Wolves Defeat Thunder, Snapping 7 Game Losing Streak
December 28, 2019 - Federal Prospects Hockey League (FPHL)
Watertown Wolves News Release
The Wolves headed to Delaware for the back end of the home and home with the Thunder. The Thunder came out buzzing early with a few good scoring chances, but Jeremey Pominville came up big. Kieran Devine would head to the box for a boarding penalty, and the Wolves would take advantage. Tyler Gjurich scored on the rebound to put the Wolves up 1-0. The Wolves would quickly strike again on a wrist shot from Kyle Powell. Then, just like yesterday, a short-handed goal would start the scoring for the Thunder. Anton Kalinin scored on an incredible feed from Evgenii Demin to cut the lead to 1. The score was 2-1 after 1.
The Wolves got on the Thunder early in period 2. The Wolves took an early penalty but were able to score a short-handed goal. Michael Desjarlais scored on a short-handed breakaway. The Wolves would add goals 4 and 5 in period two as well. Boudreau and Gjurich scored respectively. After two it was 5-1.
Morgan Hudson started the third period for Delaware. Even with the lead, The Wolves kept coming. They started the third with a power-play goal scored by Cole Sonstebo. Later in the third, Taylor Cutting scored on the power-play on a great feed from Ryan Marker. Gjurich and Desjarlais would added a couple more later in the third. With just 14 seconds left Anton Kalinin scored to make the final 8-3.
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