In the second, Brendan Robbins (5th) would tie the game midway through the second off a Mavericks turnover to make it 1-1. The score would stay 1-0 heading into the second period. Once their power play expired, Justin Nachbaur (3rd) slammed home a loose puck on the goal line to make it a 1-0 Kansas City lead 5:38 into the game. Kansas City jumped on the power play early in the game but failed to capitalize on the first man-advantage of the morning.

The Mavericks scored twice in the third from Nolan Walker (1-0-1) and Cole Coskey (1-0-1), once early and once on an empty netter to seal the game 4-1 in favor of Kansas City Brendan Robbins (1-0-1) tied the game for Worcester in the second before David Cotton (1-0-1) for Kansas City put the Mavericks back in front with a breakaway late in the second. Kansas City’s Justin Nachbaur (1-1-2) got the game's first goal late in the first period to put the Mavericks ahead going into the second. The Railers are back at home against the Norfolk Admirals this Friday, December 1st at 7:05pm Worcester, MA – The Worcester Railers HC (7-7-2-1, 17pts) lost to the Kansas City Mavericks (14-4-0-0, 28pts) on Wednesday morning by the final score of 4-1 in front of a crowd of 4,730 at the DCU Center.

Worcester Falls 4-1 in School Day Game to Mavericks (4-0-0-0) and look to topple the top-of-the-division Mavericks.Worcester. Rapid City will return home tomorrow night to face K.C. Patrick Curry beat Rush starter Connor Murphy on a one-timer with six minutes left to tie the game.Īfter Keanu Yamamoto was given a penalty for cross-checking in a full-team shoving debacle, Kansas City scored on the powerplay when Seattle Kraken draft pick Kyle Jackson logged his second goal of the season to take a 3-2 lead.ĭespite a late Mavericks penalty, the Rush fell 3-2 at home, suffering their first loss of the season. The Rush managed 31 shots on net tonight, but it paled in comparison to 50 from Kansas City and 15 shots from the Mavericks in the last period. Cade Borchardt scored off a deflection on the powerplay to bring the Mavs within one heading into the third period. slowly inched their way back into the game. Bleackley, who has over 200 ECHL games played, would assist on the other Rush goal from Blake Bennett 5:40 into the second period.Īs Rapid City pounded Kansas City goaltender Cale Morris, K.C. Things started well for the Rush (2-1-0-0) as Conner Bleackley scored his first in the red-and-black on the powerplay to take a 1-0 lead midway through the first. (RAPID CITY, S.D.) – The Rapid City Rush, proud affiliate of the NHL’s Calgary Flames, fell to the Kansas City Mavericks 3-2 on Friday night at The Monument.

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