February 27, 2010
Omaha Lancers goaltender Jeff Teglia posted his fourth shutout of the season and Waterloo Black Hawks forward J.T. Brown had a six-point game on Friday. (USHL Images)
Indiana Ice 6 @ Team USA 1
Kevin Goumas scored two goals, including the game-winner, to extend his point streak to six games and lead Indiana to the win. Alex Wideman dished out three assists and David Johnstone scored his third goal in his last four games for the Ice. Antti Roppo scored his second shorthanded goal over the last three games and Casey DeSmith earned his 10th victory of the season making 35 saves. Reid Boucher scored the lone goal for Team USA's Under-17 squad.
Team USA 6 @ Des Moines Buccaneers 2
Team USA scored four goals in the first period including the game-winner by Austin Czarnik who tallied a goal for the seventh straight game and pushed his point streak to 10 games. Jason Zucker netted two goals and collected an assist while Brandon Saad (1g, 2a) and Nick Shore (3a) also had three-point games for Team USA's Under-18 squad. Andy Iles made 18 saves to claim the victory. Mike Fink scored his third goal over the past four games for the Bucs while Jack Berger added his 11th goal for Des Moines.
Sioux Falls Stampede 1 @ Green Bay Gamblers 5
Ludwig Karlsson scored two goals, including the game-winner, and goaltender Steve Summerhays extended his winning streak to 20 games making 25 saves for the Gamblers. Defenseman Nick Jensen tallied a goal for the third straight game and Anders Lee scored his 29th of the season extending his goal streak to six games. Reed Seckel netted his fifth goal over his past five games for Green Bay. Michael Voran scored his 19th of the season for Sioux Falls.
Omaha Lancers 4 @ Lincoln Stars 0
Jeff Teglia stopped all 32 shots he faced to record his fourth shutout of the season for the Lancers. Seth Ambroz scored his fifth goal over his past four games and Camden Wojtala scored his second goal in as many contests for Omaha. Matt White netted his 28th goal of the season, which was his League-leading sixth shorthanded goal, while Troy Power potted his 18th for the Lancers who completed their first-ever season sweep (5-0-0) against Lincoln.
Chicago Steel 4 @ Tri-City Storm 3
Jake Chelios netted two goals and the Chicago Steel scored two goals in the third period to complete a comeback victory. Richard Coyne scored his first goal in a Steel uniform since being acquired in a trade and Billy Latta scored the game-winner on a third-period penalty shot. Radoslav Illo and Cody Murphy scored for the Storm while Jaden Schwartz netted his 26th goal of the season. Connor Wilson made 29 saves to record the victory for Chicago.
Fargo Force 2 @ Waterloo Black Hawks 8
Waterloo scored five goals in the first period and cruised to their sixth straight victory. Brock Montpetit recorded two goals during the first period while Tyler Barnes also scored two goals for the Black Hawks. J.T. Brown equaled a League season high with a six-point game (1g, 5a) and Derek Arnold collected four points (1g, 3a) which extended his point streak to 10 games. Goaltender C.J. Motte made 26 saves to win his sixth straight start and defenseman Jacob MacDonald scored for the second time in as many games for Waterloo. Johnnie Searfoss and Marek Hrbas scored for Fargo.
Youngstown Phantoms 1 @ Cedar Rapids RoughRiders 6
Cason Hohmann scored two goals and Zach Lehrke extended his goal streak to five games to lead the RoughRiders to the victory. Jeff Costello netted his 25th goal of the season while defenseman Thomas Fallen recorded his first goal in the USHL to go along with an assist. David Boehm scored his third goal over his last four games and Cody Campbell made 28 saves to post the win for Cedar Rapids. Adam Berkle tallied the lone goal for the Phantoms.
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