Black Hawks Battle to the End in a Loss-Back at Home This Weekend
The sound of the puck going clang off the goal post represents just how close the Waterloo Black Hawks are to start turning losses into wins. That sound was left echoing across Young Arena Tuesday night as many of their shots missed finding the back of the net by mere inches. Meanwhile, the Omaha Lancers poured it on in the 2nd period with four goals, including two within 24 seconds of each other. The Lancers prevailed with a 4-3 decision, but the home team didn t go down without a fight.
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Black Hawks Beat Chicago in an Epic Comeback Saturday Night
Party Town was ROCKIN once again on Saturday night, in what could be easily described as the Black Hawks best (and most exciting) win of the year. Waterloo blasted 19 shots on the goal in the third period, and scored three times in about four minutes of game time to tie the score at 6-6, sending the contest into overtime.
SATURDAY NIGHT VS. CHICAGO
It sounded like the old days at Young Arena, with the building a little over half full of fans, (due to COVID-19 limitations) they made their presence known, standing on their feet and with their cow bells on full blast , Mason Reiners’ first USHL goal sent the crowd into a frenzy, producing a 7-6 overtime win against the league-leading Chicago Steel.