Calgary Hitmen dominate Hurricanes in 7-2 victory over Lethbridge
Six different players scored as the Calgary Hitmen defeated Lethbridge 7-2 Saturday night in Calgary.(Photo: Twitter@WHLHitmen)
The Calgary Hitmen dominated the first of seven games against the Lethbridge Hurricanes Saturday night, getting goals from six players as they earned a convincing 7-2 victory.
Riley Fiddler-Schultz, Zac Funk, Matteo Danis, Dax Williams, Maxim Muranov, David Adaszsynki and Danis, with his second, scored for Calgary.
Logan Wormald and Chase Pauls answered for the Hurricanes.
The Hitmen's league-leading penalty-killing unit continued to excel, successfully killing five Lethbridge power plays.
Calgary outshot Lethbridge 36-29.
The Hitmen are back in action at the Saddledome Sunday afternoon, when they play the Edmonton Oil Kings in their final game before a nine-day holiday break.
Puck drop is 2 p.m.
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