William Craig was nearly perfect, stopping 31 of 32 shots. Jeff Hutchinson would then net his sixth goal of the season to put New Mexico back into the lead and that would go on to stand as the game winner for the Ice Wolves. Jack McDonald scored in the second period to tie the game at one for Amarillo. William Ericsson got the Ice Wolves on the board first with a power play goal just over three minutes into the action. New Mexico 2 Amarillo 1 - The New Mexico Ice Wolves took another step toward clinching another postseason berth as they finished off the sweep of the Amarillo Wranglers. Lukas Malant started the game for Corpus Christi but was quickly replaced by Patrik Jurcak, the two combining for 27 saves. Quentin Sigurdson was superb in the crease for Odessa, stopping all but one of 40 shots that came at him. Nils Forselius got the IceRays on the board late in the 3rd period but shortly after John Perdion scored shorthanded to regain that four-goal lead. Emerson Goode improved the lead to four with his 24th of the season 5:32 into the 2nd period.
John Wojciechowski, Tanyon Bajzer, and Justin Hughes were the goalscorers for Odessa in the 1st. Odessa 5 Corpus Christi 1: Despite being outshot, the Jackalopes’ offensive flurry in the opening frame was enough for them to take down Corpus Christi 5-1. Gavin Moffatt made 27 saves for the Windigo while Niklas Erickson kept out 26 for Minnesota. Daniil Dolzhenko gave Wisconsin their 1st lead five minutes into the 3rd period before Gustav Ozolins tied it with 3:32 remaining in regulation. Kevin Marx Noren scored for the Wilderness in the 2nd period but the Windigo rallied to bury four goals from Luke Levandowski (2), Luke Baker, and Frank Jenkins. The Wilderness got off to a strong start as Michael Quinn, Sawyer Scholl, and Adam Johnson provided them a 3-0 lead through 20 minutes. Minnesota 5 Wisconsin 6 OT: Cole Mickel buried his 1st goal of the season with 16 seconds remaining in the extra period to lift Wisconsin past Minnesota and continue their hot streak. Nolan Suggs suffered the loss in goal as he made 33 stops. Owen Dyer chipped in his first of the year, an empty netter to seal the victory. William Lawson-Body added some insurance in the third period with his 12th goal of the season. Blaise Miller scored in the final seconds of the second period to break the scoreless tie. Oklahoma 3 El Paso 0 - Dylan Johnson stopped all 18 shots he faced in his Oklahoma debut as the Warriors blanked the Rhinos 3-0. Odessa forward Dayne Hoyord had six points in a weekend sweep of Corpus Christi. 2023 Stanley Cup Playoffs Bracket Challenge.
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