13 Jan 2019, 17:30  |  Regular season  |  Altrincham Ice Dome
Manchester Storm7-4 Fife Flyers
Periods:
Shots:
3-1
(14-8)
1-1
(15-15)
3-2
(10-12)
 
Total: 39-35
Referees: Matt Thompson/Andrew MIller  |  Spectators: 1315
 
Goals and assists
05:01|away|PPG|0-1|Chase Schaber (Brett Bulmer, Scott Aarssen)
07:57|home||1-1|Dallas Ehrhardt (Ciaran Long, Mike Hammond)
12:41|home||2-1|Felix-Antoine Poulin (Mike Hammond, Evan Richardson)
14:44|home||3-1|Chris Auger (Dallas Ehrhardt, Chance Braid)
26:39|away||3-2|Mike Cazzola (Joe Basaraba)
30:17|home||4-2|Dane Byers (Dallas Ehrhardt, Matt Ginn)
40:38|home|PPG|5-2|Dallas Ehrhardt (Mike Hammond, Ciaran Long)
49:10|away|PPG|5-3|Danick Gauthier (Joe Basaraba, Chase Schaber)
52:40|home||6-3|Rob Linsmayer (Luke Moffatt, Dane Byers)
58:33|away|PPG|6-4|Paul Crowder (Craig Moore, Mike Cazzola)
Player statistics
 
 
Goalie statistics
 
Name SA GA MIN %
Matt Ginn|35|4|60:00|88.57
Name SA GA MIN %
Andrew Little||||
Shane Owen|39|7|60:00|82.05
 
 
Game recap

It’s now three games unbeaten for Ryan Finnerty’s Manchester Storm, who completed a four-point weekend thanks to a big home win over Fife.

Things actually started well for the Flyers at the Storm Shelter, the visitors’ Chase Schaber putting his side a goal up at just after five minutes. But the opening period only got worse for Todd Dutiaume’s side as Dallas Ehrhardt tied the game at 7:57, before Felix-Antoine Poulin made it 2-1 at 12:41. The Storm raced into a 3-1 lead just over two minutes later through Chris Auger to complete the first period turnaround. Mike Cazzola got the Flyers back in the game at 26:39, but when Dane Byers hit back a little over three minutes later the Storm were back two ahead.

Ehrhardt and Auger both struck again in the final period to extend the Storm’s lead out to 6-2, with Danick Gauthier bringing the deficit back to three with 10 minutes to play. Rob linsmayer and Paul Crowder traded goals as the game ended in a 7-4 win for the hosts.

In numbers:

Storm Flyers
Shot efficiency 17.95% 11.43%
PP % 1/6 3/6
PK % 3/6 5/6
 
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