KEARNEY, Neb. – This week the Tri-City Storm will be helping the Salvation Army food pantry in Hastings collect donations, and have planned an outdoor skating event to take place in Libs Park from 6-8 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 7.

Various Storm players will partake in a hockey exhibition during the first part of the skate, before opening things up for a public skate.

The team asks that fans who attend bring food donations for the Salvation Army food pantry. The pantry is critically low, with bare shelves and freezers empty of meat.

Food needs include: Canned meats, i.e., tuna, spam, etc., hamburger meat (preferably in one pound tubes), hamburger helper, macaroni and cheese, soups, and stews. Other non-perishable items will also be accepted.

Tri-City is teaming up with NBC Nebraska’s Tim Jones and Taylor Kilgore for the event, as well as the team’s radio partner, Platte River Radio.

Jones and Kilgore will broadcast live from the park during their 5 and 6 p.m. newscasts.

In addition, the Viaero Event Center will serve as a collection site for food donations during the team’s upcoming home games on Jan. 9 & 10 against the Waterloo Black Hawks. Fans planning on attending either game are encouraged to bring a donation to support the food pantry.

Friday’s game gets underway at 7:30 p.m., while Saturday’s puck drop is scheduled for 7:05.

For more information and to purchase tickets, contact the Viaero Event Center Box Office at 308.338.8011 or visit www.stormhockey.com.

KEARNEY, Neb. – The Omaha Lancers (16-8-4) were able to hold off a late charge and defeat the Tri-City Storm (14-10-5) 2-1 in front of a crowd of 4,041 at the Viaero Event Center on Saturday night.

Storm defenseman Mattias Goransson scored the lone tally of the contest for Tri-City, while netminder Alec Dillon made 16 saves to keep his team in the game the whole way.

Omaha has now won nine consecutive games and four of their five meetings with Tri-City this season.

The Storm had lots of chances and pressure in the Lancers’ end, outshooting Omaha 31-18 on the night, but goaltender Kris Oldham let only one puck past him, and earned his fourth victory of the season over Tri-City.

All three goals came in the middle period, with the two squads holding each other off the scoreboard in both the first and third frames.

Lancers’ defenseman Jimmy Schuldt made it 1-0 Omaha with a power play strike at 5:24 of the second for his eighth goal of the season. Assists on the goal went to forwads Anthony Angello and Josh French.

Goransson earned the equalizer during a 2-on-1 with forward Chris Wilkie. Forward Dan Labosky got the second assist on the play, pushing the puck to Wilkie as he took a hit in the neutral zone.

Wilkie then moved in to the Omaha end and out-waited the lone Lancer defenseman, sliding the puck to Goransson and drawing Oldham to his side. The Swedish native hit the back of the net for his fifth goal of the year and his fourth point of the weekend.

However it only took 1:09 for the Lancers to re-take the lead, as forward Louie Rowe hit Nick Rivera in front for a one-timer that beat Dillon.

Tri-City attempted 25 shots in the final period, but just nine made their way through to Oldham.

The Lancers now have 36 total points and sit in second place in the USHL’s Western Conference, while Tri-City has 33 points which is good for third place.

The Storm will host Waterloo for a weekend series on Friday and Saturday. Friday’s game starts at 7:30, while Saturday’s contest gets underway at7:05.

Notes: The Storm scratched forwards Garrett Gamez and Kyle Eastman along with defenseman Cameron Spicer…

SCORING SUMMARY

1st Period

(no scoring)

2nd Period

Omaha – Jimmy Schuldt (power play) (Anthony Angello, Josh French) 5:24
Tri-City – Mattias Goransson (Chris Wilkie, Dan Labosky) 14:08
Omaha – Nick Rivera (Louie Rowe, Brian Williams) 15:17

3rd Period
(no scoring)

PENALTIES

1st Period

Tri-City – Kevin Kerr – (Tripping), 2 min, 2:32
Tri-City – Daniel Labosky – (Cross Checking), 2 min, 13:52
Omaha – Louie Rowe – (Roughing), 2 min, 13:52
Omaha – Michael Wilson – (Hooking), 2 min, 18:20

2nd Period

Tri-City – Jalen Schulz – (Interference), 2 min, 4:27
Tri-City – Dan Labosky – (Tripping), 2 min, 5:54
Omaha – Nash Worden – (Holding), 2 min, 11:19
Omaha – Nash Worden – (Roughing), 2 min, 19:22

3rd Period

Omaha – Steven Spinner – (Slashing), 2 min, 5:46
Tri-City – Jalen Schulz – (Holding), 2 min, 9:18
Omaha – Jimmy Schuldt – (Slashing), 2 min, 11:35

Power Play

Omaha – 1/4

Tri-City – 0/5

Shots

Omaha: 3, 10, 5 = Total: 18
Tri-City: 11, 11, 9 = Total: 31

Saves
Omaha – Kris Oldham – 30/31
Tri-City – Alec Dillon – 16/18

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – The Tri-City Storm (14-9-5) worked their way back from a big deficit but couldn’t finish the comeback and fell to the Sioux Falls Stampede (15-12-2) by a score of 6-4 on Friday night at the Denny Sanford Premier Center.

Chris Wilkie had two power play goals for the Storm in the loss, while Bobby Nardella had a goal and an assist and Mattias Goransson had three assists of his own.

Sioux Falls took control of the game right from the start with five goals in the opening period, including three by Cooper Marody.

Kieffer Bellows bookended the scoring, finding the net just 41 seconds into the contest before sealing a Stampede victory with an empty net goal.

Sioux Falls forward Logan O’Connor also had a goal in the opening frame, in which the Stampede scored all five tallies during the first 12 minutes of play.

But Tri-City didn’t go away quietly, scoring four straight goals of their own to slowly work their way back into the game.

Wilkie got the Storm on the board with a power play strike at 16:11 of the first, assisted by Nardella and Goransson.

The Omaha native struck again with the only goal of the second period in the final minute of the frame. Also a power play goal, Wilkie got his 17th of the season from Goransson and Joel Herbert.

In the third, Cody Milan made the game 5-3 with his seventh goal of the year at 12:45. Goransson led the White Lake, Mich. native with a perfect pass into the zone and the goal breathed life into Tri-City in the final minutes.

The Storm then made it 5-4 less than two minutes later on Nardella’s fifth goal of the season. Assists were credited to both Wilkie and Chase Berger.

But the one-goal deficit was as close as the Storm could get before Bellows put the game out of reach with the empty net goal.

Stefanos Lekkas picked up the win for the Stampede in net, making 30 saves. Alec Dillon started the game for Tri-City, but was pulled in favor of Jared Rutledge after allowing two goals in the first. Rutledge finished with 19 stops.

Tri-City returns home to face Omaha in Kearney at the Viaero Event Center on Saturday at 7:05 p.m.

Notes: The Storm scratched forwards Garrett Gamez and Kyle Eastman along with defenseman Tory Dello…

SCORING SUMMARY

1st Period

Sioux Falls – Kieffer Bellows (Alec Marsh, Cooper Marody) 0:41
Sioux Falls – Cooper Marody (Alec Marsh, Chris Pohlkamp) 3:26
Sioux Falls – Cooper Marody (Alec Marsh) 7:15
Sioux Falls – Logan O’Connor (Troy Loggins, Dakota Joshua) 8:51
Sioux Falls – Cooper Marody (Logan O’Connor, Dillon Eichstadt) 11:29
Tri-City – Chris Wilkie (power play) (Bobby Nardella, Mattias Goransson) 16:11

2nd Period

Tri-City – Chris Wilkie (power play) (Mattias Goransson, Joel Herbert) 19:23

3rd Period
Tri-City – Cody Milan (Mattias Goransson) 12:45
Tri-City – Bobby Nardella (Chris Wilkie, Chase Berger) 14:21
Sioux Falls – Kieffer Bellows (empty net) (unassisted) 18:36

PENALTIES

1st Period

Tri-City – Chris Wilkie – (Charging), 2 min, 9:25
Sioux Falls – Nikolas Koberstein – (Fighting), 5 min, 11:43
Sioux Falls – Nikolas Koberstein – (Fighting) (Misconduct), 10 min, 11:43
Tri-City – Chase Berger – (Fighting), 5 min, 11:43
Tri-City – Chase Berger – (Fighting) (Misconduct), 10 min, 11:43
Sioux Falls – Chaz Switzer – (Elbowing), 2 min, 15:40
Sioux Falls – Dillon Eichstadt – (Cross Checking), 2 min, 19:26

2nd Period

Tri-City – Gordi Myer – (Roughing), 2 min, 8:57
Sioux Falls – Kieffer Bellows – (Cross Checking), 2 min, 13:59
Tri-City – Gordi Myer – (Roughing), 2 min, 14:05
Sioux Falls – Nikolas Koberstein – (Holding), 2 min, 14:07
Sioux Falls – Dakota Joshua – (Head Contact), 2 min, 19:14
Tri-City – Jalen Schulz – (Boarding), 2 min, 19:36

3rd Period

(no penalties)

Power Play

Tri-City – 2/4

Sioux Falls – 0/3

Shots

Tri-City: 6, 11, 17 = Total: 34
Sioux Falls: 10, 13, 4 = Total: 27

Saves
Tri-City – Alec Dillon – 2/4, Jared Rutledge – 19/22
Sioux Falls – Stefanos Lekkas – 30/34

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – The Tri-City Storm (14-8-5) ended the year on the short end of a 3-1 game at the hands of the Sioux Falls Stampede (14-12-2)on Wednesday night in their first ever game at the Denny Sanford Premier Center.

Chase Berger had the lone Storm goal of the game, while Tri-City netminder Jared Rutledge made 18 saves in his third start with the team.

Sioux Falls got on the board early with a goal from Kieffer Bellows at 3:50 of the opening period to take a 1-0 lead and after the first 20 minutes, controlled the game, leading Tri-City in shots on goal 10-4.

But the Storm got going in the second and tied the game on Berger’s fourth goal of the season. Tri-City forward Wade Allison picked up the only assist on the tally, which was his fourth point of the year.

Despite outshooting the Stampede 13-7 in the frame, two late goals got Sioux Falls ahead with a 3-1 lead heading to the third period.

In the final period the Storm once again had their chances, but couldn’t head Stampede netminder Stefanos Lekkas.

Lekkas finished with 27 saves on the night, including 11 in the third period, to earn his team the win.

The Storm will celebrate the beginning of 2015 in Sioux Falls, staying in town to take on the Stampede on Friday night at 7:05 p.m.

Tri-City returns home to face Omaha in Kearney at the Viaero Event Center this Saturday, also at 7:05.

Notes: The Storm scratched forwards Garrett Gamez, Conner Valesano and Kyle Eastman along with defenseman Tory Dello

SCORING SUMMARY

1st Period

Sioux Falls – Kieffer Bellows (Cooper Marody) 3:50

2nd Period

Tri-City – Chase Berger (Wade Allison) 3:45
Sioux Falls – Logan O’Connor (Troy Loggins, Aaron Herdt) 14:01
Sioux Falls – Dillon Eichstadt (Ryan Schwalbe, Jack Suter) 16:36

3rd Period
(no scoring)

PENALTIES

1st Period

Tri-City – Jared Rutledge – (Tripping), 2 min, 7:16
Tri-City – Chase Berger – (Tripping), 2 min, 12:28
Sioux Falls – Logan O’Connor – (Interference), 2 min, 13:02
Tri-City – Nick Master – (Tripping), 2 min, 14:19

2nd Period

Tri-City – Jake Wahlin – (Boarding), 2 min, 18:58
Sioux Falls – Cooper Marody – (Interference), 2 min, 19:49

3rd Period

Sioux Falls – Chaz Switzer – (Slashing), 2 min, 4:38
Sioux Falls – Joey Raats – (Roughing), 2 min, 17:08

Power Play

Tri-City – 0/3

Sioux Falls – 0/5

Shots

Tri-City: 4, 13, 11 = Total: 28
Sioux Falls: 10, 7, 4 = Total: 21

Saves
Tri-City – Jared Rutledge – 18/21
Sioux Falls – Stefanos Lekkas – 27/28

OMAHA, Neb. – Cody Milan scored a tying goal late in the third period to send the game to overtime, but the Tri-City Storm (14-7-5) fell to the Omaha Lancers (13-8-4) by a score of 3-2 in a shootout at the Ralston Arena on Sunday afternoon.

Bobby Nardella had the first Storm goal of the evening, before assisting on Milan’s tally in the third. Tri-City netminder Alec Dillon made 27 saves.

The Storm are still one point behind Sioux City for the top spot in the USHL’s Western Conference, while the Lancers have won six consecutive games and are sitting in third place, three points behind Tri-City.

Neither team was able to score in the first period, but Omaha took a 1-0 lead in the second on defenseman Matt Joyaux’s first goal of the season.

Later in the middle period, Storm forward Chase Berger hit Nardella with a pass that set the defenseman free on a breakaway. The blueliner converted to score his fourth goal of the season, tying the game 1-1 at 17:37 of the frame.

In the third, the Lancers retook the lead on a goal by forward Louie Rowe. With the tally, Rowe extended his point scoring streak to 11 games and made it a 2-1 contest.

Milan got the Storm even once again with his sixth goal of the year at 13:03 of the final period. The tally was set up by forward Matthew Freytag, who passed the puck from behind the Omaha net right on Milan’s blade. Nardella picked up the second assist on the tying goal.

The two teams then went to overtime for the third time in four meetings this season, but neither squad could find the winner and they headed to a shootout.

Tri-City picked Chris Wilkie, Milan and Dan Labosky to represent the team in the skills competition, but all three forwards came up empty. Omaha forward Steven Spinner netted the winner in the third round to seal the victory for the Lancers.

Both teams ended with 29 shots on goal in the game. Tri-City has recorded points in all seven games in the month of December.

The Storm will close out the 2014 calendar with a New Year’s Eve battle in Sioux City on Wednesday night at 7:05 p.m.

Tri-City returns home to face the Lancers in Kearney at the Viaero Event Center this Saturday, also at 7:05.

Notes: The Storm scratched forwards Garrett Gamez and Kyle Eastman along with defenseman Tory Dello…

SCORING SUMMARY

1st Period

(no scoring)

2nd Period

Omaha – Matt Joyaux (Jake Henderson, Josh French) 6:45
Tri-City – Bobby Nardella (Chase Berger, Wade Allison) 17:37

3rd Period
Omaha – Louie Rowe (Brian Williams, Nick Rivera) 8:56
Tri-City – Cody Milan (Matthew Freytag, Bobby Nardella) 13:03

Overtime
(no scoring)

PENALTIES

1st Period

Tri-City – Chris Wilkie – (Roughing), 2 min, 9:22
Tri-City – Conner Valesano – (Roughing), 2 min, 12:52
Omaha – Nick Rivera – (Slashing), 2 min, 17:20

2nd Period

Omaha – Louie Rowe – (Head Contact), 2 min, 0:12
Tri-City – Chris Wilkie – (Roughing), 2 min, 13:30
Omaha – Jake Henderson – (Roughing), 2 min, 13:30

3rd Period

Tri-City – Bench Minor – (Too Many Men), 2 min, 1:50

Overtime
(no penalties)

Power Play

Tri-City – 0/2

Omaha – 0/3

Shots

Tri-City: 7, 10, 10, 2 = Total: 29
Omaha: 11, 5, 10, 3 = Total: 29

Saves
Tri-City – Alec Dillon – 27/29
Omaha – Kris Oldham – 27/29

KEARNEY, Neb. – Second period goals from forwards Chris Wilkie and Wade Allison pushed the Tri-City Storm (14-7-4) to a 3-1 victory over the Sioux City Musketeers (16-9-1) on Saturday afternoon at the Viaero Event Center.

The matchup featured the top two teams in the USHL’s Western Conference. With the victory, Tri-City has now won five straight games at home, and has secured points in nine straight contests in Kearney.

Storm netminder Jared Rutledge made 25 saves in his second appearance with Tri-City to get the win.

In the first frame, Tri-City outshot the Musketeers 11-4, but neither team was able to break through and get on the board.

But the second period saw two tallies from the Storm forwards and the team never looked back.

First, Wilkie scored on a deflection in front just 48 seconds into the frame for his 15th tally of the season, which is third-best in the league. Labosky was credited with the assist on the first goal of the game to make it 1-0.

Then later in the period, a perfect passing play from defenseman Mattias Goransson to Jake Wahlin sprung Allison on a breakaway. The forward deked and slipped the puck between the legs of Sioux City netminder Cam Gornet to make it 2-0.

Adam Johnson scored the only Musketeer goal of the game 3:18 into the third to make it 2-1, but Tri-City limited opportunities for the remainder of the game to keep themselves in front.

Storm defenseman Jalen Schulz sealed the win, scoring an empty net goal with 9 seconds left on the clock.

Both teams came up empty on their power play chances, with Sioux City earning five opportunities to Tri-City’s three.

The Storm are now one point behind the Musketeers for the top spot in the west.

Tri-City will have a chance to move up in the standings when they head to Omaha Sunday to take on the Lancers at the Ralston Arena. Game time is at5:05 p.m.

Notes: The Storm scratched forwards Garrett Gamez and Kyle Eastman along with defensemen Gordi Myer and Tory Dello. Forward Joel Herbert was also scratched, serving a league suspension…

SCORING SUMMARY

1st Period

(no scoring)

2nd Period

Tri-City – Chris Wilkie (Dan Labosky) 0:48
Tri-City – Wade Allison (Jake Wahlin, Mattias Goransson) 15:05

3rd Period
Sioux City – Adam Johnson (Ryan Zuhlsdorf, Neal Pionk) 3:18
Tri-City – Jalen Schulz (empty net) (Mason Appleton, Daniel Labosky) 19:51

PENALTIES

1st Period

Sioux City – Sam Kurker – (Slashing), 2 min, 13:03
Tri-City – Mattias Goransson – (Checking From Behind), 2 min, 18:01

2nd Period

Tri-City – Conner Valesano – (Roughing), 2 min, 1:45
Sioux City – Robert Carpenter – (Roughing), 2 min, 1:45
Tri-City – Bobby Nardella – (Slashing), 2 min, 6:43
Tri-City – Conner Valesano – (Tripping), 2 min, 9:35
Sioux City – Matt Berkovitz – (Holding), 2 min, 12:56
Tri-City – Bobby Nardella – (High Sticking), 2 min, 17:36
Tri-Ciy – Chase Berger – (Charging), 2 min, 19:58

3rd Period

Tri-City – Dan Labosky – (Roughing), 2 min, 4:34
Sioux City – Joel Janatuinen – (Roughing), 4 min, 4:34

Power Play

Sioux City – 0/5

Tri-City – 0/3

Shots

Sioux City: 4, 10, 12 = Total: 26
Tri-City: 11, 14, 6 = Total: 31

Saves
Sioux City – Cam Gornet – 28/30
Tri-City – Jared Rutledge – 25/26

KEARNEY, Neb. – Currently at the USHL’s holiday break, the Tri-City Storm have an overall record of 13-7-4 with 30 points and sit in second place in the league’s Western Conference through 24 games.

When the team returns to Kearney to resume its schedule this weekend, Tri-City will welcome in the No. 1 team in the West, the Sioux City Musketeerson Saturday afternoon at 3:05 p.m., before traveling to Omaha to face the Lancers on Sunday afternoon.

The Musketeers (16-8-1, 33 points) are third best in the USHL, despite losing their final two games to both Fargo and Lincoln before the holiday break.Saturday’s game at the Viaero Event Center will be the second of six matchups between Tri-City and Sioux City this season.

In the clubs’ first meeting back on Nov. 22 at the Tyson Events Center, the Musketeers skated away with a 7-5 win behind a hat trick from forward Joel Janatuinen. Sioux City scored four times on the power play in the contest, while Tri-City had three man-advantage goals.

With 13 wins in their first 24 games, the Storm are off to their best start since the 2006-07 season, when they had 15 wins in the team’s first 24 contests. During the team’s Anderson Cup winning 2003-04 season, Tri-City also had 15 wins in their first 24 games.

The Storm have been led offensively by Chris Wilkie, who has 14 goals and seven assists this season. Forward Jake Wahlin is second on the team in scoring, with four goals and 13 assists, while earning a plus-9 rating.

Goaltender Alec Dillon has shouldered most of the load between the pipes, posting a record of 11-4-3 with a goals against average of 2.23 and a save percentage at .919.

For more information and to purchase tickets, contact the Viaero Event Center Box Office at 308.338.8011 or visit www.stormhockey.com.

KEARNEY, Neb. – A late goal from Chris Wilkie forced overtime, but the Tri-City Storm (13-7-4) fell to the Omaha Lancers (11-8-4) 4-3 when Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson netted his second goal of the game in the extra session at the Ralson Arena on Friday night.

Prior to Wilkie’s late equalizer, Storm goals were scored by defenseman Jalen Schulz and Jake Wahlin.

Storm netminder Alec Dillon made 25 saves in the loss, while his counterpart Kris Oldham earned the win with 20 saves of his own.

Omaha took a 1-0 lead early on when Forsbacka-Karlsson scored his first of the evening off a pass from Steven Spinner at 12:05 of the first period.

Tri-City evened the game at 1-1 just over three minutes later on Schulz’s first goal of the year from defenseman Tory Dello and forward Matthew Freytag.

The Storm then took the lead in the middle period when Wahlin found a loose rebound in front and scored his second goal in as many games to make it 2-1. Forward Conner Valesano picked up an assist on the tally, his third consecutive game with a helper.

In the final period, the Lancers tied the game at 7:54 on a goal by Nick Rivera and then took the lead when Louie Rowe found a loose puck in front and slipped it under Dillon.

Forced to pull Dillon for an extra attacker, Wilkie scored his 14th of the season with one minute to go in regulation to even the score at 4-4. Defensemen Mattias Goransson and Kevin Kerr recorded assists on the goal.

But early on in overtime, Forsbacka-Karlsson found an opportunity and beat Dillon with the winning goal.

Tri-City now enters the league’s winter break with 30 points, and is in second place in the USHL’s Western Conference.

The Storm return to the Viaero Event Center on Dec. 27 to face Sioux City at 3:05 p.m.

Notes: The Storm scratched forwards Garrett Gamez and Kyle Eastman along with defenseman Bobby Nardella. Forward Joel Herbert was also scratched, serving a league suspension…

SCORING SUMMARY

1st Period

Omaha – Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson (Steven Spinner) 12:05
Tri-City – Jalen Schulz (Tory Dello, Matthew Freytag) 15:35

2nd Period

Tri-City – Jake Wahlin (Conner Valesano) 8:59

3rd Period
Omaha – Nick Rivera (Jimmy Schuldt, Matt Joyaux) 7:54
Omaha – Louie Rowe (Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson, Matt Joyaux) 14:10
Tri-City – Chris Wilkie (extra attacker) (Mattias Goransson, Kevin Kerr) 19:00

Overtime
Omaha – Jakob Korsbacka-Karlsson (Niklas Folin) 1:23

PENALTIES

1st Period

Omaha – Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson – (Interference), 2 min, 4:39
Omaha – Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson – (Holding), 2 min, 18:30

2nd Period

Tri-City – Conner Valesano – (Hooking), 2 min, 6:38
Tri-City – Cody Milan – (Slashing), 2 min, 10:53
Tri-City – Conner Valesano – (Boarding), 2 min, 14:08
Omaha – Michael Wilson – (Fighting) (Instigator), 2 min, 14:08
Omaha – Michael Wilson – (Fighting), 5 min, 14:08
Omaha – Michael Wilson – (Fighting) (Game Misconduct) 10 min, 14:08
Omaha – Bench Minor – (Illegal Substitution), 2 min, 19:18

3rd Period

Tri-City – Bench Minor – (Too Many Men), 2 min, 0:52
Omaha – Jake Henderson – (Fighting), 5 min, 3:31
Omaha – Jake Henderson – (Fighting) (Misconduct), 10 min, 3:31
Tri-City – Mason Appleton – (Fighting), 5 min, 3:31
Tri-City – Mason Appleton – (Fighting) (Misconduct), 10 min, 3:31
Tri-City – Austen Long – (Checking From Behind), 4 min, 3:56
Tri-City – Austen Long – (Checking From Behind) (Game Ejection), 10 min, 3:56
Omaha – Brian Williams – (Boarding), 2 min, 7:36
Tri-City – Chase Berger – (High Sticking), 2 min, 8:33
Tri-City – Jake Wahlin – (Roughing), 2 min, 17:52
Omaha – Michael Bigelbach – (Tripping), 2 min, 17:52

Overtime
(no penalties)

Power Play

Tri-City – 0/5

Omaha – 0/6

Shots

Tri-City: 8, 10, 5, 0 = Total: 23
Omaha: 11, 6, 11, 1 = Total: 29

Saves
Tri-City – Alec Dillon – 25/29
Omaha – Kris Oldham – 20/23