
Storm, Steel Conclude Weekend Series Sunday Afternoon in Chicagoland
Published on February 15, 2026 under United States Hockey League (USHL)
Tri-City Storm News Release
GENEVA, Ill. - The Tri-City Storm end a two-game series with the Chicago Steel on Sunday afternoon at Fox Valley Ice Arena. Puckdrop is set for 3:05 pm CT.
Fans can watch the contest on FloHockey and listen on Storm Radio.
Tri-City (22-19-5, 49 pts, 4th place Western Conf.)
Previously:
Defeated Chicago 3-2 in series opener Friday night
Friday: Bode Laylin scored twice to register first career multi-goal game, Luca Jarvis added first career game-winning goal
Friday: Netminder Michal Pradel stopped 28 of 30 Chicago shots
Team Notes:
Won seven of past nine games
Team defense has climbed to rank fifth in USHL at 2.89 goals allowed per game
Penalty kill (85.8%) ranks first in USHL
After today, 11 of next 12 games will take place at Viaero Center (16 games remain in regular season)
Sunday is final game outside Nebraska until Sunday, March 29 at Sioux City
Sunday ends final two-game road series against same opponent until April 3-4 at Fargo
Today is fourth game in string of six straight against Eastern Conference opponents, the longest such stretch of the year
Limited to 28 shots on goal or less in five consecutive games
Scored three goals or less in five consecutive contests for first time since going 13 straight games while scoring three or less between November 1 - December 5, 2025
Player Notes:
Bode Laylin: Eight points (4-4-8) over his past five games; 29 points this season place sixth among USHL defenseman; five power play goals this season tie for second among USHL blue liners
Carson Pilgrim: 15 points (5-10-15) over his past 14 games
Michal Pradel: has won seven of his past ten starts; four shutouts lead USHL goaltenders, 816 saves rank fourth, .919 save percentage is fourth, 2.47 goals against average places sixth
Owen Nelson: has won four straight starts; logged .944 save percentage over last four starts (118 saves on 125 shots)
Oliver Ozogany: 82 shots this season tie for fourth among USHL rookies
Maddox Malmquist: ties for fifth among USHL rookies in game-winning goals (2)
Carson Pilgrim (12-18-30) leads team in scoring, Bode Laylin (8-21-29) follows
Chicago (20-18-7, 47 pts, 7th place Eastern Conf.)
Won four of past six games
Saturday: Ryland Rooney, Brady Kudrick tallied goals
Saturday: Netminder Louis-Felix Charrois stopped 25 of 28 Storm shots
Dallas Vieau (15-17-32) leads team in scoring, Jackson Crowder (13-19-32) follows
Season series: This weekend's pair of games are the only times Tri-City and Chicago are scheduled to meet during 2025-2026. The Storm lead the season series 1-0.
United States Hockey League Stories from February 15, 2026
- Tri-City Sweeps Steel with 4-3 Overtime Win - Chicago Steel
- Phantoms Fall 5-2 - Youngstown Phantoms
- Déjà Vu: Jacks Sweep Phantoms 3 Games to None with 5-2 Win - Muskegon Lumberjacks
- Laylin, Pilgrim Lead Storm to 4-3 Overtime Victory Sunday at Chicago - Tri-City Storm
- Storm, Steel Conclude Weekend Series Sunday Afternoon in Chicagoland - Tri-City Storm
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- Tri-City's Laylin Is Finalist for USHL Defenseman of the Year Award
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