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For the first time since November, the Maine Nordiques had a true road game. The Nordiques defeated the Maryland Black Bears 3-2 in a shootout Thursday in a North American Hockey League East Division contest down in Edgewood, Maryland. It was the first time the Nordiques traveled for a game since going down to Attleboro, Massachusetts on Nov. 12 to take on the Northeast Generals. The Nordiques played the Generals in Lewiston at the Androscoggin Bank Colisee in December and again earlier this month in games where the Nordiques were considered the visiting team. The Ice World, where the game was played in Englewood, isn’t the Black Bears’ home arena. Matt Pinchevsky, Maine Nordiques associate head coach, said it was an event to just get ready for the games. ....
Austin 4 @ Fairbanks 5 – The Ice Dogs built an early lead and held off a furious Bruins rally to pick up a 5-4 win in their debut at their temporary home in Marshall, MN. Things were going the Ice Dogs way through the 1 st and most of the 2 nd periods. In the 1 st period, the Ice Dogs jumped out to a 2-0 lead with goals from Mason Plante and Jake Hale, who each scored their 2 nd goals of the season respectively. Early in the 2 nd period, the lead for the Ice Dogs swelled to 4-0 as Andrew Garby scored his first goal of the season and Jasper Lester scored his second goal of the season. Late in the period, Austin showed signs of life thanks to a goal from Barrett Brooks to make it 4-1. The Ice Dogs lead went back to four early in the 3 ....