The Parkland Rangers got back at the Winnipeg Thrashers on Saturday night. Earlier this month the Thrashers defeated the Rangers 3-2 at CUP in a very close game.
This time the Rangers were the victors.
The Rangers won 5-4 over the Thrashers in a shootout thanks to goals from Dauphin's Liwiski brothers Mark and Andrew.
Mark Liwiski opened the scoring for the Rangers in the first, Dustin Mozden extended the Rangers lead by adding another before the period expired. Jaeger Lapointe assisted on both.
The Thrashers responded with two goals of their own to start the second, but the Parkland answered back with goals from Dustin Mozden again, and Taron Topham.
Winnipeg added the book ends to the second period with another two scores.
Quinn Munro made 44 saves on 44 shots.
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The Dauphin Kings were not so fortunate in Selkirk. The Kings are now 0-2 on the season against Selkirk after falling to the Steelers 4-1 on Saturday.
Conner Barley opened the scoring ofr Selkirk in the first. The goal was the lone marker of the first.
Selkirk put two power play goals on the board during the second period in another penalty-filled game for the Kings.
Riese Gaber of Gilbert Plains responded for the Kings at 4:04 in the third, Matty Greening assisted on the goal.
Conner Barley added his second goal of the night in the last minute of play to cap off the night for the Steelers.
The Kings look to get some relief at home this week when they host Winkler on November 4th.
