
Storm Host Stars on Saturday Night at Viaero Center
Published on November 22, 2025 under United States Hockey League (USHL)
Tri-City Storm News Release
KEARNEY, Neb. - The Tri-City Storm tangle with the Lincoln Stars on Saturday night at Viaero Center. Puckdrop is set for 6:05 pm.
To purchase tickets, visit stormhockey.com, call the Storm at 308-338-8144, or stop by the Viaero Center box office in-person.
Fans can watch the contest on FloHockey and listen on Storm Radio.
Tri-City (8-10-3, 19 pts, 5th place Western Conf.)
Previously:
Knocked off Sioux City 3-2 on Friday at Viaero Center
Friday: Samuel Murin's tie-breaking goal with under ten minutes remaining in first period gave Storm 3-2 advantage
Friday: Connor Brown, Noah LaPointe also contributed goals for Tri-City
Friday: Netminder Michal Pradel made career-high 41 saves in net on 43 Musketeer shots
Pradel's 41 saves tied for fifth-most by a goaltender in a single USHL game this season
Team Notes:
Snapped six-game winless streak Friday, the team's longest since April 16-24, 2021
Last night was first win since Friday, October 31 (4-1 over Omaha at Viaero Center)
Held opponents to three power play goals in previous 33 attempts (9%)
Penalty kill (85.7%) ranks first in USHL
Averaging 9.71 penalty minutes per game, third-least among USHL teams
One of 4 USHL teams (Fargo, NTDP, Green Bay) yet to allow a shorthanded goal this season
Have not scored more than three goals in one game during November (seven contests)
Played 21 games this year, second-most among all USHL teams; Omaha (22 games) is only team to have played more
Player Notes:
Carson Pilgrim, Noah LaPointe, Jack Lackas all returned from injuries last night; Pilgrim (F) made his first appearance since November 8, LaPointe (D) returned for first time since October 4, Lackas (F) played for first time since September 27
Michal Pradel: leads all USHL goaltenders in saves (418); 939 minutes this season tie for first in league (Max Weilandt, Des Moines)
Bode Laylin: three goals tie for third among USHL defenseman, 12 points tie for eighth among defenseman; three power play goals tie for second among defenseman, 39 shots tie for fourth among defenseman
Maddox Malmquist: ties for second among USHL rookies in game-winning goals (2)
Cooper Ernewein: second among USHL rookies in shooting percentage (three goals on 12 shots, 25%)
Frantisek Netusil: 13 minor penalties this season are third-most among all USHL players
Carson Pilgrim (6-9-15) leads team in scoring followed by Bode Laylin (3-9-12)
Lincoln (10-9-0, 20 pts, 4th place Eastern Conf.)
Won six of past eight games
Beat Des Moines 2-1 on road Friday
Friday: Drew DellaSalla, John Hirschfeld tallied goals
Friday: Will Prowse made 21 saves on 22 shots to pick up eighth win of season
Alex Pelletier (20-9-29) leads team and all USHL skaters in goals and points; Layne Loomer (4-17-21) follows
Season series: Tonight is the third of nine regular season matchups between the Storm and Stars during 2025-2026. The teams last squared off in a home-and-home set across October 24 (5-3 Lincoln win at Ice Box) and October 25 (4-3 Tri-City win at Viaero Center). Tri-City's nine regular season games against Lincoln are more than any other opponent.
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- Storm Host Stars on Saturday Night at Viaero Center - Tri-City Storm
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