Wilderness Win Eighth Straight
November 7, 2013 - North American Hockey League (NAHL)
Minnesota Wilderness News Release
In front of the largest crowd this season the Wilderness come out on top against Austin. Sappi Night at the Rink featured $1 tickets for everyone, courtesy of the sponsor. The attendance was 1,352 fans to watch the Wilderness take home their eighth straight win. The game also brought in eight Division I scouts. The Wilderness beat Austin 3-0, scoring by Richard Buri,Terry Leabo andJakob Romo. Goalie Kasimir Kaskisou had a shutout, rejecting 20 shots. Assists on the night came from Brett Heikkila, Johno May, Darian Romanko and Nolan Culver. Park Avenue "3 Stars of the Game" were; 1. Kasimir Kaskisou 2. Richard Buri 3. Terry Leabo.
The Wilderness play again at Northwoods Credit Union Arena on Friday December 6th at 7:05. To stay in touch with the Wilderness on the road you can watch their games Fast Hockey and check the Facebook and Twitter pages.
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