A pair of first period goals dug an early hole for St. Charles who would battle back twice to close the gap to a single goal but Gabriel Levesque notched a hat trick for the Mallards en-route to a 6-3 win over the Chill at the iWireless Center Saturday night.
John Snowden registered the first hat trick in Chill history in front of a record crowd of 4,109 as the Chill scored a record six goals en-route to their largest margin of victory with a 6-3 win over the Brampton Beast.
Cameron Cooper tallied his first goal with the Chill while Nick Schneider notched his first point for the home team but it was the Missouri Mavericks who jumped out to an early lead and got some great goaltending from Shane Owen en-route to a 4-1 at The Family Arena.
St. Charles took an early lead on a goal from Martin Hlinka but the Allen Americans tied the game late in the opening period and added a power play goal in the second and third for a 3-1 win Sunday night at the Allen Events Center.
The St. Charles Chill scored a pair of goals in the third period as they continued to battle despite a first period 3-1 and second period 6-1 deficit to the Brampton Beast. The Chill controlled the action in the final frame, outshooting the Beast 15-4 but the comeback effort fell short by a final of 6-3.
St. Louis native Kyle O’Kane scored the game-winner in a 4-3 shootout win to start the second half of the Central Hockey League Season for the St. Charles Chill Friday night in Canada against the Brampton Beast.
The Chill owned the third period tonight. Down 3-1 after allowing a gut wrenching goal with under a minute left in the second period, St. Charles battled back with three-straight goals, the last jammed in by rookie Ryan Berard for his second of the night, and got some key saves down the stretch from Robby Moss en-route to a 4-3 win over Quad City Friday night that ended a tough seven game stretch.
A tightly contested game got out of hand in the third period as Quad City netted four goals in the frame and kept the Chill off the scoreboard for a 5-0 win.
The Chill took a 3-1 lead late in the second period but Rapid City’s Winston Day Chief closed the score to3-2 in the final minute of the second and added two goals in the final three minutes of the third period to complete the natural hat trick and comeback win for the Rush by a final of 4-3.
The Chill scored the first two goals and took a 2-1 lead into the third period but Wichita struck for four goals in the final frame, including an empty netter in the final minute to seal a 5-2 win at the INTRUST Bank Arena.
