (NAHL)
New Jersey Titans News Release
Jake LaRusso of the New Jersey Titams scores against the Maine Nordiques
(New Jersey Titans)
The visiting Maine Nordiques scored four unanswered goals in the second period to defeat the Titans 6 - 3 in the first of this weekend's two-game series.
After a scoreless first period, Maine's Isaiah Fox scored at 2:27 into the middle period for his ninth goal of the season.
The Nordiques then went to score three goals in three minutes starting with 8:05 remaining in the second. Stefan Owens hit the back of his ninth goal of the season. He was followed by Casper Söderling and Patrick Schmiedlin.
Maine took a 5 - 0 lead just 1:02 into the third period on Tristan Fasig's sixth goal of the season.
The Titans mounted a comeback when Stephen Willey, Zach Nazzarett, and Jake LaRusso scored successive goals to make it a 5 - 3 game but Aidan Connolly scored with 1:57 remaining in the game to close out the scoring and make it a 6 - 3 game.
Louden Hogg stopped 36 of 42 shots while Maine's Tyriq Outen turned aside 28 of 31. Click here for the box score.
The two teams will meet again tonight at 7:00 PM at the Middletown Sports Complex.
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