A rivalry will be renewed tonight when the Kalamazoo Wings hit the road to battle the Fort Wayne Komets in the first half of a home and home series, which concludes tomorrow at Wing Stadium. This is the second of ten meetings between the archrivals; Kalamazoo leads the season series with a record of 1-0-0.
Four in a row, that's how many consecutive games away from Wings Stadium the K-Wings have won. Kalamazoo will look to extend that streak with an added boost to their lineup. Forwards Lucas Drake, Jason Lawmaster and defenseman Chris McAllister will all be in the lineup tonight for Kalamazoo.
With nine wins at Memorial Coliseum, only the Muskegon Fury have more victories (11) on home ice than Fort Wayne. The Komets come into the game atop the Western Conference, just four points ahead of the Rockford IceHogs.
Team Leaders: Kalamazoo Wings Fort Wayne Komets
Goals: Nick Bootland (14 Goals) J.C. Ruid (16 Goals)
Assists: Glenn Detulleo (18 Assists) Guy Dupuis (20 Assists)
Last Meeting: K-Wings Won 3-2 November 10th @ Wings Stadium in Kalamazoo, Michigan
Next Meeting: Saturday, December 16th @ Wings Stadium in Kalamazoo, Michigan
Mr. O.T Returns
Tonight will be the first-time that forward Lucas Drake has donned a K-Wings jersey since scoring the Colonial Cup clinching goal last May. Drake started this season in the ECHL with the Columbia Inferno.
Strike Force
Kalamazoo will have a physical presence on the ice, as both Chris McAllister and Jason Lawmaster dress against Fort Wayne. McAllister has missed the last three games due to injury, while Lawmaster makes his K-Wings debut after being traded to Kalamazoo last Monday.
A Triple Threat
With three goals over the weekend by Kory Karlander, the K-Wings now have three players on their roster with more than 10 goals; Nick Bootland with 14, Justin Cross with 12 and Karlander with 11. Each of these three players had at least one goal in the past three games.
Road Warriors
The K-Wings continue to impress on the road. They now have a four-game road-win streak and a record of 8-3-0 when away from Wings Stadium. Kalamazoo's road win streak started back on November 25th and includes victories over Flint, Chicago, Muskegon and Port Huron.
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Valentin and Versteeg-Lytwyn on the Radio
Join special guests Alexander Valentin and Mark Versteeg-Lytwyn, as they join Head Coach Mark Reeds and the Voice of the K-Wings, Mike Modugno on "K-Wings Live". The show is on Sports Radio AM 1660 Mondays from 6-7 PM at The Cabana Bar and Grille inside the Holiday Inn Kalamazoo on South 11th Street.
K-Wings on Radio
Catch all the K-Wings games home and away on the K-Wings Radio Network (WLKM 95.9 FM and Sports Radio AM 1660). Join the Voice of the K-Wings, Mike Modugno for all 76 regular season games plus the playoffs. Pre-game coverage begins with the Digital Highway Pre-Game Show 15 minutes prior to face-off. For the most complete coverage of the K-Wings from the Opening Face-Off to the Final Buzzer, keep your radio tuned this season to the K-Wings Radio Network.
Upcoming Games
Saturday, December 16th Vs. Fort Wayne 7:30 PM (7th Annual Teddy Bear Toss Night Presented by Kodiak Construction, WKFR, WOTV)
Sunday, December 17th Vs. Elmira 4:00 PM
Friday, December 22nd Vs. Muskegon 7:30 PM (Fed-Ex Kinko's Night)
Saturday, December 23rd Vs. Port Huron 7:30 PM (Santa Claus comes to Wings Stadium)
BLOOMINGTON, Ill. - Todd Robinson continued his rapid scoring pace Friday night by netting two goals and adding an assist to lead the Muskegon Fury to a 4-0 victory over Bloomington before 3,454 people at U.S. Cellular Coliseum.
The Fury, who lead the United Hockey League with a 23-3 record, recorded its franchise-record eighth straight win. The loss dropped the PrairieThunder's record to 8-16 ahead of tonight's 7:30 Western Conference game at Rockford.
Robinson, who leads the UHL in goals scored and points, scored his first goal 4:18 into the first period off assists by Mike Watt and Rustyn Dolyny. The Fury took a 2-0 lead two minutes on a goal by Dolyny. He was assisted by Watt and Robinson.
Neither team scored in the second period, but the Fury added two more goals in the third period. Robinson scored his 23rd goal of the year at the 16-minute mark. He was assisted by Justin Coutu and Dolyny. Robinson has scored 55 points this season.
Muskegon's final tally came on Philippe Plante's goal three minutes later off an assist by Evan Kotsopoulos. The PrairieThunder outshot the Fury, 35-31.
Port Huron, MI - The Port Huron Flags won their second consecutive game against the Elmira Jackals with a 4-2 win Friday night at McMorran Place Arena.
The Jackals got off to a rocky start when they gave up the opening goal at 7:49 of the first period. After a turnover near the blue line, Jackals goaltender Kris Tebbs robbed Ryan Markham on a breakaway, but Steve Hildenbrand swooped in on the rebound and scored for a 1-0 lead. Elmira caught up when rookie defenseman Derek Miller, playing his first pro game as a forward, scored his first career professional goal. Miller took a cross-ice pass from David Morelli and unleashed a hard slap shot from the top of the right wing circle that beat goalie Noah Ruden at 8:59. But the Flags regained the lead off another failed Jackals clearing attempt. Bobby Kukulka stole the puck off a back-check just inside the offensive blue line, and then executed a give-and-go with Greg Bullock at 15:49, Kukulka's 3rd goal in his last two games, all against Elmira.
In the second period, the Flags received three consecutive power plays in the first eight minutes, but Elmira's stingy penalty kill kept Port Huron from extending their lead. However, late in the period the Flags caught Elmira sleeping in front of their goal as rookie defenseman Craig Mahon slipped through the defenses for a one-timer. Kris Tebbs denied his initial shot but Mahon corralled his own rebound and scored his first professional goal at 18:37, assisted by Greg Bullock and Mark Cadotte.
Yevgeny Lazarev scored his 11th goal of the season at 7:14 of the third period, capping off a wonderful passing combination between Lazarev and Erik Anderson, cutting the Flags lead to 3-2; Scott Wray also assisted on the goal. But as the Jackals tried to find the equalizer, Port Huron's Mike Olynyk put the game out of reach. Olynyk knocked in a one-timer from Colt King and Chris Bogas at 19:24, giving the Flags a 4-2 win.
Noah Ruden earned his 2nd win of the season and second straight win over the Jackals as he made 26 saves on 28 shots, improving Port Huron to 8-14-4. Kris Tebbs stopped 33-of-37 shots in goal as the Jackals lost their third straight game, dropping to 13-11-0 this season. Elmira was 0-for-5 on the power play, while Port Huron was 0-for-7.
The Jackals continue their weekend road trip Saturday night against the Flint Generals at Perani's Arena at 7:30 pm. Sunday Elmira will face the Kalamazoo Wings for the first time since the opening weekend of the season. The Jackals return to First Arena on Friday, December 29th as they host the Port Huron Flags at 7:35 pm.
For the second straight night, the Kalamazoo Wings will lace up their skates against archrivals, the Fort Wayne Komets. Fort Wayne defeated Kalamazoo 2-1 last night at Memorial Coliseum and in the process tied both the season series and second place in the league with the K-Wings.
Besides concluding a home and home series with Fort Wayne, tonight's contest also commences a four-game home stand for the K-Wings. On the season, Kalamazoo is 7-5-0 at Wings Stadium, including a 3-2 victory over Fort Wayne back on November 10th.
While the Komets have dominated at home, they are at the .500 mark away from Memorial Coliseum. Fort Wayne, who is 5-5-0 in road games, starts the night six points ahead of the Rockford IceHogs for first place honors in the Western Conference.
Team Leaders: Kalamazoo Wings Fort Wayne Komets
Goals: Nick Bootland (15 Goals) J.C. Ruid (16 Goals)
Assists: Glenn Detulleo (18 Assists) Guy Dupuis (20 Assists)
Last Meeting: K-Wings Lost 2-1 December 15th @ Allen County War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne, IN
Next Meeting: Saturday, December 30th @ Allen County War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne, Indiana
Ready Teddy
Tonight is the Seventh Annual Teddy Bear Toss night presented by Kodiak Construction, WOTV and WKFR. When the K-Wings score their first goal, fans are encouraged to throw bears or other stuffed animals onto the ice. A majority of the bears collected will go to the Angel Tree Foundation. The remaining bears will be delivered to the Children's Hospital this Monday at 2 p.m. by Slappy and K-Wings players.
Home Sweet Home
This evening starts a four-game home stand for the K-Wings. On the season, Kalamazoo is 7-5-0 in games played at Wings Stadium.
Rookie Sensation
Forward Justin Cross has adjusted well to life in the UHL. Cross leads all rookies in overall goals (12) and power-play tallies (7).
How the West is Won
Despite the loss last night to Fort Wayne, Kalamazoo has played well against the Western Conference. On the season, the K-Wings are 6-3-0 against teams from the west.
Tickets, Get Your Tickets!!
Tickets for all K-Wings home games are now on sale. Catch all the action as your K-Wings play the very best the UHL has to offer. Tickets are on sale now by calling the Wings Stadium Ticket Office at (269) 345-5101.
Get On-Line
This season, the best way to keep track of the K-Wings is to log onto :: Wings Stadium - Home of Kalamazoo Wings Hockey ::. The site has player profiles, photos, information about Wings Stadium events, and much much more. Fans of myspace can befriend the official site of Wings Stadium and the Kalamazoo Wings at www.myspace.com/wingsstadium.
Valentin and Versteeg-Lytwyn on the Radio
Join special guests Alexander Valentin and Mark Versteeg-Lytwyn, as they join Head Coach Mark Reeds and the Voice of the K-Wings, Mike Modugno on "K-Wings Live". The show is on Sports Radio AM 1660 Mondays from 6-7 PM at The Cabana Bar and Grille inside the Holiday Inn Kalamazoo on South 11th Street.
K-Wings on Radio
Catch all the K-Wings games home and away on the K-Wings Radio Network (WLKM 95.9 FM and Sports Radio AM 1660). Join the Voice of the K-Wings, Mike Modugno for all 76 regular season games plus the playoffs. Pre-game coverage begins with the Digital Highway Pre-Game Show 15 minutes prior to face-off. For the most complete coverage of the K-Wings from the Opening Face-Off to the Final Buzzer, keep your radio tuned this season to the K-Wings Radio Network.
Upcoming Games
Sunday, December 17th Vs. Elmira 4:00 PM
Friday, December 22nd Vs. Muskegon 7:30 PM (Fed-Ex Kinko's Night)
Saturday, December 23rd Vs. Port Huron 7:30 PM (Santa Claus comes to Wings Stadium)
Rockford, Ill.- After a quick start in the first period the Rockford IceHogs fell back into a funk on Friday night, dropping a 4-1 decision to the rival Quad City Mallards in front of 3,249 at the Rockford MetroCentre. History was made as Mallards winger Don Parsons netted a pair of goals, including his 600th career goal.
The first period was dominated by the IceHogs as they peppered Quad City goalie Jason Tapp with a franchise record tying 25 shots on goal. Unfortunately for Rockford, only one of those shots found the back of the net. At 10:41 of the first period, Hogs center Mike Doyle set up Rockford winger Mike Letizia who fired in his first career regular season goal putting the IceHogs up 1-0.
That was it for Rockford on the offensive side as the Mallards took control with a pair of power-play goals in the second period. Quad City tied the score when center Brett Pilkington's centering pass deflected off of Hogs d-man Luke Fritshaw's stick and past goalie Frederic Cloutier at 2:31. Then, at 11:47, center Patrick Nadeau put the Mallards on top with another power-play tally, snapping home his third goal of the campaign. After 25 first period shots, the Hogs managed just four in the second frame.
Parsons later provided some insurance with a pair of goals in the third period. His first at 5:55 was Quad City's only even strength goal of the night giving his club a 3-1 advantage. Just over a minute after Hogs winger Nicolas Corbeil was stoned by Tapp on a penalty shot, Parson netted his 600th career marker with a wrister from the slot past Cloutier at 10:36.
That was more than enough for the Mallards as they held on for the win despite getting outshot by Rockford 40-27. The Hogs power play went 0-for-5 while Quad City finished the night 3-for-8.
Next Home Game: Saturday, Dec. 16 vs. Bloomington PrairieThunder. The puck drops at 7:05 p.m. Another match-up with the Thunder at the MetroCentre. The IceHogs and Insight Communications welcome Dora the Explorer to Rockford on Saturday. Fans are encouraged to bring their cameras as kids can pose for a photo with one of TV's top animated stars!
Flags Serve Up Duck Souffle in 5-2 Victory over Mallards
(PORT HURON, MICH.) - The Port Huron Flags controlled the entire game at McMorran, handing the Quad City Mallards a 5-2 loss in front of 1,745 fans on Saturday night.
Right off the bat, the Flags got things going with a power play goal at 4:16 in the first. Bobby Kukulka scored off assists from Greg Bullock and Chris Bogas, a minute after Jami Yoder was called for holding. Colt King increased the lead to 2-0 during another power play at 13:51. Nick Harloff was sent to the box for holding the stick, and B.J. Adams and Kukulka set up King's deflection for the score. Port Huron outshot Quad City, 15-13 in the first period.
The Mallards had a big opportunity in the second when a holding call on Jeremy Tucker and a cross-checking call on Adams gave Quad City a 5-on-3 advantage. What would have been the Mallards first goal was not credited as a result of the net coming off the mooring beforehand. Garett Cameron put the Flags up 3-0, when he beat Jason Tapp at the net, assisted by Bullock and Kukulka at 8:47. When Mike Olynyk scored the fourth Flags goal of the night at 12:31, Tapp was replaced in the net by Zach Sikich. Olynyk's goal came off assists from Shayne Tomlinson and Tucker. Quad City recorded 16 shots on goal while Port Huron took 10.
Quad City finally broke the shut-out at 3:33 in the third period when Tomlinson and Mahon were sent to the penalty box 13 seconds apart, leaving the Mallards with a 5-on-3 advantage just long enough for Don Parsons to score. At 3:33, he put the visitors on the board, assisted by Sergei Durdin and B.J. Radoslovich. Less than a minute later, Nick Harloff scored, with the assists credited to Luke Stauffacher and Justin Chwedoruk. It looked like the Mallards might turn the tables, until Steve Hildenbrand scored on a power play at 13:18, with assists from Pat Sutton and Bullock. Quad City had another 5-on-3 advantage when Rob Snowball was handed a roughing call along with a misconduct, followed by roughing on Hildebrand, but another great stand from Traylen and the defense prevented the visitors' attempt to get back in it. Port Huron's 12 shots on goal were bested by Quad City's 16.
AT&T's 1st, 2nd and 3rd Stars of the Game were awarded to Kukulka, Cameron and Bullock, respectively. Port Huron's next home game is Sunday, Dec. 17 at 5 p.m., against the Flint Generals.
BUY 2 GAME TICKETS, GET THE 3rd FREE! Now through January, the Flags are offering a special deal to ensure that fans don't miss a minute of the action. With the purchase of 2 game tickets, the 3rd is free, when purchased in advance through the Flags office. Call (810) 982-FLAG to reserve yours today!
The Port Huron Flags are a community owned, nonprofit member club of the United Hockey League. For more information on the 2006-07 season, contact the front office at (810) 982-3524 or visit the website at porthuronflags.net: Home.
(PORT HURON, MICH.) - After beating the Elmira Jackals, 2-1, on the road on Wednesday, the Port Huron Flags returned home to double their goal count and their winning streak in front of 1,725 fans, by a score of 4-2.
In an unusual turn of events, there were an equal number of penalties called as goals scored in the first period. The Flags defense came up strong and managed to kill all three Elmira power plays. Steve Hildenbrand lit up the scoreboard at 7:29, rebounding a shot from Ryan Markham past Jackals Goaltender Kris Tebbs. Derek Miller answered at 9:59, shooting over Noah Ruden's glove to tie the game. At 15:49, Bobby Kukulka, who scored both goals in the Flags victory Wednesday, put the Flags up 2-1 off assists from Garett Cameron and Greg Bullock. Both teams shot on goal 13 times during the period.
Craig Mahon earned his first goal of the season at 18:37 in the second, dumping the puck beyond Tebbs, with the assists credited to Bullock and Mark Cadotte. A slight scuffle broke out in front of the Elmira net, with a tenth of a second left on the clock. Jeremy Tucker and Chris Mann were each handed roughing penalties, while Mark Scott received two minutes for hooking. All three were served at the start of the third period, while Port Huron outshot Elmira, 15 to 5, in the second.
Elmira made a game of it in the third, scoring at 7:14, off the stick of Yevgeny Lazarev, who was assisted by Erik Anderson and Scott Wray. However, with only 35 seconds left in the game, Colt King stole the puck from Elmira and set up a perfect shot for Mike Olynyk, who capitalized. Chris Bogas was also credited with the assist. Port Huron's nine shots on goal were bested by Elmira's ten, but the Jackals were unable to come up with enough bite to stop the Flags. The Flags' victory improves the Port Huron-Elmira series record to 2-2-1, and gives Ruden his second consecutive professional win.
AT&T's 1st, 2nd and 3rd Stars of the Game were awarded to Kukulka, Mahon and Ruden, respectively. The Flags next home game is Saturday, Dec. 16, at 7:30 p.m., against the Quad City Mallards.
BUY 2 GAME TICKETS, GET THE 3rd FREE! Now through January, the Flags are offering a special deal to ensure that fans don't miss a minute of the action. With the purchase of 2 game tickets, the 3rd is free, when purchased in advance through the Flags office. Call (810) 982-FLAG to reserve yours today!
The Port Huron Flags are a community owned, nonprofit member club of the United Hockey League. For more information on the 2006-07 season, contact the front office at (810) 982-3524 or visit the website at porthuronflags.net: Home.
Rockford, Ill.- After starting its current 3-game homestand with two losses where nothing went right, the Rockford IceHogs wanted to make a statement that they weren't packing it in. They accomplished exactly that on Saturday night at the Rockford MetroCentre as the Hogs returned to the win column in a 7-0 thumping of the PrairieThunder.
Rockford center Kevin Ulanski began the scoring onslaught at the 15:39 mark of the first period when he knocked in a point blank rebound shot. The goal was set up by winger Nicolas Corbeil and it was the lone goal of the first frame.
The Hogs added two more goals in the second period. The first of which came at 2:15 when winger Chaz Johnson was fed the puck from d-man Tim Wedderburn after he forced a turnover and got the puck up-ice. The second goal of the period, third of the night, came at 7:50 when Jesse Bennefield picked up a long pass on a breakaway from defenseman Matt Gens and deeked Bloomington goalie Jeff Reynaert for one of the prettiest goals of the season thus far.
The third period brought more of the same as the IceHogs added four more goals to the scoresheet. Chaz Johnson notched his second of the night when he fooled Reynaert at 4:13. At 9:28, Corbeil scored the only power-play goal of the game on a 3-on-1 breakaway.
Rockford's leading goal-scorer, forward Kaleb Betts, got into the action at the 15:11 mark of the third period, beating Reynaert short side for his twelfth goal of the year. Jesse Bennefield notched the final lamp-lighter of the contest at 18:21 on a pass from defenseman Mike Letizia. Bennefield found himself all alone in front and slipped in his ninth of the campaign.
It was a quiet game on the penalty front as Rockford went 1-for-2 on the power play and Bloomington went 0-for-2. Rockford also outshot the Thunder 45-to-16. In the five previous meetings this season between these two clubs the road team won the contest. Tonight marked the first time the home team came out with the win. The two teams next meet on New Year's Eve in Bloomington.
Next Home Game: Saturday, Dec. 23 vs. Flint Generals. The puck drops at 7:05 p.m. The IceHogs welcome the surging Flint Generals to town for the first time this season. The Rockford Park District is sponsoring Santa Hat Night where the first 1,000 fans will receive a free IceHogs Santa Hat.
Flint, MI - The Flint Generals scored four power play goals on their way to a 6-3 victory over the Elmira Jackals Saturday night at Perani's Arena.
Flint got off to a flying start as they looked to pick up their first win in 5 games against the Jackals. The Generals killed off an early Elmira power play and then saw the Jackals get called for four-straight penalties. Defenseman Gerard Miller blasted in a slap shot on a 5-on-3 power play at 6:55 of the first period, assisted by Bobby Reynolds and Terry Marchant for a 1-0 lead. Miller then doubled Flint's advantage with his second power play goal of the game, scored at 9:41 on a wrist shot, his 8th goal of the year, assisted again by Reynolds and Marchant. But the Jackals pulled one back as Yevgeny Lazarev, playing through an injury suffered Friday in Port Huron, weaved his way right through the Flint defense for an unassisted power play goal at 18:41. The goal was Lazarev's 2nd goal in as many games and his 12th of the season.
Flint continued to have success on the power play in the second period. Dion Hyman collected a rebound from a Tony Tuzzolino shot that rang off the post and tapped the puck into an open net at 1:02 for another power play goal. Tuzzolino then added Flint's 4th power play goal of the game at 12:18 of the period, scoring on a wrist shot from the right face off circle and extending the Generals lead to three.
In the third period, Terry Marchant gave Flint a 5-1 lead when he scored the Generals only even strength goal of the game at 2:42. But the Jackals came back as captain Brent Cullaton scored a power play goal at 13:15, assisted by Frank Littlejohn. Cullaton then set up rookie forward Dan Veenema for an even-strength goal at 18:03, cutting the Flint lead to 5-3. The goal was Veenema's first career professional goal and his second pro point; he had an assist Friday in Port Huron. The Jackals pulled goaltender Kris Tebbs in an attempt to claw back from the two-goal deficit in the final 90 seconds of the game, but Jason Selleke capped off the scoring with an empty net goal at 19:31 and a 6-3 Flint win.
Bryan Worosz earned the win in goal for Flint by stopping 30-of-33 shots as the Generals improved to 12-14-2 on the season, now tied for 3rd place in the Eastern Conference with the Jackals. Elmira's goalie Kris Tebbs made 27 saves on 32 shots as Elmira lost their fourth straight game, falling to 13-2-0 on the year. Flint was 4-for-8 on the power play; while Elmira was 2-for-9.
The Jackals finish off their weekend road trip Sunday afternoon against the defending Colonial Cup Champion Kalamazoo Wings for the first time since the opening weekend of the season. The Jackals return to First Arena on Friday, December 29th as they host the Port Huron Flags at 7:35 pm.
-the Fury's Latest Winning Streak Has Reached 5-in A Row, Outscoring Their Opponents, 19-8 For A Gaa In That Span Of 1.60.
--muskegon In Its Last 9-games, Is 9(8-1-0), Outscoring The Opposition, 33-15 For A Gaa Of 1.67.
--with Their 3-2 Triumph Saturday Night In Chicago, The Fury Have Established A New Club Record For Consecutive Wins On The Road At 9-in A Row; 9(9-0-0). Their Last And Lone Loss Abroad Was Back On November 4th In Elmira, 7-4.
--by Sweeping A Pair Of Road Games The Past Weekend Against Western Division Competition, The Fury Have Elevated Their Record Against The West To An Undefeated, 11(11-0-0) Overall And 5(5-0-0) On The Road.
--in Posting A 4-0 Shutout Victory Friday Night At Bloomington, The Fury Remained Perfect Personified On Fridays This Season At 10(10-0-0) Overall And 5(5-0-0) On The Road.
--thus Far In The Month Of December The Fury Have Compiled A Record Of 7(6-1-0), Outscoring Their Opposition, 24-12.
--the Fury Have Scored 3-gf Or More In 23 Of Their First 27-games, Posting A Record In That Department Of 23(22-1-0).
--the Fury Have Outscored Their Opposition In The First Period Thus Far This Season, 39-16 Overall; 21-8 At Home And 18-8 On The Road.
--the Fury's Best Period, Though, Has Been The Second Stanza In Which They Have Outscored The Opposition, 46-16 Overall; 19-7 At Home And 27-9 On The Road.
--the Fury's Current Total Of 24-victories; 27(24-3-0)48, Represent 8-more Wins Than All Other Clubs In The Uhl.
--muskegon's 13-road Wins; 14(13-1-0), Represent 5-more Road Wins Than The Rest Of The League.
--as The Highest Scoring Team In The Uhl, The Fury (121) Have Scored 33-more Goals Than The Rest Of The League.
--the Fury Have Posted The Uhl's Foremost Home Record At 13(11-2-0) With Both Home Setbacks By A Minuscule One-goal Margin.
--in Their Last 134-regular Season Games, The Fury Have Assembled A Lustrous Record Of 134(97-25-12) For A Win Percentage Of .769.
--in Their Last 107-regular Season Home Games, The Fury Are 107(84-17-6) For A Winning Percentage Of .813.
--thus Far This Season, The Fury Have Composed Two 8-game Win Streaks, One 3-game Win Streak And Their Current 5-game Victory Streak.
--the Fury Right Wing And Team Captain Rustyn Dolyny Has Now Produced The Uhl's Best Point Streak Of The Season At 13-games With 13(5-17-22) In That Span.
--left Wing Mike Watt Is Currently On An 8-game Streak With 8(6-10-16).
--center Todd Robinson Is On A 5-game Point Streak; 5(5-7-12).
--muskegon Defenseman Justin Coutu Has Scored 5-goals Thus Far This Season Including 3-ppg And 3-gwg.
--golatender Clayton Pool Leads The Uhl In Wins: 17; Gaa: 1.74; Spct: .942.
--clayton Pool Is A Perfect 11(11-0-0) On The Road This Season With A 1.62 Gaa.
--in His Last 4-games, Clayton Pool Is 4(4-0-0); Ga: 3; Gaa: 0.75; Spct: .976; With 2-shutouts.
--clayton Pool Remains The Lone Uhl Goaltender Undefeated On The Road At 11(11-0-0) With A 1.62 Gaa, Accounting For 11 Of The Fury's 13-road Wins This Season.
--in His Last 14-games, Clayton Pool Has Yielded Only 21-ga For A Gaa Of 1.50.
--appearing In His 100th Fury Career Game The Past Friday Night In Bloomington, Clayton Pool Celebrated To The Tune Of His Third Shutout Of The Season And His 6th In His Fury Career.
--center Todd Robinson (196) Is Just 4-goals Away From Overall Pro Career 200
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