
Tri-City Pays Visit to Omaha on Friday Night
Published on October 17, 2025 under United States Hockey League (USHL)
Tri-City Storm News Release
OMAHA, Neb. - The Tri-City Storm visit the Omaha Lancers on Friday night at Liberty First Credit Union Arena. Puckdrop is set for 7:05 pm.
Fans can watch the contest on FloHockey and listen on Storm Radio.
Tri-City (2-5-1, 5 pts, 6th place Western Conf.)
Previously:
Coming off 5-0 home loss to Des Moines on Sunday
Competed in three-in-three last weekend (all games at home); dropped 4-1 decision to Fargo on Saturday, beat Force 4-0 on Friday
Ashton Dahms led the offense with two goals last weekend; Connor Brown, Maddox Malmquist, Oliver Ozogany also scored
Team Notes:
Begin a stretch of three consecutive road games tonight; 6 of next 8 games will take place away from Viaero Center
Seventh game in a stretch of 15 in a row against Western Conference opponents, the longest such string of the year
Have begun season 1-for-26 on power play (3.8%), ranking last among USHL teams
Player Notes:
Michal Pradel (G): second among USHL goaltenders in saves (172), ranks fourth in minutes (361)
Maddox Malmquist (F): tops all USHL rookies in game-winning goals (2), ties for second among rookies in goals (3), places fourth among rookies in shooting percentage (27.3)
Oliver Ozogany (F): second among USHL rookies in shots (19)
Paul Bloomer (F) (2-3-5) leads team in scoring, followed by Bode Laylin (D) (0-4-4)
Omaha (2-7-0, 4 pts, 7th place Western Conf.)
Coming off 4-3 home loss to Cedar Rapids on Wednesday
Ryan Aaronson, Nikita Konevych, Kole Hyles tallied Lancer goals in game
Goaltender Devin Shakar halted 19 of 23 Cedar Rapids shots Wednesday; Shakar leads all USHL goaltenders in saves (187)
Allowed USHL-most 5.11 goals/game this season
Four of next five games to take place at home
Ryan Aaronson (5-3-8) is team's leading scorer, followed by three other players with five points
Season series: Friday is the second of eight regular season matchups between the Storm and Lancers. The teams last met on Friday, September 26 at Viaero Center (6-2 Tri-City). Tonight is the first of four contests at Liberty First Credit Union Arena.
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