FALL League Returns to Blaine Alongside NAHL Showcase

The second FALL League event of the season is officially underway in Blaine, Minnesota, running in tandem with the prestigious NAHL Showcase. Stay up to date with all the scores here and catch every game live on NATV!

18U:

Kenai River Brown Bears

The Kenai River Brown Bears made a statement in their first game against the Odessa

Jackalopes. The only team to hold a shut out on the day, a double digit win shut out at that. The

Brown Bears put 10 in the back of the net. With 7 different goal scorers, 3 of which having

multiple goals, Brody Lockman, Noah Mailette, and Cooper Daikawa each having 2 scores. In

goal was Hunter Sidorowicz who went a perfect 100% on saves. Sidorowicz denied all 15 of

the Jackalopes shots on goal.

Fairbanks Ice Dogs

The Fairbanks Ice Dogs put on a show scoring the most goals of the day, in a dominant win over the Janesville Jets 11-2. The Ice Dogs had 7 different goal scorers but only 1 with multiple goals. Garrett Ficsher dominated the game with 5 goals and even an assist. Jackson Donahue, Joe Howe, Brody Peterson, Tyler Sporney, Christian Erickson, and Cooper Rannow were the other goal scorers. The Fairbanks goalie, Davin Ellis, saved 25/27 shots on goal, only allowing 2 in, he saved 92.5% of the Jets shots.

16U:

St. Cloud Norsemen

The St. Cloud Norsemen had a statement game routing the Minot Minatauros 8-1 in their first

game. The Norsemen had 5 different goal scorers, Tobias Walseth led the way with a hattrick and an assist. Logan Ylinen had 2 goals of his own, Nolan Stuber, Waylon Black, and Isaac Snider each putting one in the back of the net. The Norsemen defense was suffocating all game long, only allowing 9 shots on goal. Andrew Skanron, the Norsemen goalie, going 8/9 on saves only allowing 1 in, at 88% in the contest.

Chippewa Steel

The Chippewa Steel dominant in their first game against the Janesville Jets 8-1. Having 6

different goal scorers, Mason Flannery and Ty Haats led the team with 2 goals apiece. Cole

Ahneman, Easton Reimer, Quentyn Crotteau, and Devon Shier all having a goal each. The Steel were ripping shots all game with 65 shots on goal, and even a short handed goal in the first period. In the back Carter Duss, the Chippewa goalie, saved 14 of the 15 shots the Jets took on goal. Allowing 1 goal, he saved 93% of the shots taken on goal.