Tomahawks Drop 4-2 Contest to Fairbanks; Game Three Sunday at 4 p.m.
May 11, 2019 - North American Hockey League (NAHL)
Johnstown Tomahawks News Release
BLAINE, MN - The Johnstown Tomahawks dropped a 4-2 decision to the Fairbanks Ice Dogs in Game Two of the Robertson Cup Semi-Final Saturday night at Fogerty Arena.
Scoring Breakdown:
1st Period Recap
Much the yesterday afternoon, Fairbanks collected the game's first goal when Jonathan Sorenson deflected a John Stampohar shot past Carter McPhail for a 1-0 Ice Dogs lead. 4
Ice Dogs forward Brendan MacLaren increased the Tomahawks lead to 2-0 six minutes with his first goal of the evening.
Johnstown went work on the comeback trail as Oliver Benwell potted his 10th goal of the post season.
Shots on Goal After the First Period: Johnstown (9) | Fairbanks (19)
2nd Period Recap
At the 1:23 mark of the period, MacLaren added his second goal of the afternoon for a 3-1 Ice Dogs lead.
Ten minutes after the Ice Dogs goal, Roman Kraemer scored his seventh of the playoffs from a Benwell pass to cut the Ice Dogs lead to 3-2.
Shots on Goal After the Second Period: Johnstown (20) | Fairbanks (29)
3rd Period Recap:
The Ice Dogs regained their two-goal lead with a power play goal from Sorenson at 8:14 of the third period.
Final Shots on Goal: Johnstown (27) | Fairbanks (44)
NOTES:
Game Three of the Robertson Cup Semi-Final begins Sunday, May 12 at 4 p.m. from Fogerty Arena in Blaine, Minn for the right to play for the Robertson Cup National Championship.
The game will be broadcast at 1st Summit Arena on the scoreboard. Doors open at 3:30 p.m.
The 2019 Playoffs is presented by Allied Milk Producers.
Tickets: Ticketmaster.com.
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