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Southwest Christian Stars victorious against Minneapolis – The Rink Live
The Southwest Christian Stars defeated Minneapolis 5-2 on Tuesday.
The visiting team took the lead early in the first period, with a goal from John Bebler. Ozzie Snodgrass and Henry Dake assisted.
Tate Hardacre scored early in the second period, assisted by Jared Greiner and Paul Hornor.
Midway through, Johnny Erhart scored a goal, assisted by Vinny Ferrara, making the score 2-1.
Paul Hornor increased the lead to 3-1 early in the third period, assisted by Owen Zick and Christian Greer.
Kaden Feltmann also made it 4-1 two minutes later, assisted by Jared Greiner.
Owen Zick then increased the lead to 5-1 four minutes later, assisted by Christian Greer.
Isaac Andersen narrowed the gap to 5-2 four minutes later, assisted by John Bebler.
The Stars have now won four straight home games.
Next games:
Both teams will be back in action on Thursday when the Stars host Hutchinson at 7 p.m. CST at Burich Arena and the Minneapolis players welcomes the St. Paul Highland – Central Scots at 7 p.m. CST at Duluth East Greyhounds.
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