
Storm Face Musketeers on Saturday in Sioux City
Published on October 18, 2025 under United States Hockey League (USHL)
Tri-City Storm News Release
SIOUX CITY, Iowa - The Tri-City Storm take on the Sioux City Musketeers Saturday night at Tyson Events Center. Puckdrop is scheduled for 6:05 pm.
Fans can watch the contest on FloHockey and listen on Storm Radio.
Tri-City (3-5-1, 7 pts, 4th place Western Conf.)
Previously:
Coming off 3-2 road victory at Omaha Friday; trailed 2-0 until putting up three unanswered goals between second and third periods
Cooper Ernewein, Cam Springer, Brecken Smith tallied goals last night; Ernewein produced his team-leading third of the year, Smith registered his first as a member of Tri-City
Springer (1-1-2) and Ashton Dahms (0-2-2) led all players with two points each Friday
Michal Pradel collected his third win in net after stopping 22 of 24 Omaha shots
Grabbed first victory of season in a game when trailing after the first period
Team Notes:
Second matchup in a stretch of three consecutive road games tonight; 5 of next 7 matchups will take place away from Viaero Center
Eighth game in a string of 15 in a row against Western Conference opponents, the longest such stretch of the year
Springer goal was scored on power play Friday, tally was team's second power play goal of the season; Storm man advantage is 2-for-28 this year, tied for 15th in USHL
Player Notes:
Michal Pradel (G): leads all USHL goaltenders in saves (194), ranks third in minutes (421)
Cooper Ernewein (F): has scored three goals on four shots this season; 75% shooting percentage leads all USHL players
Maddox Malmquist (F): tops USHL rookies in game-winning goals (2)
Oliver Ozogany (F): ranks fourth among USHL rookies in shots (19)
Paul Bloomer (F) (2-3-5) and Ashton Dahms (F) (3-2-5) lead team in scoring
Sioux City (3-4-1, 7 pts, 5th place Western Conf.)
Competing in three-in-three this weekend; dropped 5-3 home contest to Sioux Falls Friday, lost 5-2 matchup at Fargo Thursday
Last night: William Tomko, Trey Jefferis, Shayne Gould produced goals against the Stampede
Goaltender Jack Fichthorn stopped 32 of 37 Sioux Falls shots Friday, was dealt first loss of season
Competing in first three-in-three of 2025-2026 this weekend; have four scheduled this year
Tomko (2-6-8) is team's leading scorer, Gould (3-3-6) follows
Season series: Friday is the second of six regular season matchups between the Storm and Musketeers. The teams last met on Saturday, September 27 at Viaero Center (4-3 Sioux City, OT). Tonight is the first of three contests during 2025-2026 at Tyson Events Center.
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