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Posted on February 13, 2022February 14, 2022 By Ray Hanania No Comments on Chicago Wolves extend home point streak to 14 games
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Chicago Wolves extend home point streak to 14 games

Noesen’s late goal gets Wolves to overtime, but Rockford takes the shootout

Stefan Noesen’s late goal earned the Chicago Wolves extra time, but the Rockford IceHogs recovered for a 4-3 shootout win Saturday night at Allstate Arena.

Forwards Ryan Suzuki and Jack Drury also scored for the Wolves (27-9-4-3), who extended their home point streak to 14 games. Rockford’s Michal Teply posted the shootout’s only tally in the third period to give the IceHogs (19-16-3-1) the extra point.

Rockford opened the scoring on Carson Gicewicz’s slap shot 5:07 into the first period.

The Wolves pulled even at 1:54 of the second period when Suzuki and Spencer Smallman pressured Rockford’s Chad Yetman as soon as he took possession near the IceHogs net. Suzuki swiped the puck and flipped a backhand past Collin Delia for the 1-1 tie.

Rockford responded with Mike Hardman’s rebound goal at 3:51 of the second. He battled a Wolves defensemen and goaltender Jack LaFontaine to shove the puck across the goal line to give the IceHogs a 2-1 edge.

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Ian Mitchell’s power-play goal pushed Rockford’s lead to 3-1 at 10:47, but the Wolves countered with Drury’s 10th goal of the year at 11:33. David Gust set up shop behind the net, waited for a Rockford defenseman to chase him and then dished a backhand to Drury for a quick punch over Delia’s glove to make it 3-2.

 

The Wolves used their timeout with 2:21 left in regulation, then pulled LaFontaine to get an extra attacker on the ice. The move paid off when Noesen jammed home the rebound of an Andrew Poturalski blast to knot it 3-3 with 1:41 to go. For Noesen, who turned 29 Saturday, it marked his AHL-leading 22nd goal of the year.

LaFontaine (1-0-3) stopped 16 of 19 shots during regulation and overtime while Delia (8-6-2) notched 33 saves for the win.

The Wolves continue their four-game homestand with a School-Day Game at 11 a.m. Tuesday against Milwaukee. The Wolves host Faith and Fellowship Night on Saturday, Feb. 19, and Pride Day and Papa Johns Family Sunday on Sunday, Feb. 20, against the Iowa Wild. For the best ticket specials, visit ChicagoWolves.com or contact a Wolves representative at [email protected].

ICEHOGS 4, WOLVES 3 (SO)
Rockford 1 2 0 0 1 — 4
Chicago 0 2 1 0 0 — 3

First Period—1, Rockford, Gicewicz 4 (Phillips, Kalynuk), 5:07.
Penalties—Suzuki, Chicago (hooking), 2:39; Gabriel, Rockford (fighting), 5:16; Marino, Chicago (fighting), 5:16; Altybarmakian, Rockford (hooking), 6:21; Noesen, Chicago (high-sticking), 15:40.

Second Period—2, Chicago, Suzuki 3 (unassisted), 1:54; 3, Rockford, Hardman 6 (Stanton, Busdeker), 3:51; 4, Rockford, I. Mitchell 7 (Regula, Reichel), 10:47 pp; 5, Chicago, Drury 10 (Gust, Lajoie), 11:33.
Penalties—Smallman, Chicago (holding), 9:21; Mattheos, Chicago (interference), 15:10; Poturalski, Chicago (goaltender interference), 17:38.

Third Period—6, Chicago, Noesen 22 (Poturalski, Lajoie), 18:19.
Penalties—G. Mitchell, Rockford (high-sticking double-minor), 4:17; Keane, Chicago (holding the stick), 5:28.

Overtime—None.
Penalties—None.

Shootout—Rockford 1 (I. Mitchell NG, Reichel NG, Teply G); Chicago 0 (Noesen NG, Leivo NG, Poturalski NG). Shots on goal—Rockford 6-6-5-2-1—20; Chicago 12-11-11-2-0—36. Power plays—Rockford 1-5; Chicago 0-3. Goalies—Rockford, Delia (33-36); Chicago, LaFontaine (16-19). Referees—Cody Beach and Jake Kamrass. Linesmen—Dan Kelly and Jonathan Sladek.

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