Sound Tigers Lose 7-5 To Manchester
November 4, 2005 - American Hockey League (AHL)
Bridgeport Islanders News Release
BRIDGEPORT, CT - The American Hockey League's Bridgeport Sound Tigers, top affiliate of the National Hockey League's New York Islanders, lost 7-5 at home to the Manchester Monarchs Friday.
Steve Regier gave the Sound Tigers a 1-0 lead 11:09 into the game with his first goal of the season off assists from Travis Brigley and Evgeny Tunik, his first point with the team.
Rob Collins doubled the advantage to 2-0 4:38 later when he notched his fourth goal of the year on a penalty shot. Collins was hooked by Manchester's Brad Fast while he had a clear path to the Monarchs net, which resulted in referee Chris Ciamaga's call.
Manchester cut the lead to 2-1 on Konstantin Pushkarev's third tally of the season, on the power play, off assists from Marty Wilford and Lauri Tukonen with 2:04 left in the opening period.
The Sound Tigers regained the two-goal advantage at 3-1 when Wyatt Smith scored for the second game in a row, and upped an overall point streak to five games, off assists from Luch Aquino and Regier 5:41 into the second period, but the Monarchs started a four-goal rally just 1:51 later.
Fast made it 3-2 with his first of the season off assists from Connor James and Wilford at 7:32, Matt Ryan tied the score at 3-3 with a shorthanded goal at 9:50 off an assist from Doug Nolan, Tukonen gave Manchester its first lead at 4-3 with a five-on-three power-play goal, his third marker of the year, off assists from Denis Grebeshkov and Jeff Tambellini at 12:22, and Mark Ardelan upped the lead to 5-3 with his first goal of the season, on the back end of another two-man advantage, off an assist from Wilford. The Monarchs set a team, single-period record with 31 shots on goal in the middle frame.
Smith pulled the Sound Tigers to within 5-4 with his second goal of the night and third of the campaign off assists from Tunik and Collins 8:10 into the third period, but the Monarchs went back in front by a pair at 6-4 5:07 later on Tambellini's third of the year off assists from Brad Smyth and James.
Regier put the Sound Tigers within striking distance at 6-5 with his second goal of the contest and the season with 4:04 left to play off an assist from Vince Macri. The Sound Tigers then pulled goaltender Wade Dubielewicz in favor of an extra attacker with just over a minute left to play, but Smyth iced the win with an empty-netter, his second goal of the year, off assists from Tambellini and Joey Mormina with 59.3 seconds left to play.
Regier was the first star of the game, Tukonen the second and Tambellini the third. Manchester was 3 for 9 on the power play and had a 51-32 shots on goal advantage. The Sound Tigers were 0 for 7 on the power play. Dubielewicz made 44 saves in losing effort besting the team-season-high mark of 43 set by Chris Madden on Wednesday. Adam Hauser made 27 saves to earn the win.
The Sound Tigers will continue a stretch of three games in three nights when they visit the Albany River Rats tomorrow at 7 p.m. They will return home to host the Binghamton Senators this Sunday at 4:05 p.m. on "Golf Day" to end a four-game-in-five-night week.
Information regarding Sound Tigers tickets and promotions is available by calling 203-334-GOAL or emailing info@soundtigers.com. All Sound Tigers games are web-cast live at www.soundtigers.com. Fans can also watch all games live on the B2 Networks.BRIDGEPORT, CT - The American Hockey League's Bridgeport Sound Tigers, top affiliate of the National Hockey League's New York Islanders, lost 7-5 at home to the Manchester Monarchs Friday.
Steve Regier gave the Sound Tigers a 1-0 lead 11:09 into the game with his first goal of the season off assists from Travis Brigley and Evgeny Tunik, his first point with the team.
Rob Collins doubled the advantage to 2-0 4:38 later when he notched his fourth goal of the year on a penalty shot. Collins was hooked by Manchester's Brad Fast while he had a clear path to the Monarchs net, which resulted in referee Chris Ciamaga's call.
Manchester cut the lead to 2-1 on Konstantin Pushkarev's third tally of the season, on the power play, off assists from Marty Wilford and Lauri Tukonen with 2:04 left in the opening period.
The Sound Tigers regained the two-goal advantage at 3-1 when Wyatt Smith scored for the second game in a row, and upped an overall point streak to five games, off assists from Luch Aquino and Regier 5:41 into the second period, but the Monarchs started a four-goal rally just 1:51 later.
Fast made it 3-2 with his first of the season off assists from Connor James and Wilford at 7:32, Matt Ryan tied the score at 3-3 with a shorthanded goal at 9:50 off an assist from Doug Nolan, Tukonen gave Manchester its first lead at 4-3 with a five-on-three power-play goal, his third marker of the year, off assists from Denis Grebeshkov and Jeff Tambellini at 12:22, and Mark Ardelan upped the lead to 5-3 with his first goal of the season, on the back end of another two-man advantage, off an assist from Wilford. The Monarchs set a team, single-period record with 31 shots on goal in the middle frame.
Smith pulled the Sound Tigers to within 5-4 with his second goal of the night and third of the campaign off assists from Tunik and Collins 8:10 into the third period, but the Monarchs went back in front by a pair at 6-4 5:07 later on Tambellini's third of the year off assists from Brad Smyth and James.
Regier put the Sound Tigers within striking distance at 6-5 with his second goal of the contest and the season with 4:04 left to play off an assist from Vince Macri. The Sound Tigers then pulled goaltender Wade Dubielewicz in favor of an extra attacker with just over a minute left to play, but Smyth iced the win with an empty-netter, his second goal of the year, off assists from Tambellini and Joey Mormina with 59.3 seconds left to play.
Regier was the first star of the game, Tukonen the second and Tambellini the third. Manchester was 3 for 9 on the power play and had a 51-32 shots on goal advantage. The Sound Tigers were 0 for 7 on the power play. Dubielewicz made 44 saves in losing effort besting the team-season-high mark of 43 set by Chris Madden on Wednesday. Adam Hauser made 27 saves to earn the win.
The Sound Tigers will continue a stretch of three games in three nights when they visit the Albany River Rats tomorrow at 7 p.m. They will return home to host the Binghamton Senators this Sunday at 4:05 p.m. on "Golf Day" to end a four-game-in-five-night week.
Information regarding Sound Tigers tickets and promotions is available by calling 203-334-GOAL or emailing info@soundtigers.com. All Sound Tigers games are web-cast live at www.soundtigers.com. Fans can also watch all games live on the B2 Networks.BRIDGEPORT, CT - The American Hockey League's Bridgeport Sound Tigers, top affiliate of the National Hockey League's New York Islanders, lost 7-5 at home to the Manchester Monarchs Friday.
Steve Regier gave the Sound Tigers a 1-0 lead 11:09 into the game with his first goal of the season off assists from Travis Brigley and Evgeny Tunik, his first point with the team.
Rob Collins doubled the advantage to 2-0 4:38 later when he notched his fourth goal of the year on a penalty shot. Collins was hooked by Manchester's Brad Fast while he had a clear path to the Monarchs net, which resulted in referee Chris Ciamaga's call.
Manchester cut the lead to 2-1 on Konstantin Pushkarev's third tally of the season, on the power play, off assists from Marty Wilford and Lauri Tukonen with 2:04 left in the opening period.
The Sound Tigers regained the two-goal advantage at 3-1 when Wyatt Smith scored for the second game in a row, and upped an overall point streak to five games, off assists from Luch Aquino and Regier 5:41 into the second period, but the Monarchs started a four-goal rally just 1:51 later.
Fast made it 3-2 with his first of the season off assists from Connor James and Wilford at 7:32, Matt Ryan tied the score at 3-3 with a shorthanded goal at 9:50 off an assist from Doug Nolan, Tukonen gave Manchester its first lead at 4-3 with a five-on-three power-play goal, his third marker of the year, off assists from Denis Grebeshkov and Jeff Tambellini at 12:22, and Mark Ardelan upped the lead to 5-3 with his first goal of the season, on the back end of another two-man advantage, off an assist from Wilford. The Monarchs set a team, single-period record with 31 shots on goal in the middle frame.
Smith pulled the Sound Tigers to within 5-4 with his second goal of the night and third of the campaign off assists from Tunik and Collins 8:10 into the third period, but the Monarchs went back in front by a pair at 6-4 5:07 later on Tambellini's third of the year off assists from Brad Smyth and James.
Regier put the Sound Tigers within striking distance at 6-5 with his second goal of the contest and the season with 4:04 left to play off an assist from Vince Macri. The Sound Tigers then pulled goaltender Wade Dubielewicz in favor of an extra attacker with just over a minute left to play, but Smyth iced the win with an empty-netter, his second goal of the year, off assists from Tambellini and Joey Mormina with 59.3 seconds left to play.
Regier was the first star of the game, Tukonen the second and Tambellini the third. Manchester was 3 for 9 on the power play and had a 51-32 shots on goal advantage. The Sound Tigers were 0 for 7 on the power play. Dubielewicz made 44 saves in losing effort besting the team-season-high mark of 43 set by Chris Madden on Wednesday. Adam Hauser made 27 saves to earn the win.
The Sound Tigers will continue a stretch of three games in three nights when they visit the Albany River Rats tomorrow at 7 p.m. They will return home to host the Binghamton Senators this Sunday at 4:05 p.m. on "Golf Day" to end a four-game-in-five-night week.
Information regarding Sound Tigers tickets and promotions is available by calling 203-334-GOAL or emailing info@soundtigers.com. All Sound Tigers games are web-cast live at www.soundtigers.com. Fans can also watch all games live on the B2 Networks.BRIDGEPORT, CT - The American Hockey League's Bridgeport Sound Tigers, top affiliate of the National Hockey League's New York Islanders, lost 7-5 at home to the Manchester Monarchs Friday.
Steve Regier gave the Sound Tigers a 1-0 lead 11:09 into the game with his first goal of the season off assists from Travis Brigley and Evgeny Tunik, his first point with the team.
Rob Collins doubled the advantage to 2-0 4:38 later when he notched his fourth goal of the year on a penalty shot. Collins was hooked by Manchester's Brad Fast while he had a clear path to the Monarchs net, which resulted in referee Chris Ciamaga's call.
Manchester cut the lead to 2-1 on Konstantin Pushkarev's third tally of the season, on the power play, off assists from Marty Wilford and Lauri Tukonen with 2:04 left in the opening period.
The Sound Tigers regained the two-goal advantage at 3-1 when Wyatt Smith scored for the second game in a row, and upped an overall point streak to five games, off assists from Luch Aquino and Regier 5:41 into the second period, but the Monarchs started a four-goal rally just 1:51 later.
Fast made it 3-2 with his first of the season off assists from Connor James and Wilford at 7:32, Matt Ryan tied the score at 3-3 with a shorthanded goal at 9:50 off an assist from Doug Nolan, Tukonen gave Manchester its first lead at 4-3 with a five-on-three power-play goal, his third marker of the year, off assists from Denis Grebeshkov and Jeff Tambellini at 12:22, and Mark Ardelan upped the lead to 5-3 with his first goal of the season, on the back end of another two-man advantage, off an assist from Wilford. The Monarchs set a team, single-period record with 31 shots on goal in the middle frame.
Smith pulled the Sound Tigers to within 5-4 with his second goal of the night and third of the campaign off assists from Tunik and Collins 8:10 into the third period, but the Monarchs went back in front by a pair at 6-4 5:07 later on Tambellini's third of the year off assists from Brad Smyth and James.
Regier put the Sound Tigers within striking distance at 6-5 with his second goal of the contest and the season with 4:04 left to play off an assist from Vince Macri. The Sound Tigers then pulled goaltender Wade Dubielewicz in favor of an extra attacker with just over a minute left to play, but Smyth iced the win with an empty-netter, his second goal of the year, off assists from Tambellini and Joey Mormina with 59.3 seconds left to play.
Regier was the first star of the game, Tukonen the second and Tambellini the third. Manchester was 3 for 9 on the power play and had a 51-32 shots on goal advantage. The Sound Tigers were 0 for 7 on the power play. Dubielewicz made 44 saves in losing effort besting the team-season-high mark of 43 set by Chris Madden on Wednesday. Adam Hauser made 27 saves to earn the win.
The Sound Tigers will continue a stretch of three games in three nights when they visit the Albany River Rats tomorrow at 7 p.m. They will return home to host the Binghamton Senators this Sunday at 4:05 p.m. on "Golf Day" to end a four-game-in-five-night week.
Information regarding Sound Tigers tickets and promotions is available by calling 203-334-GOAL or emailing info@soundtigers.com. All Sound Tigers games are web-cast live at www.soundtigers.com. Fans can also watch all games live on the B2 Networks.BRIDGEPORT, CT - The American Hockey League's Bridgeport Sound Tigers, top affiliate of the National Hockey League's New York Islanders, lost 7-5 at home to the Manchester Monarchs Friday.
Steve Regier gave the Sound Tigers a 1-0 lead 11:09 into the game with his first goal of the season off assists from Travis Brigley and Evgeny Tunik, his first point with the team.
Rob Collins doubled the advantage to 2-0 4:38 later when he notched his fourth goal of the year on a penalty shot. Collins was hooked by Manchester's Brad Fast while he had a clear path to the Monarchs net, which resulted in referee Chris Ciamaga's call.
Manchester cut the lead to 2-1 on Konstantin Pushkarev's third tally of the season, on the power play, off assists from Marty Wilford and Lauri Tukonen with 2:04 left in the opening period.
The Sound Tigers regained the two-goal advantage at 3-1 when Wyatt Smith scored for the second game in a row, and upped an overall point streak to five games, off assists from Luch Aquino and Regier 5:41 into the second period, but the Monarchs started a four-goal rally just 1:51 later.
Fast made it 3-2 with his first of the season off assists from Connor James and Wilford at 7:32, Matt Ryan tied the score at 3-3 with a shorthanded goal at 9:50 off an assist from Doug Nolan, Tukonen gave Manchester its first lead at 4-3 with a five-on-three power-play goal, his third marker of the year, off assists from Denis Grebeshkov and Jeff Tambellini at 12:22, and Mark Ardelan upped the lead to 5-3 with his first goal of the season, on the back end of another two-man advantage, off an assist from Wilford. The Monarchs set a team, single-period record with 31 shots on goal in the middle frame.
Smith pulled the Sound Tigers to within 5-4 with his second goal of the night and third of the campaign off assists from Tunik and Collins 8:10 into the third period, but the Monarchs went back in front by a pair at 6-4 5:07 later on Tambellini's third of the year off assists from Brad Smyth and James.
Regier put the Sound Tigers within striking distance at 6-5 with his second goal of the contest and the season with 4:04 left to play off an assist from Vince Macri. The Sound Tigers then pulled goaltender Wade Dubielewicz in favor of an extra attacker with just over a minute left to play, but Smyth iced the win with an empty-netter, his second goal of the year, off assists from Tambellini and Joey Mormina with 59.3 seconds left to play.
Regier was the first star of the game, Tukonen the second and Tambellini the third. Manchester was 3 for 9 on the power play and had a 51-32 shots on goal advantage. The Sound Tigers were 0 for 7 on the power play. Dubielewicz made 44 saves in losing effort besting the team-season-high mark of 43 set by Chris Madden on Wednesday. Adam Hauser made 27 saves to earn the win.
The Sound Tigers will continue a stretch of three games in three nights when they visit the Albany River Rats tomorrow at 7 p.m. They will return home to host the Binghamton Senators this Sunday at 4:05 p.m. on "Golf Day" to end a four-game-in-five-night week.
Information regarding Sound Tigers tickets and promotions is available by calling 203-334-GOAL or emailing info@soundtigers.com. All Sound Tigers games are web-cast live at www.soundtigers.com. Fans can also watch all games live on the B2 Networks.BRIDGEPORT, CT - The American Hockey League's Bridgeport Sound Tigers, top affiliate of the National Hockey League's New York Islanders, lost 7-5 at home to the Manchester Monarchs Friday.
Steve Regier gave the Sound Tigers a 1-0 lead 11:09 into the game with his first goal of the season off assists from Travis Brigley and Evgeny Tunik, his first point with the team.
Rob Collins doubled the advantage to 2-0 4:38 later when he notched his fourth goal of the year on a penalty shot. Collins was hooked by Manchester's Brad Fast while he had a clear path to the Monarchs net, which resulted in referee Chris Ciamaga's call.
Manchester cut the lead to 2-1 on Konstantin Pushkarev's third tally of the season, on the power play, off assists from Marty Wilford and Lauri Tukonen with 2:04 left in the opening period.
The Sound Tigers regained the two-goal advantage at 3-1 when Wyatt Smith scored for the second game in a row, and upped an overall point streak to five games, off assists from Luch Aquino and Regier 5:41 into the second period, but the Monarchs started a four-goal rally just 1:51 later.
Fast made it 3-2 with his first of the season off assists from Connor James and Wilford at 7:32, Matt Ryan tied the score at 3-3 with a shorthanded goal at 9:50 off an assist from Doug Nolan, Tukonen gave Manchester its first lead at 4-3 with a five-on-three power-play goal, his third marker of the year, off assists from Denis Grebeshkov and Jeff Tambellini at 12:22, and Mark Ardelan upped the lead to 5-3 with his first goal of the season, on the back end of another two-man advantage, off an assist from Wilford. The Monarchs set a team, single-period record with 31 shots on goal in the middle frame.
Smith pulled the Sound Tigers to within 5-4 with his second goal of the night and third of the campaign off assists from Tunik and Collins 8:10 into the third period, but the Monarchs went back in front by a pair at 6-4 5:07 later on Tambellini's third of the year off assists from Brad Smyth and James.
Regier put the Sound Tigers within striking distance at 6-5 with his second goal of the contest and the season with 4:04 left to play off an assist from Vince Macri. The Sound Tigers then pulled goaltender Wade Dubielewicz in favor of an extra attacker with just over a minute left to play, but Smyth iced the win with an empty-netter, his second goal of the year, off assists from Tambellini and Joey Mormina with 59.3 seconds left to play.
Regier was the first star of the game, Tukonen the second and Tambellini the third. Manchester was 3 for 9 on the power play and had a 51-32 shots on goal advantage. The Sound Tigers were 0 for 7 on the power play. Dubielewicz made 44 saves in losing effort besting the team-season-high mark of 43 set by Chris Madden on Wednesday. Adam Hauser made 27 saves to earn the win.
The Sound Tigers will continue a stretch of three games in three nights when they visit the Albany River Rats tomorrow at 7 p.m. They will return home to host the Binghamton Senators this Sunday at 4:05 p.m. on "Golf Day" to end a four-game-in-five-night week.
Information regarding Sound Tigers tickets and promotions is available by calling 203-334-GOAL or emailing info@soundtigers.com. All Sound Tigers games are web-cast live at www.soundtigers.com. Fans can also watch all games live on the B2 Networks.
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