WHL Everett Silvertips

Warm, Tri-City Keep 'Tips at Bay 4-2

Published on November 3, 2018 under Western Hockey League (WHL)
Everett Silvertips News Release


EVERETT, Wash. - A 53-save performance from Tri-City goaltender Beck Warm along with a goal and an assist from Tri-City forward Sasha Mutala was enough to lift the Tri-City Americans over the Everett Silvertips 4-2 in front of 5,119 at A.O.T.W. Arena in downtown Everett on Friday night.

Silvertips captain Connor Dewar posted a goal and an assist along with a two-point night from defenseman Jake Christiansen, where he recorded a goal and an assist. The Tips finished four shots short of their single game record (59) set in 2017-18, and one short of tying the franchise record for most in one period (27, set in 2016-17).

UP NEXT: The Silvertips head to Spokane to take on the Chiefs on Nov. 3 at 7:05 P.M. (1380 AM / 95.3 FM / Tips App / WHL Live). The game starts a four-game road trip, and the Tips return home Nov. 14 against Portland at 7:05 p.m. Tickets are available at www.everettsilvertips.com/tickets.

The Silvertips hammered shots on net and kept a strong defensive presence in a scoreless first period. Tri-City goaltender Beck Warm faced 14 shots, while Everett goaltender Dustin Wolf faced four. The period produced five minor penalties total, the first three on Tri-City and the remaining two on Everett. A Bryce Kindopp charging penalty at 17:38 shook up Tri-City defenseman Riley Bruce, as he was sent to the locker room.

In the second period, Tri-City center Krystof Hrabik put the Americans up 1-0 with a wrist shot from the right circle created from a steal and pass from right-winger Sasha Mutala at 6:18. It took Silvertips captain Connor Dewar 43 seconds to retaliate with a one-time wrist shot off a feed from Jake Christiansen and stretch pass from Sean Richards at 6:45.

Everett defenseman Gianni Fairbrother was hauled off for tripping at 18:31, which eventually set up a Tri-City power play goal at 19:24. Americans forward Nolan Yaremko's power play goal put the Americans up 2-1, where he delivered a slap shot immediately after Parker AuCoin won the draw against Dewar in the right circle.

The retaliation from Everett continued as Riley Sutter cut the Americans' lead to 3-2, with a one-timer blasted off a feed from Dewar and Christiansen at 12:35.

Everett takes their timeout with 1:31 left in regulation, where they pull Wolf. The Americans scored an empty net goal with under one second remaining in regulation.

SILVERTIPS LINE COMBOS

15 / RICHARDS 14 / SUTTER 7 / FASKO-RUDAS

10 / BAINS 43 / DEWAR 19 / KINDOPP

9 / BUTT 26 / VITELLI 16 / ORMSBY

17 / BEREZOWSKI 39 / GONCALVES 27 / PRICE

DEFENSIVE PAIRINGS

20 / K. WALKER 29 / WYLIE

24 / FAIRBROTHER 4 / I. WALKER

23 / CHRISTIANSEN 86 / KHAIRA

GOALTENDERS

32 / WOLF

31 / PALAGA

THREE STARS

1. Beck Warm

2. Connor Dewar

3. Sasha Mutala

NOTES: Silvertips scratches include Ronan Seeley, Peter Melcher, Conrad Mitchell and Bronson Sharp ... Americans scratches include Anthony Bishop, Michael Rasmussen, Blake Stevenson, Kyle Olson and Paycen Bjorklund ... This is the second of eight regular season matchup's between Everett and Tri-City. Everett has won nine of their last 13 games.




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