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Home›Sports›Riverkings Break Even in Chicago Showcase

Riverkings Break Even in Chicago Showcase

By Julie Schooley
October 16, 2017
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CHICAGO — The Riverkings finished with a 2-2 showing over the weekend in the United States Premier Hockey League’s annual Chicago Showcase.

The Riverkings started out strong with an opening 2-0 win on Thursday night over the Kalkaska Rhinos. Goals by Jacob Gaydos and Ryan Mantz, as well as a shut out performance by Parker Rutherford helped in the victory.

After dropping their second contest to the Islanders Hockey Club 4-1 on Friday night, they would face off against the defending USPHL Champion Charlotte Rush, and fall to the 6-2 Rush by a score of 9-1. Cory Schwarz would provide the only goal of the night for the Riverkings.

However, the Riverkings finally had a strong showing in the showcase on Sunday, picking up a 5-2 victory over the Motor City Hawks. Goals by Schwarz, Kyle McCauley, and Jacob Gaydos would put them ahead 3-0  in the first period, and the Riverkings never looked back.  Alexander Mavrogaiannis and Tristan Hillebert would also find the back of the net during the contest. 

The 8-2 Riverkings are back in action this weekend as they travel to Hudson for a two-game series.

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