Nov 6Final
CGY2
COL1
Nov 7Final
CGY4
COL6
Nov 108:40 p.m.
CGY
BAK
Nov 129:00 p.m.
CGY
HSK
Nov 148:00 p.m.
CGY
HSK
Nov 177:00 p.m.
CV
CGY
Nov 187:00 p.m.
CV
CGY
Nov 212:00 p.m.
CGY
LAV
Nov 222:00 p.m.
CGY
LAV
Nov 286:00 p.m.
ONT
CGY
Nov 293:00 p.m.
ONT
CGY
Dec 29:00 p.m.
CGY
ONT
Dec 49:00 p.m.
CGY
CV
Dec 65:00 p.m.
CGY
ONT
Dec 89:00 p.m.
CGY
CV
Dec 99:00 p.m.
CGY
SD
Dec 126:00 p.m.
CV
CGY
Dec 133:00 p.m.
CV
CGY
Dec 187:00 p.m.
ABB
CGY
Dec 201:00 p.m.
ABB
CGY
Dec 286:00 p.m.
HSK
CGY
Dec 306:00 p.m.
HSK
CGY
Jan 16:00 p.m.
CGY
MB
Jan 31:00 p.m.
CGY
MB
Jan 87:00 p.m.
BAK
CGY
Jan 101:00 p.m.
BAK
CGY
Jan 139:00 p.m.
CGY
CV

Wranglers Fall 6-4 To Eagles

· Annie NadinRecap

Loveland, CO – The Calgary Wranglers fell 6-4 to the Colorado Eagles on Saturday night at Blue Federal Credit Union Arena, dropping to 7-7-0 on the season.

Colorado opened the scoring just 22 seconds into the first period on a goal from Adam Beckman. Alex Gagne doubled the Eagles’ lead midway through the frame, before Beckman added his second of the night to give Colorado a 3-0 advantage after 20 minutes.

Tristen Nielsen extended Colorado’s lead to 4-0 on the power play just 17 seconds into the second period. Tyson Gross got Calgary on the board at 7:05 of the middle frame, with an assist from Ben Jones.

Just 1:45 later, Dryden Hunt found the back of the net, with assists from Alex Nylander and Jones, to bring the Wranglers within two.

 Captain Rory Kerins scored at 16:12 of the second period, with assists from Andrew Basha and Axel Hurtig, cutting Colorado’s lead to 4-3 heading into the final frame.

Nikita Prishchepov restored Colorado’s two-goal advantage early in the third period, but Jones brought Calgary back within one on the power play at 13:19, with assists from Luke Philp and Hunter Brzustewicz.

Despite Calgary’s late push for an equalizer, Colorado grabbed the empty net goal to secure the 6-4 victory.

Jones led the Wranglers with a three-point performance, recording one goal and two assists.

Arsenii Sergeev made the start in goal, stopping eight of 11 shots, before Kirill Zarubin entered in relief and turned aside 16 of 18 shots.

The Wranglers continue their road trip on Tuesday, November 10, against the Bakersfield Condors, with puck drop set for 8:40 p.m. MT. Fans can catch all the action live on AHLTV via FloHockey at https://flosports.link/46YqCIJ or listen to the radio broadcast at https://edge.mixlr.com/channel/fblzn.