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Komets forward A.J. Jenks reaches for the puck during the first period against Wheeling Nailers at Memorial Coliseum on Saturday.
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Komets defenseman Randy Gazzola shoots and scores a goal during the second period against Wheeling Nailers at Memorial Coliseum on Saturday.
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Komets defenseman Olivier Galipeau carries the puck during the second period against Wheeling Nailers at Memorial Coliseum on Saturday.
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The Komets’ Zach Pochiro carries the puck during the second period against Wheeling Nailers at Memorial Coliseum on Saturday.
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Komets forward Brandon Hawkins makes a pass during the second period against Wheeling Nailers at Memorial Coliseum on Saturday.
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Komets forward Shawn Szydlowski makes a pass during the first period against Wheeling Nailers at Memorial Coliseum on Saturday.
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Komets defenseman Randy Gazzola shoots and scores a goal during the second period against Wheeling Nailers at Memorial Coliseum on Saturday.
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Wheeling s Adam Smith and the Komets’ Matt Murphy get into an altercation at the end of the second period against Wheeling Nailers at Memorial Coliseum on Saturday.
Shepard Returns With 40 Saves, Holds Off Icemen The Stingrays used 4 3rd period goals en route to a 5-3 win over Jacksonville on Friday (Source: South Carolina Stingrays) By South Carolina Stingrays | March 5, 2021 at 10:47 PM EST - Updated March 5 at 10:47 PM
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. – Returning to the ice for the first time in nine weeks, goaltender Hunter Shepard stopped 40 shots and led the South Carolina Stingrays (12-8-6-2) to their third straight win by a 5-3 score over the Jacksonville Icemen (10-12-1-2) Friday night at the North Charleston Coliseum.
Despite being outshot 43-16 in the contest, South Carolina struck five times, including four goals in the third period.
Stingrays Come Up Short In OT After 3-Goal Third The Stingrays losing streak continued on Saturday with a loss in Jacksonville (Source: South Carolina Stingrays) By South Carolina Stingrays | February 20, 2021 at 10:45 PM EST - Updated February 20 at 10:45 PM
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A three-goal third period comeback by the South Carolina Stingrays (9-8-6-0) forced overtime, but a tally 1:10 into the extra session by Brendan Warren pushed the Jacksonville Icemen (9-9-1-1) on top for good by a final score of 4-3 on Saturday night at Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena.
Stingrays defender Zach Malatesta led the comeback with two straight tallies in the third, while forward Dan DeSalvo picked up a pair of assists as SC fell in extra time for the second straight night.