
Storm End Weekend Set with Black Hawks Saturday in Waterloo
Published on January 24, 2026 under United States Hockey League (USHL)
Tri-City Storm News Release
WATERLOO, Iowa - The Tri-City Storm end a two-game series with the Waterloo Black Hawks on Saturday night at Young Arena. Puckdrop is set for 6:35 pm CT.
Fans can watch the contest on FloHockey and listen on Storm Radio.
Tri-City (17-17-5, 39 pts, 5th place Western Conf.)
Previously:
Collected 5-3 win over Waterloo on Friday night
Luka Rohloff, Paul Bloomer, Connor Brown, Carson Pilgrim, Cam Springer notched Storm goals
Brown, Pilgrim, and Springer teamed up for three unanswered tallies in third period, pulling Tri-City out of 3-2 deficit
Michal Pradel picked up his 12th win of the season, halting 23 of 26 Waterloo shots
Team Notes:
On season-long six-game point streak, which is currently the longest active among USHL teams
Have won four consecutive road games, the longest active such streak among USHL teams
Last game without collecting at least one standings point: Friday, January 2 at Fargo (4-2 loss)
Have won five of past six games
7-2-1 across last ten games (second best record among Western Conference teams during stretch)
Scored three or more goals in six consecutive games for second time this season
Penalty kill (85.0%) ranks second in USHL (Youngstown - 85.3%)
Averaging 11.87 penalty minutes per game, third-least among USHL teams
Player Notes:
Carson Pilgrim: on seven-game point streak, which ties career high set earlier this season (Oct. 17-Nov. 1); three multi-point games and ten total points (4-6-10) during current streak
Brecken Smith: has recorded 14 points (3-11-14) over his past 11 appearances (registered assist on Friday)
Connor Brown: Registered goal and assist last night for second multi-point game of season (first since September 26 vs. Omaha)
Bode Laylin: six points (1-5-6) over his past six games; all four goals this season have come on power play, a mark that ties for third among USHL defenseman
Mason Jenson: Five points (2-3-5) over his past five games
Michal Pradel: four shutouts lead USHL goaltenders, 699 saves rank second, .920 save percentage is fourth, 1515 minutes place fourth, 2.42 goals against average is fifth
Oliver Ozogany: 74 shots this season place fourth among USHL rookies
Maddox Malmquist: ties for second among USHL rookies in game-winning goals (2)
Carson Pilgrim (11-14-25) leads team in scoring, Brecken Smith (9-13-22) follows
Waterloo (12-22-2, 26 pts, 7th place Western Conf.)
Lost four straight, six of past seven games
Jakeb Lynch, Tyler Deakos, Travis Lefere registered goals Friday
Netminder Michael Chambre stopped 32 of 36 Storm shots
Ty Mason (18-13-31) and Salvatore Viviano (12-19-31) tie for the team lead in scoring, Hayden Russell (6-18-24) follows
Season series: Saturday is the fourth and final regular season meeting between Tri-City and Waterloo. The Black Hawks have taken two of the first three matchups this year. The road team has won each contest in the season series.
United States Hockey League Stories from January 24, 2026
- Fighting Five: Saints Travel to Face Capitols on Sunday - Dubuque Fighting Saints
- Saints Fall to Stampede on Saturday Night - Dubuque Fighting Saints
- Saints Fall to Stampede on Saturday Night - Dubuque Fighting Saints
- Phantoms Earn Weekend Sweep with 8-1 win over Team USA - Youngstown Phantoms
- Capitols Come Back to Down Steel in Overtime - Chicago Steel
- Storm Sweep for Split - Waterloo Black Hawks
- Saturday Decision Goes 3-1 to Green Bay. Jacks Take Season Series, 3-1 - Muskegon Lumberjacks
- Betzold Nets Two Power-Play Goals to Lead Stampede to 4-1 Win over Fighting Saints - Sioux Falls Stampede
- Gamblers' Get Revenge on the Lumberjacks - Green Bay Gamblers
- Storm Sweep Black Hawks with 5-2 Saturday Win at Young Arena - Tri-City Storm
- Lancers Score Again on Power Play, Fall to Stars - Omaha Lancers
- Stars Thrash Lancers in Front of Sellout Crowd - Lincoln Stars
- Storm End Weekend Set with Black Hawks Saturday in Waterloo - Tri-City Storm
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