An incredible comeback from 3 goals down.
JHN-5
TRE-4 (SO)
Ryan Munce [6] struggled a bit in his first start for the Chiefs allowing 4 goals on 17 shots in two periods of work before being relieved by Morgan Cey [7]. Cey went on to stop 7 of 7 shots faced in the third period and overtime and then stopped 7 of 9 penalty shots for the shootout win. Jean Desrochers led the way offensively with 3 assists while Dimitri Tarabrin lit the lamp twice. Andrew Martens had 1 goal and 1 assist and Doug Andress netted the other Chiefs goals. Individual helpers belonged to Ben Wallace, Geoff Waugh and John Adams. Adam Henrich [8], John Adams and PJ Atherton [9] had the winning goals in the shootout. Atherton and Tarabrin were named first and second stars of the game.
First Period
TREN Henkel, (10) (Riddle, Haggett), 11:04
Second Period
TREN Johnson, (12) (Bertoli, Ruggeri), 3:58 (PP)
TREN Manley, (2) (Leblond, Pisellini), 8:41
JHN Martens, (3) (Wallace, Desrochers), 16:40
TREN Riddle, (13) (Henkel, Haggett), 17:23
JHN Tarabrin, (5) (Desrochers, Waugh), 19:18
Third Period
JHN Andress, (10) (Desrochers), 4:04
JHN Tarabrin, (6) (Adams, Martens), 7:41
Overtime
NO SCORING
Shootout
JHN- Henrich, Adams, Atherton
TREN- Haggett, Pandolfo
Game sheet from ECHL.com [10].